Théodechilde was a Frankish princess and queen of the Warni who lived during the 6th century. As the daughter of King Theuderich I and granddaughter of Clovis I, she held significant royal lineage. Following her time as a consort, she became a Benedictine abbess and is recognized as a saint in the Catholic tradition. Her life, which involved serving as a queen, daughter, and wife to royalty, has been documented through hagiographical accounts, including works by Venantius Fortunatus.