Henry, Count of Portugal

Henry of Burgundy (c. 1066–1112), Count of Portugal, was a younger son of Burgundy's ducal house. He came to Iberia to fight the Almoravids for Alfonso VI and married the king's illegitimate daughter Teresa around 1095, receiving the county of Portugal.

He made a pact with his kinsman Raymond of Burgundy to share power after Alfonso's death. After Alfonso's death he exploited the wars between Queen Urraca and Alfonso I of Aragon to enlarge his lands.

He died of wounds at the siege of Astorga in 1112 and was buried at Braga. His son Afonso Henriques became Portugal's first king.