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The Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem was founded in 638.
Armenian Patriarchs of Jerusalem
Abraham (638-669) Krikor Yetesatzi (669-696) Kevork (696-708) Mgrdich (708-730) Hovhannes (730-758) Stepanos (758-774) Yeghia (774-797) unknown...
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Krikor (981-1006) Arsen (1006-1038) Mesrob (1008) unknown...
Simeon (1090-1109) Movses (1109-1133) Esayee (1133-1152) Sahag (1152-1180) Abraham of Jerusalem (1180-1191) Minas (1191-1205) Abraham (1215-1218) Arakel (1218-1230) Hovhannes (1230-1238) Garabed of Jerusalem (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) Garabed (1349) Krikor (1356-1363) 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) Esayee(1430-31) Hovhannes (1431-1441) Muron (1436-1437) Abraham Missirtzee (1441-1454) Mesrob (1454-1461) Bedros (1461-1476) Mgrdich Elovtzee (1476-1479) Abraham Pereeahtzee (1497-1485) 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 Antreas Merdeentzee (1551-83) David Merdeentzee (1583-1613) Krikor Kantzagehtzee (1613-1645) Theodore (Asdvadzadoor Daronetzee) (1645-1664) Yeghiazar Hromglayetzee (coadjutor) (1664-1665) Theodore (Asdvadzadoor Daronetzee) (1665-1666), restored 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) Minas Hamtetzi (1697-1704) Kaloosd Hetoontzi (coadjutor) Krikor (coadjutor) (1704-15), 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) Boghos Atreeunoobolsetzi (1824-1847) Zakaria Gopetzi (1840-1846) Giragos of Jerusalem (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 Constantinople (present-day Istanbul) Yeghishe Tourian (1921-1929) Torkom Koushagian (1929-1939) Mesrob Nishanian (1939-1944) Guregh Israelian (1944-1949) Tiran Nersoyan (1957-1958), elected but never consecrated Yeghishe Derderian (1960-1990) Torkom Manoogian (1990-present)
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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Jerusalem (After 1291) (7694 words)
Jerusalem and the holy places especially, as being the most interesting parts of the empire to Christians and the scene of continual Christian pilgrimages, were the places where the Turkish government was most anxious to show that its reforms were really meant. The third Franciscan convent in Jerusalem is by the Chapel of the Scourging in the Tariq Bab Sitti Miriam, opposite the Antonia castle. The jurisdiction of the Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem extends throughout the Pashaliks of Damascus, 'Akka, Tarabulus (Tripoli), and Cyprus.
Patriarch of Jerusalem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (174 words)
The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem , who is one of the Roman Catholic patriarchs of the east The Orthodox Patriarch of Jerusalem , who is one of nine highest-ranking Eastern Orthodox bishops, called patriarchs The Armenian Patriarch of Jerusalem , who in addition to representing the interests of his own church, is in communion with the other churches of the Oriental Orthodox communion.
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