Theudiss
Theudiss was a Visigothic king who reigned in Hispania from 567 to 573 AD. His reign was a turbulent period characterized by internal strife and external pressures. Theudiss succeeded King Liuva I, who had become increasingly infirm. Upon Theudiss's death, Liuva I's son, Leovigild, became king.
The exact circumstances of Theudiss's ascension and the duration of his reign are subject to some debate
Theudiss's reign is not as extensively documented as those of some other Visigothic rulers. Information about