Orthodox Hierarchs

Patriarchate of Jerusalem

the Holy City of Jerusalem and All Palestine

Bishops 104

  1. 2nd c.

    Gaios I

    Patriarch

  2. 2nd c.

    Levi

    Patriarch

  3. 2nd c.

    Narkissos 100–213

    Patriarch

  4. 2nd c.

    Senekas

    Patriarch

  5. 107 – 113

    Justus I

    Patriarch

  6. 112 – 116

    Zacchaeus d. 116

    Patriarch

  7. 3rd c.

    Germanion

    Patriarch

  8. 276 – 283

    Zamudas d. 283

    Patriarch

  9. 451 – 458

    Juvenalios d. 458

    Patriarch

  10. 458 – 478

    Anastasios I

    Patriarch

  11. 478 – 486

    Martyrios

    Patriarch

  12. 486 – 494

    Sallustios

    Patriarch

  13. 494 – 516

    Elias I d. 518

    Patriarch

  14. 6th or 7th c.

    Leontios I

    Patriarch

  15. 516 – 524

    John III

    Patriarch

  16. 524 – 544

    Peter d. 544

    Patriarch

  17. 535 – 536

    Theodosios I d. 567

    Patriarch

  18. 544 – 552

    Makarios II d. 574

    Patriarch

  19. 552 – 564

    Eustochios

    Patriarch

  20. 564 – 574

    Makarios II d. 574

    Patriarch

  21. 575 – 594

    John IV

    Patriarch

  22. 594 – 601

    Amos

    Patriarch

  23. 601 – 609

    Isaac

    Patriarch

  24. 609 – 632

    Zachary

    Patriarch

  25. 634 – 11 March 638

    Sophronios I 560–638

    Patriarch

  26. 706 – 735

    John V d. 735

    Patriarch

  27. 745 – 770

    Theodore I d. 782

    Patriarch

  28. 770 – 797

    Elias II

    Patriarch

  29. 797 – 807

    George I d. 807

    Patriarch

  30. 807 – 821

    Thomas I d. 821

    Patriarch

  31. 821 – 842

    Basil I d. 842

    Patriarch

  32. 838 – 842

    John VI

    Patriarch

  33. 842 – 844

    Sergios I

    Patriarch

  34. 855 – 860

    Solomon

    Patriarch

  35. 878 – 907

    Elias III

    Patriarch

  36. 908 – 911

    Sergios II

    Patriarch

  37. 929 – 937

    Athanasios I

    Patriarch

  38. 937 – 951

    Christodoulos I d. 951

    Patriarch

  39. 950 – 964

    Agathon

    Patriarch

  40. 964 – 966

    John VII

    Patriarch

  41. 969 – 978

    Thomas II

    Patriarch

  42. 980 – 983

    Joseph II

    Patriarch

  43. 983 – 1005

    Orestes d. 1006

    Patriarch

  44. 11th c.

    Joannichios

    Patriarch

  45. 1012 – 1020

    Theophilos I

    Patriarch

  46. 1020 – 1048

    Nikephoros I d. 1048

    Patriarch

  47. 1084 – 1106

    Symeon II

    Patriarch

  48. 12th c.

