Countess Margarete of Tirol, also known as Margarete Maultasch, was a notable noblewoman born in 1318. She was the daughter of Count Meinhard of Tirol and Countess Elisabeth of Görz. Margarete became the Countess of Tirol through her marriage to Count Henry of Tirol, and she played a significant role in the region's politics during the 14th century. Margarete was known for her strong personality and political acumen. After her husband's death, she ruled Tirol independently, navigating complex alliances and conflicts. Her reign was marked by efforts to strengthen her territory, and she is remembered as a key figure in the history of Tyrol.