Fulk II of Anjou was a prominent nobleman in the 10th century, known for his role as the Count of Anjou. He was born around 910 and became the count after his father, Fulk I, passed away. Fulk II played a significant part in expanding the influence of the House of Anjou through strategic marriages and military campaigns. Fulk II's reign lasted until his death in 958. He is remembered for his efforts to strengthen the county and for his alliances with neighboring regions. His legacy continued through his descendants, who would further shape the history of Anjou and beyond.