Countess Margaret of Tirol was a notable historical figure born in 1262. She was the daughter of Count Meinhard II of Tirol and Countess Elisabeth of Görz. Margaret became the Countess of Tirol through her marriage to Count Henry of Tirol, strengthening the political ties between their families. Margaret played a significant role in the governance of Tirol during her husband's absence. She was known for her intelligence and leadership skills, which helped maintain stability in the region. Her legacy continued through her children, who furthered the influence of the House of Tirol in medieval Europe.