Orthodox Hierarchs

Patriarchate of Moscow

Chernihiv

Bishops 27

  1. 992 – 1021

    Neofit I

    Bishop

  2. 11th c.

    Martirii

    Bishop

  3. ca. 1051

    Feodul

    Bishop

  4. 1070 – 1080

    Neofit II d. 1080

    Bishop

  5. 1080/1087 – 23 March 1112

    John d. 1112

    Bishop

  6. January 11/12, 1113 – 6 August 1123

    Feoktist d. 1123

    Bishop

  7. ca. 1124

    Parfenii

    Bishop

  8. ca. 1132

    Panteleimon d. 1142

    Bishop

  9. 1143 – 1147

    Onufrii d. 1147

    Bishop

  10. ca. 1148 – 1150

    Evfimii Feoteki

    Bishop

  11. 1158 – 1168

    Anthony I the Greek

    Bishop

  12. ca. 1177

    Porfirii I d. 1230

    Bishop

  13. 13th c.

    Zachary

    Bishop

  14. ca. 1246

    John

    Bishop

  15. mid-13th c.

    Porfirii II

    Bishop

  16. ca. 1377

    Gregory

    Bishop

  17. ca. 1389 – 15 November 1415

    Isaac d. 1415

    Archbishop

  18. after 1448 – 1465

    Evfimii d. 1483

    Bishop

  19. 20 September 1713 – December 1721

    Anthony Stakhovskii d. 1740

    Archbishop

  20. 3 May 1722 – 1734

    Irodion Zhurakovskii d. 1735

    Archbishop

  21. 1735 – 2 May 1738

    Hilarion Rogalevskii d. 1738

    Archbishop

  22. 1740 – 1742

    Anthony Chernovskii d. 1748

    Metropolitan

  23. 1796 – 11 November 1803

    Victor Sadkovskii 1741–1803

    Archbishop

  24. 21 March 1831 – 1836

    Vladimir Uzhinskii 1777–1855

    Archbishop

  25. 1924 – 1925

    Andrew Odintsov b. 1862

    Archbishop

  26. 17 November 1953 – 29 July 1954

    Arsenii Krylov 1879–1962

    Bishop

  27. 17 October 1955 – 9 December 1958

    Andrew Sukhenko 1900–1973

    Bishop, then Archbishop

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.