Hugh II of Jodoigne was a notable medieval nobleman from the region of Jodoigne in present-day Belgium. He belonged to the House of Jodoigne, a family that played a significant role in the local governance and feudal system during the 12th century. His lineage and influence contributed to the development of the area. Hugh II is often recognized for his involvement in regional politics and his efforts to maintain the autonomy of his territory. His reign was marked by the challenges of feudal conflicts and alliances, which were common during this period in European history.