    John III

    Patriarch

  49. 1106 – date unknown

    Savvas

    Patriarch

  50. 1156 – 1166

    John IX

    Patriarch

  51. 1166 – 1170

    Nikephoros II

    Patriarch

  52. 1170 – 1190

    Leontios II

    Patriarch

  53. 1187 – 1189

    Dositheos

    Patriarch

  54. 1191 – date unknown

    Mark II

    Patriarch

  55. 1223

    Euthymios II

    Patriarch

  56. ca. 1231 – 1244

    Athanasios II d. 1247

    Patriarch

  57. 1236 – date unknown

    Sophronios III

    Patriarch

  58. 1268 – 1269

    Euthymios I

    Patriarch

  59. 1298

    Thaddeos

    Patriarch

  60. 1313 – 1314

    Athanasios III

    Patriarch

  61. 1322

    Gregory II

    Patriarch

  62. 1334 – 1368

    Lazaros

    Patriarch

  63. 1376 – 1417

    Dorotheos I

    Patriarch

  64. 1417 – 1424

    Theophilos II

    Patriarch

  65. 1424 – 1431

    Theophanes I

    Patriarch

  66. 1431 – date unknown

    Joachim I

    Patriarch

  67. 1450

    Theophanes II

    Patriarch

  68. 1452 – date unknown

    Athanasios IV

    Patriarch

  69. 1468

    Abraham I

    Patriarch

  70. 1468 – 1493

    Gregory III

    Patriarch

  71. 1503

    Mark III

    Patriarch

  72. 1505 – 1537

    Dorotheos II

    Patriarch

  73. 1537 – 1579

    Germanos I

    Patriarch

  74. 1579 – 1608

    Sophronios IV

    Patriarch

  75. 1608 – 1644

    Theophanes III

    Patriarch

  76. 1645 – 1660

    Paisios I

    Patriarch

  77. 9 April 1661 – 1669

    Nektarios Pelopidis 1602–1676

    Patriarch

  78. 18th c./19th c. – 1808

    Anthimos I 1717–1808

    Patriarch

  79. 19 February 1707 – 7 February 1731

    Chrysanthos Notaras 1655–1731

    Patriarch

  80. 1731 – 1737

    Meletios I

    Patriarch

  81. 1737 – 1766

    Parthenios I d. 1770

    Patriarch

  82. 1766 – 1770

    Ephrem II d. 1770

    Patriarch

  83. 1771 – 4 January 1775

    Sophronios II d. 1780

    Patriarch

  84. 1775 – 1787

    Abraham II

    Patriarch

  85. 1787 – 1788

    Prokopios I d. 1788

    Patriarch

  86. 22 November 1808 – 3 January 1827

    Polycarp I Ameras 1750–1827

    Patriarch

  87. 15 January 1827 – 16 December 1844

    Athanasios V 1759–1844

    Patriarch

  88. 16 March 1845 – 12 December 1872

    Cyril II Kritikos 1792–1877

    Patriarch

  89. 28 December 1872 – 3 March 1875

    Prokopios II Kouzeles 1790–1880

    Patriarch

  90. 29 June 1875 – 11 June 1882

    Hierotheos I 1818–1882

    Patriarch

  91. 4 August 1883 – 5 February 1910

    Nikodemos Tsintsones 1828–1910

    Patriarch

  92. July 1897 – 14 August 1931

    Damian 1848–1931

    Patriarch

  93. July 1897 – 14 August 1931

    Damian Kasiotes 1848–1931

    Patriarch

  94. 22 July 1935 – 31 December 1955

    Timothy I Themeles 1878–1955

    Patriarch

  95. 29 January 1957 – 10 December 1980

    Benedict I Papadopoulos 1892–1980

    Patriarch

  96. 16 February 1981 – 19 December 2000

    Diodore Karibalis 1923–2000

    Patriarch

  97. 13 August 2001 – 16 June 2005

    Eireneos Skopelitis 1939–2023

    Patriarch

  98. 22 August 2005 – present

    Theophilos III Giannopoulos b. 1952

    Patriarch

  99. date unknown – 162

    Gaios II

    Patriarch

  100. date unknown – 211

    Gordios

    Patriarch

  101. date unknown – 18 December 634

    Modestos 537–634

    Patriarch

  102. date unknown – 706

    Anastasios II

    Patriarch

  103. date unknown – 1084

    Sophronios II

    Patriarch

  104. date unknown – 1298

    Gregory I

    Patriarch

In the order of their start dates; bishops whose dates are unknown come last. Gaps are periods the data does not yet cover.

Also named after the see

Retired bishops who kept its name, and clergy or lay people whose title was attached to it.