This is a list of Armenian Catholicoi of Cilicia. The Armenian patriarchate was tranferred from Armenia to Cilicia in 1058. Although the see at Echmiadzin was restored in 1441, the Cilician patriarch still continued office until the present day. Today the see is located at Antelias in Lebanon. Armenia - Wikipedia /**/ @import /skins/monobook/IE50Fixes. ... In ancient geography, Cilicia (Ki-LIK-ya) formed a district on the southeastern coast of Asia Minor (modern Turkey), north of Cyprus. ... Categories: Stub | Tourist attractions in Armenia | Towns and Cities in Armenia | World Heritage Sites in Armenia ... The Lebanese Republic or Lebanon is a country in the Middle East, along the Mediterranean Sea, bordered by Syria and Israel. ...

Catholicoi of the Great House of Cilicia and the Middle East

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First Sis era, 267-301

• St. Gregory I the Enlightener (267-301)

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Sivas era, 1058-1062, Tavbloor era, 1062-1066

• Khachig II (1058-1065)

Dzamendav (Zamidia) era, 1066-1116

• Gregory II the Martyrophile (1066-1105)
• Basil (1105-1113)

Dzovk era, 1116-1149, Hromgla era, 1149-1293

• Gregory III 1113-1166
• St. Nerses IV the Graceful 1166-1173
• Gregory IV the Young 1173-1193
• Gregory V 1193-1194
• Gregory VI 1194-1203
• John VI the Affluent 1203-1221
• Constantine I 1221-1267
• Jacob I the Learned 1268-1286
• Constantine II the Woolmaker 1286-1289
• Stephen IV 1290-1293

Second Sis era, 1293-1930

• Gregory VII (1293-1307)
• Constantine III (1307-1322)
• Constantine IV 1323-1326
• Jacob II (1327-1341), d. 1359
• Mekhitar (1341-1355)
• Jacob II (restored) (1355-1359)
• Mesrob (1359-1372)
• Constantine V (1372-1374)
• Paul I (1374-1382)
• Theodore II (1382-1392)
• Garabed (1393-1404)
• Jacob III (1404-1411)
• Gregory VIII (1411-1418)
• Paul II (1418-1430)
• Constantine VI (1430-1439)
• Gregory IX (1439-1446)

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• Garabed (1446-1477)
• Stepanos (1475-1483)
• Hovhannes I (1483-1488)
• Hovhannes II (1489-1525)
• Hovhannes III (1525-1539)
• Simeon (1539-1545)
• Ghazar (1545-1547)
• Toros 1548-1553)
• Khachadour I (1553-1558)
• Khachadour II (1560-1584)
• Azaria I (1584-1601)
• Hovhannes IV (1601-1621)
  • Bedros I (coadjutor) (1601-1608)
• Minas (1621-1632)
• Simeon II (1633-1648)
• Nerses (1648-1654)
• Toros II (1654-1657)
• Khachadour III (1657-1677)
• Sahak I (1677-1683)
• Azaria II (1683-1686)
• Grigor II (1686-1695)
• Asdvadzadour(1695-1703)
• Madteos (1703-1705)
• Hovhannes V (1705-1721)
• Grigor III (1721/2-1729)
• Hovhannes VI (1729/30-1731)
• Ghougas (1731-1737)
• Michael I (1737-1758)
• Gabriel (1758-1770)
• Yeprem I (1770-1784)
• Toros III (1784-1796)
• Giragos I (1797-1822)
• Yeprem II (1822-1833)
• Michael II (1833-1855)
• Giragos II (1855-1866)
• Mekerdich (1871-1894)
• (vacant 1894-1902)

Antelias era, Lebanon 1930-present

• Sahag II (1902-1939)
  • Papken II (Coadjutor) (1931-1936)
• Bedros IV (1940)
• (vacant 1940-1943)
• Karekin I (1943-1952)
• Zareh (1956-1963)
• Khoren (1963-1983)
• Karekin II (1977-1995), became Patriarch of Echmiadzin from 1995-1999.
• Aram I (1995-present)

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See also

• List of Catholicoi of Armenia
• List of Armenian Patriarchs of Jerusalem
• List of Armenian Patriarchs of Constantinople