List of Armenian Patriarchs of Jerusalem

List of Armenian Patriarchs of Jerusalem

In 638, The Armenian Apostolic Church began appointing its own bishop in Jerusalem, generally known as the Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem. The office has continued, with some interruptions, down to this day.

The bishop at the Armenian Partriarchate of Jerusalem is given the title of "Patriarch" in deference to Jerusalem's holy status within Christianity; however, the Armenian Patriarch is under the ecclesiastic authority of the Catholicos of Armenia and of All Armenians.

Armenian Patriarchs of Jerusalem

* Abraham I (638-669)
* Krikor Yetesati (669-696)
* Kevork (696-708)
* Mgrdich (708-730)
* Hovhannes (730-758)
* Stepanos (758-774)
* Yeghia (774-797)
** "unknown"
* Abraham II (885-909)
** "unknown"
* Krikor (981-1006)
* Arsen (1006-1008)
* Mesrob (1008)
** "unknown"
* Simeon (1090-1109)
* Movses (1109-1133)
* Esayee (1133-1152)
* Sahag (1152-1180)
* Abraham III (1180-1191)
* Minas (1191-1205)
* Abraham IV (1215-1218)
* Arakel (1218-1230)
* Hovhannes (1230-1238)
* Garbaed (1238-1254)
* Hagopos (1254-1281)
* Sarkis (1281-1313)
* Theodore (1313-1316)
* David (1316-1321)
* Boghos (1321-1323)
* Vartan Areveltzi (1323-1332)
* Hovhannes Josleen (1332-1341)
* Parsegh (1341-1356)
* Krikor (1356-1363)
** Giragos (coadjutor)
* Mgrdich (1363-1378)
* Hovhannes Lehatzee (1378-1386)
* Krikor of Egypt (1386-1391)
* Esayee (1391-1394)
* Sarkis (1394-1415)
** Mardiros (coadjutor)(1399)
** Mesrob (coadjutor)(1402)
* Boghos Karnetzi (1415-1419)
* Mardiros of Egypt (1419-1430)
** Minas (coadjutor)(1426)
* Esayee (1430-1431)
* Hovhannes (1431-1441)
* Abraham Missirtzee (1441-1454)
* Mesrob (1454-1461)
* Bedros (1461-1476)
* Mgrdich Elovtzee (1476-1479)
* Abraham Pereeahtzee (1479-1485)
* Hovhannes Missirtzee (1485-1491)
* Mardiros Broosatzee (1491-1501)
* Bedros (1501-1507)
* Sarkis (1507-1517)
* Hovhannes (1517-1522)
* Theodore (Asdvadzadoor Merdeentzee) (1532-1542)
* Pilibos (1542-1550)
** Theodore (Asdvadzadoor Merdeentzee) (1550-1551), restored 1st time
* Antreas Merdeentzee (1551-1583)
* David Merdeentzee (1583-1613)
* Krikor Kantzagehtzee (1613-1645)
* Theodore (Asdvadzadoor Daronetzee) (1645-1664)
** Yeghiazar Hromglayetzee (coadjutor) (1664-1665)
** Theodore (Asdvadzadoor Daronetzee) (1665-1666), restored 2nd time
* Yeghiazar (1666-1668)
* Theodore (Asdvadzadoor) (1668-1670)
* Yeghiazar again (1670-1677)
* Mardiros Khrimtzi (1677-1680)
* Hovhannes Amasyatzee (1680)
* Mardiros Khrimtzi again (1681-1683)
* Lay Locum Tenens (1683-1684)
* Hovhannes Bolsetzi (1684-1697)
* Simeon (1688-1691)
** "vacant" (1691-1696)
* Minas Hamtetzi (1697-1704)
** Kaloosd Hetoontzi (coadjutor)
** Krikor (coadjutor) (1704-1715), also Armenian Patriarch of Constantinople.
* Krikor Shiravantzee (Chainbearer) (1715-1749)
* Hagop Nalian (1749-1752), left office
* Teotoros (1752-1761)
* Garabed Tantchagetzee (1761-1768)
* Boghos Vanetzee (1768-1775)
* Hovhannes Kanapertzee (1775-1793)
* Bedros Yevtogeeyatzee (1793-1800)
* Teodoros Vanetzi (1800-1818)
* Kapriel Neegomeetatzee (1818-1840)
* Zakaria Gopetzi (1840-1846)
* Giragos (1846-1850)
* Hovhannes of Smyrna (1850-1860)
* Vertanes Locum Tenens (1860-1864)
* Esayee of Talas (1864-1885)
* Yeremya Der Sahagian (1885-1889)
* Harootiun Vehabedian (1889-1910), until 1888 in Istanbul
** "vacant" (1910-1921)
* Yeghishe Tourian (1921-1929)
* Torkom Koushagian (1929-1939)
* Mesrob Nishanian (1939-1944)
* Guregh Israeli (1944-1949)
** "vacant" (1949-1957)
** Tiran Nersoyan (1957-1958), elected but never consecrated
** "vacant" (1958-1960)
* Yeghishe Derderian (1960-1990)
* Torkom Manoogian (1990-Present)

External links

* [http://www.armenian-patriarchate.org/page4.html ARMENIAN PATRIARCHS OF JERUSALEM]

ee also

* List of Catholicoi of Armenia


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