Louis II Guillaume Léopold de Savoie de Condé

Louis II, Prince de Condé (Louis II Guillaume Léopold de Savoie de Condé; 27th June 1685 - 3rd May 1729) was a French prince du sang that reigned as Prince de Condé upon the death of his great-grandfather, Louis I. In 1704, he was married to Léopoldine du Palatinat, and the couple produced several children. Throughout his tenure as Prince de Condé, Louis built a reputation as an esteemed courtier, a gentleman of the king, and a minister of the government, among other things.

From birth, as third in the line of succession to the principality, Louis was styled as Monseigneur le Duc de Bourbon. Louis's great-grandfather was Louis I, Prince de Condé, son of Henri IV de France. Louis I's son, Louis Georges Auguste, the Prince de Conti, died in 1692, leaving Louis I's grandson, Louis Philippe Henri, as Prince de Conti. However, in 1701, he also died, leaving Louis himself as heir to his great-grandfather.