Theodemar
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Theodemar (in Galician and Portuguese, Teodomiro) was the Suevi king Gallaecia (latter Galicia) (559-570) during whose reign the nation converted to the Roman church. He convoked the First Council of Braga (561). In 570, he was attacked by the Arian king of the Visigoths, Leovigild.
He may have been preceded by one Ariamir until 561, as it appears in some king lists.
| Preceded by Carriaric |
King of Galicia 559-570 |
Succeeded by Miro |
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