List of Galician Suebic Monarchs
- Hermeric, c. 409–438
- Heremigarius, 427–429, leader in Lusitania
- Rechila, 438–448
- Rechiar, 448–456
- Aioulf, 456–457, foreigner, possibly appointee of the Visigoths
- Maldras, 456–460, in opposition to Framta after 457
- Framta, 457, in opposition to Maldras
- Richimund, 457–464, successor of Framta
- Frumar, 460–464, successor of Maldras
- Remismund, 464–469, succeeded Frumar, reunited the Suebi
- Period of obscurity
- Hermeneric fl. c. 485
- Veremund fl. 535
- Theodemund fl. 6th century
- Chararic, after c.550–558/559, existence sometimes doubted
- Ariamir, 558/559–561/566
- Theodemar, 561/566–570
- Miro, 570–583
- Eboric, 583–584, deposed and put in a monastery by Andeca.
- Andeca, 584–585, deposed and put in a monastery by Leovigild.
- Malaric, 585, opposed Leovigild and was defeated.
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