Raymond of Burgundy

Raymond of Burgundy (c. 1070–1107) was the fourth son of Count William I of Burgundy. He came to Iberia around 1087 with a Burgundian army aiding Alfonso VI of León.

Raymond married the king's heiress Urraca, receiving the government of the Kingdom of Galicia, then including the counties of Portugal and Coimbra. In 1095 Alfonso detached those two counties and granted them to Raymond's kinsman Henry of Burgundy.

Raymond ruled Galicia with near-royal authority, using count and prince titles, until his death on 24 May 1107. His son by Urraca, Alfonso VII, later ruled León and Castile, and his brother became Pope Callixtus II.