Count Heinrich of Orlamünde was a notable figure in the medieval period, known for his role as a noble in the region of Thuringia, Germany. He belonged to the House of Orlamünde, which played a significant part in the local politics and feudal system during the 12th century. His lineage and influence contributed to the development of the area. Heinrich's reign was marked by his efforts to strengthen his family's power and secure their lands. He was involved in various conflicts and alliances, typical of the time, which shaped the political landscape of Central Europe. His legacy is remembered in the context of the broader history of the Holy Roman Empire.