Walram II, Count of Zweibrücken

Walram II (c. 1298–1366) was count of Zweibrücken and imperial governor in Lorraine. His father Simon II died young, so his mother was regent until about 1327. In 1333 he settled his inheritance dispute with Zweibrücken-Bitsch in a final partition treaty.

He backed Charles IV against a rival king, and the king made Zweibrücken a town in 1352 and in 1356 named Walram imperial governor in Lorraine. He enlarged the county; his son Eberhard II was its last count.