Theodemund

For the Byzantine official, see Theudimund.

Theodemund was a Suevic King of Galicia whose reign fell in the period 469–550.^[1] This period is very obscure and little is known about the rulers in this time save that they were Arians. The hypothesis of his existence is based on a twelfth-century document that mentions a Theodemundus ruling the Sueves between Remismund and Theodomir. Because this mention occurs in a listing of seventh-century ecclesiastical divisions at the time of Wamba, Wilhelm Reinhart believes it was based on an earlier source.^[2]

Theodemund
King of the Suevi
Reign	c. 535–550
Predecessor	Veremund
Successor	Chararic