List of Maphrians
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The Maphrian was the second highest prelate within the Syriac Orthodox Church and was head of the Maphrianate of the East. The following is a list of primates who have held that office.
Maphrians of the East (628-1533)
Tagrit (628-1089)
- Marutha of Tagrit (628-649)
- Denha I (650-660)
- Bar Easo (660-683)
- Abraham (685-686)
- David (686)
- John I bar Kipha (687-688)
- Denha II (688-728)
- Paul (728-757)
- John II Keeyunoyo (758-785)
- Joseph (785-786)
- Sharbeel (794-810)
- Simon (811-828)
- Baselios I bar Baldoyo (828-830)
- Daniel (830-834)
- Thomas I of Tagrit (834-847)
- Baselios II (848-868)
- Sargis (872-883)
- Athanasius I (887-904)
- Thomas II Asthunoro (910-911)
- Denha III (912-932)
- Baselios III (936-960)
- Quriaqos (962-979)
- John III of Damascus (980-981)
- Ignatius I bar Qiqi (991-1016)
- Athanasius II of Edessa (1027-1141)
- Baselios IV of Tagrit (1046-1069)
- John Sleeba I (1075-1089)
Mosul (1089-1112)
- John Sleeba I (1089-1106)
Tagrit (1112-1156)
- Dionysius Moses (1112-1134)
- Ignatius II Lazarus (1142-1156)
Mosul (1156-1533)
- Ignatius II Lazarus (1156-1164)
- John IV Sarugoyo (1164-1188)
- Gregorios Jacob (1189-1214)
- Ignatius David (1215-1222)
- Dionysius Sleeba II (1222-1231)
- John V bar Maʿdani (1232-1252)
- Ignatius Sleeba III of Edessa (1252-1258)
- Gregorios bar Ebrayo (1266-1286)
- Gregorios bar Souma (1289 -1308)
- Gregorios Matthew (1317-1345)
- Athanasius Abraham (1364-1379)
- Baselios Behnam II Hadliyo (1404-1412)
- Dioscorus Behnam III Arabayo (1415-1417)
- Bar Souma Moudyano (1422-1455)
- Cyril Joseph III (1458–1470)
- Baselios Philoxenus (1471-1487)
- Noah of Lebanon (1489-1493)
- Baselios Abraham (1496-1508)
- Baselios Solomon (1509-1518)
- Baselios Blias (1518-1523)
- Athanasius Habeeb I (1528-1533)
Maphrians of Mosul (1533-1860)
In 1533, the title was changed to the Maphrian of Mosul to distinguish it from the Maphrian of Tur Abdin. Also, the name Baselios was added, in a similar fashion to the patriarchal name Ignatius.
Mosul (1533-1860)
- Baselios Elias I (1533-1552)
- Baselios Nemet Aloho (1555-1557)
- Baselios Abded al Ghani (1557-1575)
- Baselios David Shah Ibn Nur`Adin (1575-1576)
- Baselios Pilate (1576-1591)
- Baselios Abd al Ghani (1591-1597)
- Baselios Hidayat Aloho (1597)
- Baselios Isaiah (1626)
- Baselios Sakralla I (1639-1652)
- Baselios Abdul Masih (1655-1662)
- Baselios Habeeb II (1665-1674)
- Baselios Yaldo (1678-1685)
- Baselios George II (1685-1687)
- Baselios Isaac II (1687-1709)
- Baselios Matthew I (1709)
- Baselios Lazarus III (1709-1713)
- Baselios Matthew II (1713-1727)
- Baselios Sakralla II (?-1722)
- Baselios Lazarus IV (1730-1759)
- Baselios George III (1760-1768)
- Baselios Sleeba IV (1773- ?)
- Baselios Bishara (1782-1811)
- Baselios Kurillos Abd al Aziz (1811-1816)
- Baselios Mathew IV (1820)
- Baselios Elias II (1825-1827)
- Baselios Elias III Amkas (1827-1838)
- Baselios Behnam IV (1852-1859)
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