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This is a list of Catholicos of the East. Presently the Catholicos have jurisdiction over all the Orthodox Christians in India.

The Catholicate was established by Apostle Thomas in Edessa, Mesopotamia during his mission. The see was moved to Selucia-Ctesiphon, the capital of Persian Empire and then to Tigris and Mosul in Iraq following the Nestorian Schism in the church. The see was re-instated in India by the Patriarch of Antioch in 1912 AD.

Catholicose of the East[]

Edessa era[]

Seleucia-Ctesiphon era[]

  • 5. Abres
  • 6. Abraham 1st of Kashker
  • 7. Yacob 1st
  • 8. Ebid M’shikha
  • 9. Ahha d'Aboui
  • 10. Shahaloopa of Kashker

Metropolitan of Seleucia-Ctesiphon elevated as Catholicos

  • 11. Papa Bar Gaggai
  • 12. Simeon Barsabae
  • 13. Shalidoste
  • 14. Barbashmin
  • 15. Toumarsa
  • 16. Qaioma
  • 17. Issac
  • 18. Ahhi
  • 19. Yab-Alaha 1st
  • 20. Maana
  • 21. Frabokht
  • 22. Dadishu 1st
  • 23. Babwahi
  • 24. Aqaq-Acace

Tigris era[]

  • 25. Ahoudemme
  • 26. Qum Yeshu
  • 27. Samuel
  • 28. Morooso
  • 29. Denha 1st
  • 30. Bar Yeshu
  • 31. Abraham
  • 32. David
  • 33. Youhanon Soubo
  • 34. Denha 2nd
  • 35. Paulos
  • 36. Youhanon Keeyunoyo
  • 37. Joseph
  • 38. Sharbeel
  • 39. Shemavun
  • 40. Baselios bar baldoyo
  • 41. Daniel
  • 42. Thoma of Tigris
  • 43. Baselios Lo asar
  • 44. Malkisadek
  • 45. Sargis
  • 46. Athanasius
  • 47. Thoma Asthunoro
  • 48. Denha 3rd
  • 49. Baselios 3rd
  • 50. Kuriakose
  • 51. Yuhanon Damascus
  • 52. Ignatius Barkiki
  • 53. Athanasius of Edessa
  • 54. Baselios of Tigris
  • 55. Yuhanon Sleeba

Mosul era[]

  • 56. Dionysius Mosa

2nd Tigris era[]

  • 57. Ignatius Lo asar

2nd Mosul era[]

  • 58. Youhanan Sarugoyo
  • 59. Dionysius Bar Msah
    • Gregorius Yakoub
  • 60. Ignatius III David - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1222 AD
  • 61. Dionysius Sleeba of Kaparthooth
  • 62. John XII bar Madani - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1252 AD
  • 63. Ignatius Sleeba of Edessa
  • 64. Bar-Hebraeus
  • 65. Gregorius Bar Sauma
  • 66. Gregorius Mattai
  • 67. Athanasius Abraham
    • Gregorius Bar Kainaya
  • 68. Baselios Behanam (Ignatius Behnam of Hadl) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1445 AD.
  • 69. Diaskoros Behnam Araboyo
  • 70. Baselios Bar sauma of Madina
  • 71. Baselios Assis
  • 72. Nooh (Ignatius Nuh of Lebanon) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1493 AD
  • 73. Baselios Abraham
  • 74. Baselios Blias
  • 75. Athanasius Habeeb 1st
  • 76. Baselios Elias
  • 77. Baselios Nemet Allah 1st (Ignatius Nemet Allah I) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1557 AD
  • 78. Baselios Adbed at Ghani
  • 79. Baselios David Shah (Ignatius David II Shah) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1576 AD.
  • 80. Baselios Philathose (Ignatius Pilate I) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1591 AD
  • 81. Baselios Abd at Ghani
  • 82. Patrose 5th Hadaya (Ignatius Hadayat Allah) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1597 AD
  • 83. Baselios Isaya
  • 84. Baselios Sakralla 1st
  • 85. Baselios Abdul Masih 1st (Ignatius Abdul Masih I) - Became Patrairch of Antioch in 1662 AD.
  • 86. Baselios Habeeb 2nd
  • 87. St. Baselios Eldho
  • 88. Baselios Geevarghese (Ignatius George II) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1687 AD.
  • 89. Baselios Isahac 2nd (Ignatius Isaac Azar) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1709 AD.
  • 90. Baselios Mathai
  • 91. Baselios Lazer 3rd
  • 92. Baselios Mathai 2nd
  • 93. Baselios Shakralla 2nd (Ignatius Shukr Allah II) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1722 AD.
  • 94. Gregorios Lazer 4th
  • 95. St. Baselios Sakralla 3rd of Aleppo
  • 96. Baselios Geevarghese Mosa (Ignatius George IV) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1768 AD.
  • 97. Baselios Sleeba 4th
  • 98. Baselios Bishara
  • 99. Baselios Yavanan
  • 100. Baselios Kurilos Abd al- Azeez
  • 101. Baselios Mathew 4th
  • 102. Baselios Elias 2nd
  • 103. Baselios Elias 3rd Ankas (Ignatius Elias II) - Became Patriarch of Antioch in 1838 AD.
  • 104. Baselios Bahnam

Indian era[]

Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church[]

Jacobite Syrian Christian Church[]

Sea also[]

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