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- Maronite Patriarchs of Antioch, from John Maron Patriarchs during the Marada States, 686–1099 Patriarchs during the Crusades 1099–1305[3] Patriarchs during the Mamluk rule, 1305–1516 Patriarchs during the Ottomans, 1516–1918 Patriarch during modern Lebanon, 1918–present
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{{Maronites}}This is a list of the Maronite Patriarchs of Antioch and all the East, the primate of the Maronite Church, one of the Eastern Catholic Churches. After becoming patriarch of the Maronite Catholic Patriarchate of Antioch, they assume the name "Peter" (Boutros in Arabic, بطرس ), after the first Bishop of Antioch, St. Peter, who was also the head of the Apostles. The official title that the Maronite Patriarch assumes is "Patriarch of Antioch and All the East". For the Patriarchs of Antioch before John Maron, see List of Patriarchs of Antioch. Maronite Patriarchs of Antioch, from John MaronA famous list of Maronite Patriarchs of Antioch was written and published by Giuseppe Simone Assemani,[1] and Simon Awad, which follows the Series of Maronite Patriachs written by Patriarch Estephan El Douaihy in the 17th century,[2] but it is incomplete for the first centuries. Besides the Assemani's list, an other list more detailed was written in Bejjeh in 1766 by Georges Saad.[3] In the list here below the names shifted on the right are not included in the incomplete Assemani's list and derive from the Bejjeh's list. Patriarchs during the Marada States, 686–1099Order | Name of Patriarch | Notes | English | Arabic |
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1 | John Maron (Youhanna Maroun) | مار يوحنا مارون الأول | 63rd after Saint Peter. First of the Maronite patriarchs (b. 628, consecrated 686, d. 707) | 2 | Kyros | قوروش | Son of Saint John Maron's sister | 3 | Gabriel | جبرائيل الأول | Last patriarch to reside in Kfarhi monastery | 4 | Youhanna Maroun II | يوحنا مارون الثاني | Also known as John Maron II. At this point the Patriarchate moved to Yanou', Jbeil (Byblos) | 5 | Youhanna I | يوحنا الأول | Originating from Jbeil (Byblos), also known as John I (or John III considering John Maron I and John Maron II) | 6 | Gregorius I | غريغوريوس الأول | - | 7 | Stephanos I | اسطفانوس الأول | - | 8 | Mark | مرقس | - | 9 | Eusebius (Hoaushab) | أوسابيوس | Also known as Hoaushab (حوشب) | 10 | Youhanna II | يوحنا الثاني | Also known as John II of Hama (or John IV considering Youhanna Maron, Youhanna Maron II and Youhanna I). During his reign, the Fourth Council of Constantinople convened in the year 869 | 11 | Yeshu I | يشوع الأول | 12 | Daoud I | داوود الأول | - | 13 | Gregorius II | غريغوريوس الثاني | - | 14 | Theophilactus | ثاوفيلكتوس | Also known as Habib or John V Habib | 15 | Yeshu II | يشوع الثاني | Yeshu II of Damascus | 16 | Domitius | ضوميطيوس | Domitius of Beirut | 17 | Ishaq | اسحق | - | 18 | Youhanna III | يوحنا الثالث | Also known as John III (John VI) | 19 | Sham'un I | شمعون الأول | Also known as Semaan (سمعان) | 20 | Urmia I | إرميا الأول | Also known as Jeremiah I | 21 | Youhanna IV | يوحنا الرابع | Also known as John IV (John VII) | 22 | Sham'un II | شمعون الثاني | - | 23 | Sham'un III | شمعون الثالث | - | |
Patriarchs during the Crusades 1099–1305[3]Order | Name of Patriarch | Birthplace | Period | Position | Notes | English | Arabic |
