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Armenian Patriarchs of Constantinople (18th. and 19th c.)

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Zakaria II of Constantinople (1773–1781)
Zakaria II of Constantinople (1773–1781)

Stepanos II of Constantinople (1831–1839) - restored (1840–1841)
Stepanos II of Constantinople (1831–1839) – restored (1840–1841)

 

Hagopos III of Constantinople (1839–1840) - restored (1848–1856)
Hagopos III of Constantinople (1839–1840) – restored (1848–1856)

 

Matteos II of Constantinople (1844–1848)
Matteos II of Constantinople (1844–1848)

 

Kevork II of Constantinople (1856–1860)
Kevork II of Constantinople (1856–1860)

 

Sarkis V of Constantinople (1860–1861)
Sarkis V of Constantinople (1860–1861)

 

Nerses II of Constantinople (1874–1884)
Nerses II of Constantinople (1874–1884)

 

Harutyun I of Constantinople (1885–1888)
Harutyun I of Constantinople (1885–1888)

 

Khoren I of Constantinople (1888–1894)
Khoren I of Constantinople (1888–1894)

 

Matteos III of Constantinople (1894–1896)- dethroned in 1896 by the Ottoman authorities and exiled to Jerusalem - returned from exile and restored as Patriarch - (same year elected as Matthew II, Catholicos of All Armenians (1908–19
Matteos III of Constantinople (1894–1896)- dethroned in 1896 by the Ottoman authorities and exiled to Jerusalem – returned from exile and restored as Patriarch – (same year elected as Matthew II, Catholicos of All Armenians (1908–1910)

 

Maghakia Ormanian (1896–1908)
Maghakia Ormanian (1896–1908)

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10 years ago

Wow! What an incredible group!
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