John (II) Drugeth | |
|---|---|
| Ispán of Ung | |
| Reign | 1354–1362 |
| Predecessor | Nicholas Drugeth |
| Successor | Paul Lackfi |
| Born | c. 1320 |
| Died | 1362 |
| Noble family | House of Drugeth |
| Issue | Sebastian John IV Nicholas II Stephen I Francis I |
| Father | John I Drugeth |
| Mother | Paska de Bononensi |
John (II) Drugeth de Homonna (also Druget, Hungarian: homonnai Druget (II.) János, Slovak: Ján II. Druget Humenský; c. 1320–1362) was a Neapolitan-born Hungarian nobleman. As a minor son of his namesake father, he arrived to the Kingdom of Hungary along with his family upon the invitation of King Charles I at the turn of 1327 and 1328, becoming the most powerful family in Hungary. However, the newly enthroned Louis I confiscated most of their wealth in 1342. John succeeded his brother Nicholas as the ispán of Ung County in 1354. John was the founder and first member of the Homonna branch of the Drugeth family. This remained the only surviving cadet branch of the family by the early 15th century, consequently all later Drugeths descended from John. The Drugeth family became extinct in 1684.