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Personal data Theodahad King of the Ostrogoths 


Household of Theodahad King of the Ostrogoths

He is married to Gudeliva.

They got married about 506 at of,Tuscany,Italy.

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Timeline Theodahad King of the Ostrogoths

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Theodahad King of the Ostrogoths

Gento of The Vandals
± 420-????
Eurica of the Huns
± 424-480
Théodomir Amal des Ostrogoths
425-475
Ereleuva "Eusebia" of Pannonia
± 440-± 500

Theodahad King of the Ostrogoths
± 480-536

± 506

Gudeliva
± 488-????


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