Bernard II, Margrave of Baden-Baden was a 15th-century German ruler who lived from approximately 1428 until 1458. The son of Margrave Jacob, he was raised in a highly religious household and received an extensive education. Although he was entitled to several territories, he chose to serve as an envoy for Emperor Frederick III. Known for his profound piety and devotion to the impoverished, he dedicated much of his wealth to aiding the needy. He died of the plague in Moncalieri while traveling to promote a crusade.