Henry II, Count of Namur, was a nobleman who ruled in the late 12th century. He was born around 1160 and became the Count of Namur in 1171, following the death of his father, Albert III, Count of Namur. Henry II was known for his efforts to strengthen his territory and maintain its independence during a time of political turmoil in Medieval Europe. He was also involved in the broader conflicts of the era, including the Crusades. Henry II's reign was marked by alliances and rivalries with neighboring counts and dukes, which shaped the political landscape of the region. He died in 1216, leaving a legacy as a significant figure in the history of Namur.