Humbert II of Maurienne was a nobleman from the House of Savoy, born around 1050. He became the Count of Maurienne in Savoie, a region in the western Alps, and played a significant role in the early history of the Savoyard dynasty. His reign marked the consolidation of power in the region, and he was known for his efforts to strengthen local governance. Humbert II was also involved in various alliances through marriage, which helped expand the influence of the Savoy family. He was the son of Humbert I, the founder of the House of Savoy, and his legacy continued through his descendants, who would later become prominent rulers in Italy and beyond.