Eberhard II, Count of Württemberg

Eberhard II the Quarrelsome (1315–1392), eldest son of Ulrich III, was Count of Württemberg from 1344. He ruled jointly with his brother Ulrich IV until he defeated Ulrich's push to partition the county, and Ulrich renounced power in 1362.

Eberhard spent his reign fighting the Swabian Free Imperial Cities; at Döffingen in 1388 his son Ulrich was killed. The wars confirmed the cities' independence, yet he added Böblingen and Calw to his lands. He died in Stuttgart in 1392.