King Laman II (13 déc. 211 av. J.-C. – 9 juill. 139 av. J.-C.)

Description:

He became king at his father's death and the first thing he did was to try and attack the people of Zeniff again.
He was defeated, and so turned to Zarahemla, where he was again defeated.
Some years later he tried against King Noah. This time he succeeded in subjugating the people of Zeniff.

He was the king when the daughters of the Lamanites were kidnapped by the priests of Noah, and persuaded his people to withdraw from the current attack on the people of Limhi.

There are no dates given for him or his reign, and so everything is estimated. However, based on the time of other events it is quite likely that he was the Grandfather of King Lamoni.