Serbian Orthodox Church

Serbian Orthodox Church

Archbishops of the Autocephalous Orthodox Archdiocese of Peć, 1219–1346

Church Rule	Portrait	Common English/Serbian name	Regnal name	Personal name	Place of birth	Notes
1219 to 1233		Sava Saint Sava Sveti Sava	Sava, Metropolitan of Žičaand Archbishop of Serbs	Rastko Nemanjić		First Archbishop of Serbian Church
1233 to 1263		Arsenije Sremac Saint Arsenius I of Srem Sveti Arsenije I Sremac	Arsenije, Metropolitan ofPeć and Archbishop of Serbs		Syrmia	First Archbishop of Peć
1263 to 1271		Sava II Saint Sava II Sveti Sava II	Sava II, Metropolitan ofPeć and Archbishop of Serbs	Predislav Nemanjić		Second Archbishop of Peć Nephew to Sava I
1271 to 1272		Danilo I Daniel I	Danilo, Metropolitan ofPeć and Archbishop of Serbs			Third Archbishop of Peć Was replaced after a year for an unknown reason
1272 to 1276		Joanikije I Saint Joannicius I Sveti Joanikije I	Joanikije, Metropolitan ofPeć and Archbishop of Serbs			Fourth Archbishop of Peć
Archdiocese throne vacant from 1276–1279
1279 to 1286		Jevstatije I Saint Eustatius I Sveti Jevstatije I	Jevstatije, Metropolitan of Peć and Archbishop of Serbs		Budimlje	Fifth Archbishop of Peć
1286 to 1292		Jakov I Saint Jacob I Sveti Jakov I	Jakov, Metropolitan of Peć and Archbishop of Serbs			Sixth Archbishop of Peć
1292 to 1309		Jevstatije II Saint Eustatius II Sveti Jevstatije II	Jevstatije II,Metropolitan of Peć and Archbishop of Serbs			Seventh Archbishop of Peć
1309 to 1316		Sava III Saint Sava III Sveti Sava III	Sava III, Metropolitan of Peć and Archbishop of Serbs			Eighth Archbishop of Peć
1316 to 1324		Nikodim I Saint Nikodemus I Sveti Nikodim I	Nikodim, Metropolitan of Peć and Archbishop of Serbs			Ninth Archbishop of Peć
1324 to 1337		Danilo II Saint Daniel II Sveti Danilo II	Danilo II, Metropolitan of Peć and Archbishop of Serbs			Tenth Archbishop of Peć

[edit]Patriarchs of the Holy Patriarchal See of Peć, 1346–1766

[edit]First Patriarchate of Peć, 1346-1463

Patriarchate	Portrait	Common English/Serbian name	Regnal name	Personal name	Place of birth	Notes
1337 to 1346		Joanikije II Saint Joannicius II Sveti Joanikije II	Joanikije II, Metropolitan of Peć and Archbishop of Serbs			First Serb Patriarch, installed during the crowning of Tsar Dusan
1346 to 1354			Joanikije II, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands
1354 to 1375		Sava IV Sava IV	Sava IV, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			Second Serb Patriarch
1375 to 1380 (First Tenure)		Jefrem Saint Ephraem Sveti Jefrem	Jefrem, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			3rd Patriarch of Serbs (3rd Patriarch of Peć)
1389 to 1390 (Second Tenure)
1380 to 1389		Spiridon Saint Spirydon Sveti Spiridon	Spiridon, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			4th Patriarch of Serbs (4th Patriarch of Peć)
1390 to 1396		Danilo III Daniel III	Danilo III, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			5th Patriarch of Serbs (5th Patriarch of Peć)
1396 to 1407		Sava V	Sava V, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			6th Patriarch of Serbs (6th Patriarch of Peć)
1407		Danilo IV	Danilo IV, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			6th Patriarch of Serbs (6th Patriarch of Peć)
1407 to 1418		Kirilo I Saint Cyril I Sveti Kirilo I	Kirilo, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			7th Patriarch of Serbs (7th Patriarch of Peć)
1418 to 1435		Nikon Saint/Sveti Nikon	Nikon, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			8th Patriarch of Serbs (8th Patriarch of Peć)
1435 to 1446		Teofan Theophanes	Teofan, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			9th Patriarch of Serbs (9th Patriarch of Peć)
1446 to 1455?		Nikodim IINikodemus II	Nikodim, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			10th Patriarch of Serbs(10th Patriarch of Peć)
1457 to 1463		Arsenije II Arsenius II	Arsenije II, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Maritime and all Serb Lands			11th Patriarch of Serbs(11th Patriarch of Peć)

