List of the Archbishops of Smolensk
The following people were Russian Orthodox bishops and archbishops of Smolensk ( Russia ):
- Manuil (1137–1167)
- Constantine (around 1180)
- Simeon (around 1197)
- Ignatius (around 1206)
- Lasar (around 1220)
- Mercury
- Feofilact (1356–)
- Parfenij (1365-)
- Daniel (1375-1382)
- Michael (1383-1396)
- Nasson (1396-)
- Sebastian (1415)
- Gerasim (1433-1435)
- Misail (1454–1474) (afterwards Bishop of Kiev)
- Joachim (1475 and 1490)
- Iosif Saltan (1494–1509)
- Warsofonij (1509-1514)
- Iosif (1515-1532)
- Sawa Slepuschkin (1536–1538)
- Gurij Sablotsky (1539–1555)
- Simeon (1555-1567)
- Feofil (1568)
- New Year I (1572–1589)
- Feodosij (1592-1604)
- Sergij (1608-1611)
- Isaja Kopinsky (1628–1631) (afterwards Bishop of Kiev)
- Filaret (1658–1671) (previously Bishop of Suzdal )
- Warsofonij Eropkin (1671–1676)
- Simeon Milyukov (1676–1686)
- New Year's Eve II Chernitsky (1699–1704)
- New Years Eve III. Krajskij (1707-1712)
- Dorofej Korotkewitsch (1712-1718)
- New Year's Eve IV. Kholmskij / Wolynez (1719–1720) (afterwards Bishop of Tver )
- Warlaam Kosowskij (1720–1721) (previously Bishop of Tver)
- Filofej (1722-1727)
- Gedeon Vishnevsky (1728–1761)
- Parfenij Sopkowskij (1761–1795) (previously Archbishop of Novgorod)
- Dmitrij Ustimowitsch (1795–1805) (previously Bishop of Kiev )
- Serafim Glagolewskij (1805-1812) (afterwards Bishop of Minsk )
- Irinej Falkowskij (1812-1813) (also Bishop of Kiev)
- Ioasaf Sretenskij (1813–1821) (previously Archbishop of Novgorod)
- Iosif Velichkovsky (1821–1834)
- Timofej (1834-1859) (previously Archbishop of Novgorod)
- Antonij Amfiteatrow (1859–1866) (previously Bishop of Kiev and then Bishop of Kazan )
- Johann Skokolow (1866–1869) (previously Archbishop of St. Petersburg )
- Serafin Protopopow (1869–1874) (previously Archbishop of Novgorod and then Bishop of Riga )
- Iosif Drosdow (1874-1881)
- Nestor Metaniew (1881–1889) (previously Archbishop of St. Petersburg)
- Guriev Okhotin (1890-1896)
- Nikanor Kamenskij (1896–1899) (afterwards Bishop of Orlow )
- Mitrofan Newskij (1899) (previously Bishop of Orlov)
- Peter Dugow (1899–1908)
- Feodosij Feodosiew (1908-1919) (previously Archbishop of Novgorod)
- Filipp Stavitskij (1920-1924)
- Walerian Ruditsch (1924-1924)
- Serafin Ostroumow (1927-1936)
- Vacancy 1936-1944
- Sergi Smirnov (1944–1955)
- Michael Tschub (1955–1957)
- Innokentij Sokal (1959–1964)
- Antonij Wakarik (1965–1967)
- Gedeon Dokukin (1967–1972)
- Feodosij Prozjuk (Процюк) (1972–1984)
- Kirill Gundjajew (1984-2009)
- Feofilakt Kurjanow (since 2009)