Eudokia (wife of Justinian II)

This article is about a historical Byzantine Empress-Consort. For the sister of Krispos, see Evdokia.

Eudokia Historical Figure Nationality: Byzantine Empire Year of Birth: 7th century Year of Death: Unknown Spouse: Justinian II Children: Unnamed daughter Political Office(s): Byzantine Empress Consort Fictional Appearances: Justinian Set in OTL Type of Appearance: Direct Cause of Death: Natural causes - child birth

Eudokia, daughter of Philaretos, count of the walls, was Justinian II's first wife. She died in childbirth. Heartbroken, Justinian couldn't bear to do anything with their daughter, Epiphaneia; nor could he have sexual relations with other women for some time after Eudokia's death.

Literary comment

Little of Eudokia is recorded, including her death. It may be that Eudokia predeceased Justinian, or that she divorced him. Her death in child-birth is a literary invention.

Royal offices (OTL)
Preceded by Anastasia	Byzantine Empress consort c. 685–695	Succeeded by Theodora of Khazaria