Boniface of Saluzzo

Boniface of Saluzzo (1184–1212) was the eldest son and heir of Marquis Manfred II of Saluzzo. First documented in 1197, he ruled as marquess alongside his father and in 1202 married Maria, daughter of Comita I, judge of Torres in Sardinia, a match celebrated by a troubadour.

With his father he resisted the expansion of Count Thomas I of Savoy. Boniface died in 1212, three years before Manfred II, so his claims passed to his son Manfred III, who succeeded his grandfather in 1215.