List of the Syrian Orthodox Patriarchs of Antioch

Martin Tamcke's (2009) list includes the patriarchs of the Syrian Orthodox Church of Antioch .

For the patriarchs before the schism see List of Patriarchs of Antioch , for the Patriarchs of the Greek Orthodox Church of Antioch after the schism see List of Greek Orthodox Patriarchs of Antioch .

See also Patriarchate of Antioch .

512-538: Severus
544-546: Sergios of Tella
546-550: vacancy
550–575: Paul II the Black of Alexandria
575-581: vacancy
581-591: Peter III. by Raqqa
591-595: Julian I.
595-631: Athanasios I. Gammolo
631–648: John II of the Sedre
649-667: Theodor
667-681: Severius II bar Masqeh
681-683: vacancy
683-686: Athanasios II.
686-708: Julian II.
709–723: Elias I.
724-740: Athanasios III.
740-754: Ivanis I.
754- ?: Euwanis I.
? -758: Athanasios al-Sandali
758-790: George I.
790-792: Joseph
793-817: Qurjaqos from Takrit
817-845: Dionysios I of Tellmahreh
846-873: John III.
873-878: vacancy
878-883: Ignatius II.
883-887: vacancy
887-896: Theodosios Romanos of Takrit
897-909: Dionysius II.
910–922: John IV. Quran
923-935: Baselios I.
936–953: John V.
954-957: Iwanis II.
958-961: Dionysios III.
962-963: Abraham I.
963-965: vacancy
965–985: Johannes Sarigta
986-1002: Athanasios IV of Salah
1002-1004: vacancy
1004-1033: John VII. Bar Abdun
1034-1044: Dionysios IV. Jahja
1044-1049: vacancy
1049-1057: John VIII.
1058-1063: Athanasios V.
1063-1073: John IX. bar Shushan
1074-1075: Baselios II.
1075-1077: Johannes Abdun
1077-1078: Dionysios V. Lazaros
1078-1080: vacancy
1080-1082: Ivanis III.
1082-1084: vacancy
1088-1090: Dionysios VI.
1091-1129: Athanasios VI. bar Khamoro
1129–1137: John X. bar Mawdjono
1138–1166: Athanasios VII. Bar Qutreh
1166–1199: Michael I the Great
1200-1207: Athanasios VIII.
1208-1220: John XI.
1220-1222: vacancy
1222-1252: Ignatius III. David
1252-1263: John XII. bar Madani
1264–1282: Ignatius IV. Yeshu
1283-1292: Philoxenus I. Nemrud
1292-1312: Michael II.
1312-1349: Michael III. Yeshu
1349-1387: Baselios III. Gabriel
1387–1421: Philoxenus II the writer
1421-1444: Baselios IV. Schemun
1445-1454: Ignatius Behnam al-Hadli
1455–1483: Ignatius Chalaf.
1483–1493: Ignatius Johannes XIII.
1493-1509: Ignatius Nuh
1509–1512: Ignatius Jeschu I.
1512–1517: Ignatius Jacob I.
1517–1520: Ignatius David I.
1520–1557: Ignatius Abd-Allah I.
1557–1576: Ignatius Nemet Allah I.
1576–1591: Ignatius David II. Shah
1591–1597: Ignatius XIX. Pilate I.
1597–1639: Ignatius Hadajat Allah
1640–1659: Ignatius Simon I.
1659–1662: Ignatius Jeschu II. Qamscheh
1662–1686: Ignatius Abdul Masih I.
1687–1708: Ignatius Georg II.
1709–1722: Ignatius Isaak Azar
1722–1745: Ignatius Schukr Allah II.
1745–1768: Ignatius Georg III.
1768–1781: Ignatius Georg IV.
1782–1817: Ignatius Matthäus
1817-1818: Ignatius Juna
1819–1837: Ignatius Georg V.
1838–1847: Ignatius Elias II.
1847–1871: Ignatius Jakob II.
1872–1894: Ignatius Peter IV.
1895–1905: Ignatius Abdul Masih II.
1906–1915: Ignatius Abd-Allah II.
1917–1932: Ignatius Elias III.
1933–1957: Ignatius Aphrem I. Barsaum
1957–1980: Ignatius Jakob III.
1980-2014: Ignatius Zakka I. Iwas
since 2014: Ignatius Ephrem II. Karim

Web links

Chronological List of the Patriarchs of Antioch
Complete list of the Patriarchs of Antioch ( Memento of July 9, 2007 in the Internet Archive )

Individual evidence

↑ Martin Tamcke: The Christians from Tur Abdin: Introduction to the Syrian Orthodox Church. Lembeck, Frankfurt a. M. 2009, ISBN 978-3-87476-580-0 , p. 214. "... 1252–1263 Johannes XII. Bar 1659–1662 Madani 1264–1282 Ignatius IV. Yeshu 1662–1686 1283–1292 Philoxenus I. Nemrud ... 1847–1871 1493–1509 Ignatius Nuh from 1872–1894 Lebanon 1509–1512 Ignatius Jeschu I 1895–1905 1512–1517 Ignatius ... "
^ Missionary Journal and Memoir, p. 263 Joseph Wolff - 1828 "The Syrian patriarchs take the title of Patriarchs of Antioch; and all of them beside their own name take the name of Ignatius, from Ignatius the Enlightened, the third patriarch of Antioch."
^ Adrian Fortescue: The Lesser Eastern Churches. Gorgias Press, Piscataway, NJ 2001, ISBN 0-9715986-2-2 , p. 338. "The first Patriarch to change his name for Ignatius was Ignatius III (formerly Joshua, 1264-1282)."

[1] Martin Tamcke: The Christians from Tur Abdin: Introduction to the Syrian Orthodox Church. Lembeck, Frankfurt a. M. 2009, ISBN 978-3-87476-580-0 , p. 214. "... 1252–1263 Johannes XII. Bar 1659–1662 Madani 1264–1282 Ignatius IV. Yeshu 1662–1686 1283–1292 Philoxenus I. Nemrud ... 1847–1871 1493–1509 Ignatius Nuh from 1872–1894 Lebanon 1509–1512 Ignatius Jeschu I 1895–1905 1512–1517 Ignatius ... "

[2] Missionary Journal and Memoir, p. 263 Joseph Wolff - 1828 "The Syrian patriarchs take the title of Patriarchs of Antioch; and all of them beside their own name take the name of Ignatius, from Ignatius the Enlightened, the third patriarch of Antioch."

[3] Adrian Fortescue: The Lesser Eastern Churches. Gorgias Press, Piscataway, NJ 2001, ISBN 0-9715986-2-2 , p. 338. "The first Patriarch to change his name for Ignatius was Ignatius III (formerly Joshua, 1264-1282)."