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24 | Youssif al Jirjissi | يوسف الجرجسي | - | 1100–1120 | - | First contact with the Crusaders | 25 | Butros I | بطرس الأول | - | 1120–1130 | - | Patriarchate moves to Mayfuq, Jbeil | 26 | Gregorius I | غريغوريوس الأول | Halat, Jbeil | 1130–1141 | - | - | 27 | Ya'qub I | يعقوب الأول | Ramat, Batroun | 1141–1151 | - | - | 28 | Youhanna V | يوحنا الخامس | Lehfed, Jbeil | 1151–1154 | - | Also known as John V (John VIII) | 29 | Butros II | بطرس الثاني | - | 1154–1173 | - | - | 30 | Butros III | بطرس الثالث | - | 1173–1189 | - | - | 31 | Butros IV | بطرس الرابع | - | 1189–1199 | - | - | 32 | Urmia II Amchiti | إرميا الثاني العمشيتي | Amchit, Jbeil | 1199–1230 | - | Also known as Jeremiah II. Took part in the Fourth Lateran Council in Rome | 33 | Daniel | دانيال الأول | Shamat, Jbeil | 1230–1239 | - | - | 34 | Youhanna VI | يوحنا السادس | Jaj, Jbeil | 1239–1245 | - | Also known as John VI (John IX) | 35 | Sham'un IV | سمعان الرابع | Bilaouza Jibbet | 1245–1277 | - | - | 36 | Ya'qub II | يعقوب الثاني | - | 1277–1278 | - | Also known as Jacob II | 37 | Daniel II | دانيال الثاني | Hadchit, Bsharri | 1278–1282 | - | - | 38 | Luqa I | لوقا الأول | Benahran, Koura | 1282-???? | - | Schism and two rival patriarchs | 39 | Urmia III | إرميا الثالث | Demalsa, Jbeil | 1283–1297 | - | Also known as Jeremiah III | |
Patriarchs during the Mamluk rule, 1305–1516{{see also|Mamluk Sultanate (Cairo)}}Order | Name of Patriarch | Birthplace | Period | Position | Notes | English | Arabic |
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40 | Sham'un V | شمعون الخامس | - | 1297–1339 | Bishop of Cyprus | - | 41 | Youhanna VII | يوحنا السابع | Aqura, Jbeil | 1339–1357 | - | Also known as John VII | 42 | Gabriel II | جبرائيل الثاني | Hjoula, Jbeil | 1357–1367 | - | Martyred at the hand of the Mamluks | 43 | Daoud II | داوود الثاني | - | 1367–1404 | - | - | 44 | Youhanna VIII el-Jaji | يوحنا الثامن الجاجي | Jaj, Jbeil | 1404–1445 | Patriarchal emissary (نائب بطريركي) | Also known as John VIII. At this time the Patriarchate moved to Kannoubine | 45 | Ya'qub III el-Hadathi | يعقوب الثالث الحدثي | Hadath El Jebbeh, Besharri | 1445–1468 | Bishop of Mar. Yohanna, Besharri | Also known as Jacob of Hadath | 46 | Youssef II el-Hadathi | يوسف الثاني الحدثي | Hadath El Jebbeh, Besharri | 1468–1492 | Patriarchal emissary (نائب بطريركي) | Known as Joseph of Hadath and Ibn Hassan | |
Patriarchs during the Ottomans, 1516–1918{{see also|Egypt Eyalet}}Order | Name of Patriarch | Birthplace | Period | Position | Notes | English | Arabic |
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47 | Semaan el-Hadathi | سمعان السادس الحدثي | Hadath El Jebbeh, Besharri | 1492–1524 | Patriarchal emissary (نائب بطريركي) | - | 48 | Mousa Saade el-Akari | موسى سعادة | Kafroun, Akkar | 1524–1567 | Bishop of Sayyde and Houqa | - | 49 | Mikhail I el-Rizzi | ميخائيل الأول الرزي | Bkoufa, Ehden | 1567–1581 | Bishop of Mar; Antonios Kozhaya | - | 50 | Sarkis el-Rizzi | سركيس الرزي | Bkoufa, Ehden | 1581–1597 | Patriarchal emissary | - | 51 | Youssef III el-Rizzi | يوسف الثالث الرزي | Bkoufa, Ehden | 1597–1608 | Patriarchal emissary | - | 52 | Youhanna IX Makhlouf | يوحنا التاسع مخلوف | Ehden, Zghorta | 1608–1633 | Patriarchal emissary | Also known as John IX | 53 | Gewargios I Omaira El Douaihy | جرجس الأول عميرة | Ehden, Zghorta | 1633–1644 | Bishop of Ehden | - | 54 | Youssef IV Halib el-Akouri | يوسف الرابع حليب | Aqoura, Jbeil | 1644–1648 | Bishop of Saida and Sour | - | 55 | Youhanna X el-Bawwab | يوحنا العاشر البواب | Safra, Keserwan | 1648–1656 | Patriarchal emissary | Also known as John X | 56 | Gerges II Beseb'ely | جرجس الثاني البسبعلي | Sebaal, Zghorta | 1656–1670 | Patriarchal emissary | - | 57 | Estephanus II El Douaihy | اسطفانوس الثاني الدويهي | Ehden, Zghorta | 1670–1704 | Bishop of Cyprus | 58 | Jibrail II | جبرائيل الثاني | Blouzan, Keserwan | 1704–1705 | Bishop of Aleppo | Also known as Gabriel II of Blaouza | 59 | Ya'qub IV Awad | يعقوب الرابع عوّاد | Hasroun, Bsharri | 1705–1733 | Bishop of Tripoli | - | 60 | Youssef V El Khazen | يوسف الخامس الخازن | Jounieh, Keserwan | 1733–1742 | Bishop of Ghosta | 61 | Semaan VII Awad | سمعان السابع عوّاد | Hasroun, Bsharri | 1742–1756 | Bishop of Damascus | - | 62 | Tobias El Khazen | طوبيا الخازن | Beqaata, Keserwan | 1756–1766 | Bishop of Cyprus | - | 63 | Youssef VI Estephan | يوسف السادس اسطفان | Ghosta, Keserwan | 1766–1793 | Bishop of Beirut | - | 64 | Mikhail II Fadel | ميخائيل الثاني فاضل | Beirut | 1793–1795 | Bishop of Beirut | - | 65 | Philipus Gemayel | فيليبس الجميّل | Bikfaya, Metn | 1795–1796 | Bishop of Cyprus | - | 66 | Youssef VII Tyan | يوسف السابع تيّان | Beirut | 1796–1809 | Bishop of Damascus; ونائب بطريركي | - | 67 | Youhanna XI Helou | يوحنا الحادي عشر الحلو | Ghosta, Keserwan | 1809–1823 | Bishop of Haifa; ونائب بطريركي | - | 68 | Youssef VIII Hobaish | يوسف الثامن حبيش | Sahel Alma, Keserwan | 1823–1845 | Bishop of Tripoli | Patriarchate moved to Bkerke | 69 | Youssef IX El Khazen | يوسف التاسع الخازن | Ajaltoun, Keserwan | 1845–1854 | Bishop of Tripoli | 1845 events | 70 | Boulos I Massad | بولس الأول مسعد | Ashqout, Keserwan | 1854–1890 | Patriarchal emissary (نائب بطريركي) | 1860 events | 71 | Youhanna XII El Hajj | يوحنا الثاني عشر الحاج | Dlebya, Batroun | 1890–1898 | Bishop of Baalbek | - | |
Patriarch during modern Lebanon, 1918–present{{see also|Lebanon}}Order | Name of Patriarch | Birthplace | Period | Position | Notes | English | Arabic |
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72 | Elias Peter Hoayek | الياس بطرس الحويّك | Halta, Batroun | 1898–1931 | Bishop of Haifa; نائب بطريركي | Birth of Greater Lebanon | 73 | Anthony Peter Arida | أنطونيوس الثاني بطرس عريضة | Becharri | 1931–1955 | Bishop of Tripoli | - | 74 | Paul Peter Meouchi | بولس الثاني بطرس المعوشي | Jezzine | 1955–1975 | Bishop of Sour (Tyre) | 75 | Anthony Peter Khoraish | أنطونيوس الثالث بطرس خريش | Ain Ebel, Bint Jbeil | 1975–1985 | نائب بطريركي | Resigned | 76 | Nasrallah Boutros Sfeir | نصرالله بطرس صفير | Rayfoun, Kesrwan | 1985–2011 | Bishop of Sarba and Damascus | Resigned Patriarch Emeritus, Cardinal of the Catholic Church | 77 | Bechara Boutros al-Rahi | بشارة بطرس الراعي | Hemlaya, Metn | 2011–present | Bishop of Jbeil | Incumbent Patriarch |
Gallery See also- List of Latin Patriarchs of Antioch
- List of Melkite Greek Catholic Patriarchs of Antioch
- List of Orthodox Patriarchs of Antioch – 518 to present day
- List of Patriarchs of Antioch – beginning to 518
Notes1. ^J.S.Assemani Serie chronologica Patriarchorum Antionchiae, edited and integrated by Joanne Darauni, Rome 1881 2. ^{{cite book |last=Graf |first=Georg |authorlink=Georg Graf | title = Geschichte der christlichen arabischen Literatur, Volume 3 | publisher=Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana |year=1960 |chapter=90.5 |pages=371}} 3. ^1 {{cite book | last = Dau| first = Butros| title =Religious, cultural and political history of the Maronites |year = 1984 | location=Lebanon |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=7CbZAAAAMAAJ |pages=228–238}}
External links- List of all Maronite Patriarchs by GCatholic.org
- [The Maronite Church Roots and Mission] By His Excellency Bishop Antoine Charbel Tarabay, Fr. Antoine Daou, Fr. Hani Mattar, Fr. Boulous Sfeir, Dr. Youssef Kamal El Haje and George Arab
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