[edit]First Ottoman Intervention, 1463–1557

Church Rule	Portrait	Common English/Serbian name	Regnal name	Personal name	Place of birth	Notes
vacant from 1463 to 1508 due to Ottoman Empire's 1st abolishment
1508		Jovan I John I	John I, Archbishop of Serbs			The Ottoman's did not recognize the official title of "Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs". However still church records call Jovan I as the 12th Patriarch of Serbs (12th Patriarch of Peć).
vacant from 1508 to 1524 due to Ottoman Empire's 2nd abolishment
1524		Marko Mark	Marko, Serb Metropolitan			The Ottoman's did not recognize the official title of "Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs". However still church records call Marko as the 13th Patriarch of Serbs (13th Patriarch of Peć).
vacant from 1524 to 1527 due to Ottoman Empire's 3rd abolishment
1527 to 1535		Pavle (I) Paul (I)	Pavle, Metropolitan of Smederevo			The Ottoman's did not recognize the official title of "Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs". However still church records call Pavle as the 14th Patriarch of Serbs (14th Patriarch of Peć) due to him being the exrach and protector of the throne.
vacant from 1535 to 1557 due to Ottoman Empire's 4th abolishment

[edit]Second Patriarchate of Peć, 1557–1766

Patriarchate	Portrait	Common English/Serbian name	Regnal name	Personal name	Place of birth	Notes
1557 to 1572		Makarije Saint Macarius Sveti Makarije	Makarije, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs and Bulgarians	Makarije Sokolović	Visegrad	15th Patriarch of Serbs(15th Patriarch of Peć)
1572 to 1575		Antonije Anthony	Antonije, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs	Antonije Sokolović		16th Patriarch of Serbs(16th Patriarch of Peć)
1575 to 1585		Gerasim Gerasimus	Gerasim, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs	Gerasim Sokolović		17th Patriarch of Serbs(17th Patriarch of Peć)
1585 to 1586		Savatije Savatius	Savatije, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs	Savatije Sokolović		18th Patriarch of Serbs(18th Patriarch of Peć)
1586 to 1591		Jerotej Hieroteos	Jerotej, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			19th Patriarch of Serbs(19th Patriarch of Peć)
1591 to 1592		Filip Philip	Filip, Archbishop of Pećand Patriarch of Serbs			20th Patriarch of Serbs(20th Patriarch of Peć)
1592 to 1613		Jovan II John II Kantul Jovan II Kantul	Jovan, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			21st Patriarch of Serbs(21st Patriarch of Peć)
1615 to 1648		Pajsije I Paisius I	Pajsije, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			22nd Patriarch of Serbs(22nd Patriarch of Peć)
1648 to 1655		Gavrilo I Saint Gabriel I Sveti Gavrilo I	Gavrilo, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			23rd Patriarch of Serbs(23rd Patriarch of Peć)
1655 to 1672		Maksim I Maximus I	Maksim, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs		Skoplje	24th Patriarch of Serbs(24th Patriarch of Peć)
1672 to 1690		Arsenije III Arsenius III	Arsenije III, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs	Arsenije Čarnojević	Cetinje,Montenegro	25th Patriarch of Serbs(25th Patriarch of Peć) Patriarch that lead the Serbs to migration intoHabsburg Monarchy. Created independent church in Hungary.
1691 to 1710		Kalinik I Callinicus I	Kalinik, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs		Skoplje	26th Patriarch of Serbs(26th Patriarch of Peć) Maintained Peć in turbulent times after the mass exodous of Serbs from theOttoman Empire.
1711 to 1712		Atanasije I Athanasius I	Atanasije, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			27th Patriarch of Serbs(27th Patriarch of Peć)
1712 to 1725		Mojsije Moses	Mojsije, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			28th Patriarch of Serbs(28th Patriarch of Peć)
1725 to 1737		Arsenije IV Arsenius IV	Arsenije IV, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			29th Patriarch of Serbs(29th Patriarch of Peć)
1737 to 1746		Joanikije III Joannicius III	Joanikije III,Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			30th Patriarch of Serbs(30th Patriarch of Peć) Greek Patriarch
1746 to 1752		Atanasije II Athanasius II	Atanasije II, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			31st Patriarch of Serbs(31st Patriarch of Peć)
1752		Gavrilo II Gabriel II	Gavrilo II, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs		Sarajevo	32nd Patriarch of Serbs(32nd Patriarch of Peć)
1752 to 1758		Gavrilo III Gabriel III	Gavrilo III, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			33rd Patriarch of Serbs(33rd Patriarch of Peć)
1758		Vikentije I Vicentius I	Vikentije I, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			34th Patriarch of Serbs(34th Patriarch of Peć)
1758		Pajsije II Paisius II	Pajsije II, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			35th Patriarch of Serbs(35th Patriarch of Peć) Greek Patriarch
1758 to 1759		Gavrilo IV Gabriel IV	Gavrilo IV, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			36th Patriarch of Serbs(36th Patriarch of Peć) Greek Patriarch
1759 to 1763		Kirilo II Cyril II	Kirilo II, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			37th Patriarch of Serbs(37th Patriarch of Peć)
1763 to 1765		Vasilije Basil	Vasilije, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs	Vasilije Brkic		38th Patriarch of Serbs(38th Patriarch of Peć)
1765 to 1766		Kalinik II Callinicus II	Kalinik II, Archbishop of Peć and Patriarch of Serbs			39th Patriarch of Serbs(39th Patriarch of Peć) Greek Patriarch

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