Flavian Razuvayev

Life

Consecrated bishop

29 June 1912

Died

ca. 1933

Sees

1. 29 June 1912 – ca. 1933

   Bishop of Novozybkov and Homieĺ

   Russian Orthodox Old Believer Church (Belaya Krinitsa Hierarchy)

Consecration

Consecrated 29 June 1912 by:

• John Kartushin Archbishop of Moscow and All Rus', 1837–1915
• Innocent Usov Metropolitan of Belaya Krinitsa, b. 1870
• Hermogen Bishop of Kyiv

Line of succession

Following, at each step, the consecrator whose own documented line reaches furthest back in time. This line runs 7 generations back to Gregory VI Phourtouniades; earlier links are not yet in the data.

1. Flavian Razuvayev Bishop of Novozybkov and Homieĺ consecrated 29 June 1912
2. Innocent Usov Metropolitan of Belaya Krinitsa, b. 1870 consecrated 27 April 1903
3. Joasaph Zelenkin Bishop of Kazan and Vyatka, 1838–1912 consecrated 23 March 1893
4. Cyril Mukhin Bishop of Nizhny Novgorod, 1821–1903 consecrated 24 November 1876
5. Anthony Shutov Archbishop of Moscow and All Rus', 1800–1881 consecrated 3 February 1853
6. Cyril Timofeyev Archbishop of Belaya Krinitsa and Metropolitan of All Old Orthodox Christians, 1786–1873 consecrated 6 January 1847
7. Ambrose Pappa-Georgopoli Metropolitan of Belaya Krinitsa, 1791–1863 consecrated 1835
8. Gregory VI Phourtouniades Archbishop of Constantinople and New Rome, Ecumenical Patriarch, 1798–1881 consecrated 24 October 1825