Conrad of Brunswick-Lüneburg

Conrad of Brunswick-Lüneburg (c. 1246 – 15 September 1300) was the youngest son of Duke Otto the Child and a Welf prince who became bishop of Verden. After his father's death in 1257 he first ruled jointly with his brothers Albert and John.

Provost of Bremen Cathedral from 1259, he became cathedral custodian at Hildesheim in 1266 or 1267. He was postulated to the see of Verden in 1269 and confirmed as bishop in 1285.

He rebuilt the fire-damaged Verden Cathedral and prevailed over his brother in a dispute over the Lüneburg saltworks. From 1277 he guarded Welf interests as guardian of his nephew Otto the Strict. In 1288 Duke Albert II of Saxony granted counties to his bishopric, enlarging it considerably.