Sancha of León was a Spanish noblewoman born around 1064, known for her role in the royal family of León. She was the daughter of King Ferdinand I of León and Queen Sancha of León, and her lineage connected her to significant European royal houses. Sancha married Count Ramón de Borgoña, which strengthened ties between León and the Burgundy region. Throughout her life, Sancha was involved in various political and social matters of her time. She had several children, including Alfonso VI of León, who became a prominent king. Sancha's legacy is reflected in the influence her family had on the history of medieval Spain.