Tula and Belyov
Bishops 25
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1799 – 1803
Mefodii Smirnov 1761–1815
Bishop
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27 February 1816 – 1818
Symeon Krylov-Platonov 1777–1824
Bishop
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21 July 1818 – 29 October 1821
Abraham Shumilin 1761–1844
Bishop
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1821 – 31 July 1855
Damaskin Rossov 1778–1855
Bishop, then Archbishop
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22 October 1860 – 27 June 1893
Nikandr Pokrovskii 1816–1893
Bishop, then Archbishop
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1893 – 1896
Irinei Orda 1837–1904
Bishop
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1896 – 1904
Pitirim Oknov 1858–1919
Bishop
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1908 – 6 May 1911
Parfenii Levitskii 1858–1922
Bishop
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1911 – 1917
Parfenii Levitskii 1858–1922
Archbishop
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1917 – 1919
Juvenal Maslovskii 1878–1937
Bishop
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1944 – 1946
Vitalii Vvedenskii 1870–1950
Archbishop
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19 July 1946 – 1 April 1952
Anthony Martsenko 1887–1954
Archbishop
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2 April 1952 – 9 February 1954
Sergii Larin 1908–1967
Bishop
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1954 – 1961
Anthony Krotevich 1889–1973
Archbishop
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1961 – 25 February 1964
Aleksii Konoplyov 1910–1988
Bishop
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16 March 1961 – 14 November 1961
Pimen Izvekov 1910–1990
Archbishop
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25 February 1964 – 1966
Aleksii Konoplyov 1910–1988
Archbishop
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7 July 1966 – 20 March 1969
Bartholomew Gondarovskii 1927–1988
Bishop
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20 March 1969 – 11 June 1977
Juvenal Poyarkov b. 1935
Bishop, then Archbishop, then Metropolitan
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11 June 1977 – 10 April 1978
Victorin Belyayev 1903–1990
Bishop
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10 April 1978 – 29 July 1986
Herman Timofeyev b. 1937
Bishop, then Archbishop
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1986 – 1989
Maksim Krokha 1928–2002
Archbishop
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1989 – 19 November 1999
Serapion Fadeyev 1933–1999
Metropolitan
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19 July 2000 – 7 October 2002
Cyril Nakonechnii b. 1961
Bishop
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7 October 2002 – 27 December 2011
Aleksii Kutepov b. 1953
Archbishop, then Metropolitan
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.
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1917 – 1920
Parfenii Levitskii 1858–1922
Former Archbishop
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1 April 1952 – 18 December 1954
Anthony Martsenko 1887–1954
Former Archbishop