Guy II of Auvergne
| Guy II of Auvergne | |
|---|---|
Seal of Guy II | |
| Count of Auvergne | |
| Reign | 1199-1222 |
| Predecessor | William IX of Auvergne |
| Successor | William X of Auvergne |
| Born | c.1165 |
| Died | 1222 |
| Spouse | Péronnelle de Chambon |
| Issue | William X of Auvergne Elise Ermengarde of Auvergne Marguerite of Auvergne |
| House | House of Auvergne |
| Father | Robert IV of Auvergne |
| Mother | Mahaut of Burgundy |
Guy II of Auvergne (c. 1165 – 1222) was the Count of Auvergne between 1199 and 1222. Like his predecessors, he was a vassal of the King of England during the first phase of his reign. In the second part of his reign, his County was invaded twice in 1196 and in 1210, by his neighbor King Philip August of France, after which the majority of Auvergne was annexed by the King of France.