Megingoz of Würzburg was an eighth-century Benedictine monk and a significant ecclesiastical figure in Francia. Serving as the second bishop of Würzburg from 753 to 768, he played a vital role in the early development of the region. He was likely a monk at Fritzlar abbey and was present during the establishment of the Fulda abbey. Known for his intellectual contributions, he provided essential firsthand testimony for the biography of Boniface written by Willibald.