Herbert II, Count of Maine, was a nobleman in medieval France, known for his role in the region of Maine. He belonged to the influential Herbert family, which played a significant part in the politics of the time. Herbert II's tenure as count is marked by his efforts to maintain and expand his family's power and influence. He was the son of Herbert I, Count of Maine, and succeeded his father in the early 10th century. Herbert II's reign was characterized by the challenges of feudal conflicts and the need to navigate relationships with neighboring lords, including the Counts of Anjou. His legacy contributed to the shaping of the region's history.