Orthodox Hierarchs

Patriarchate of Moscow

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Bishops 32

  1. 1315 – 1328

    Varsonofii d. 1328

    Bishop

  2. 1330 – 1341/1342

    Theodore I d. 1341

    Bishop

  3. 1342 – 1360

    Theodore II d. 1367

    Bishop

  4. 1361 – 1372

    Basil d. 1372

    Bishop

  5. 9 March 1374 – 1386

    Evfimii I Vislen d. 1392

    Bishop

  6. 19 August 1390 – 2 March 1409

    Arsenii d. 1409

    Bishop

  7. 2 February 1411 – 1434

    Anthony cons. 1411

    Bishop

  8. 1434/1435 – 30 December 1457

    Iliya d. 1457

    Bishop

  9. 28 January 1458 – 1461

    Moses cons. 1458

    Bishop

  10. 25 March 1461 – April 1477

    Gennadii Kozhin d. 1477

    Bishop

  11. December 6, 1477/1478 – date unknown

    Vassian Strigin-Obolenskii d. 1508

    Bishop

  12. 16th c.

    Alexander d. 1592

    Bishop

  13. 24 August 1508 – 3 April 1521

    Nil Safonov d. 1521

    Bishop

  14. ca. 1509

    Iliya

    Bishop

  15. 1565/1567 – 1570

    Varsonofii Vasilievich 1495–1596

    Bishop

  16. January 15, 1603/1604 – date unknown

    Feoktist cons. 1603

    Archbishop

  17. 1713 – 1714

    Aleksii Titov 1667–1750

    Bishop

  18. 1714 – 9 June 1720

    Varlaam Kosovskii d. 1721

    Bishop

  19. 1720 – 1725

    Silvester Kholmskii-Volynets/Kholmov/Volynskii d. 1735

    Metropolitan

  20. 1753 – 1758

    Benjamin Putsek-Grigorovich d. 1785

    Bishop

  21. 23 April 1758 – 1763

    Afanasii Volkhovskii d. 1776

    Bishop

  22. 1763

    Innocent Nechayev 1722–1799

    Archbishop

  23. 6 December 1763 – 22 September 1770

    Gabriel Petrov-Shaposhnikov 1730–1801

    Bishop

  24. 1775 – 1783

    Arsenii Vereshchagin 1736–1799

    Bishop

  25. 6 June 1782 – 1798

    Irinei Klementievskii 1753–1825

    Bishop, then Archbishop

  26. 15 March 1819 – 1820

    Filaret Drozdov 1782–1867

    Archbishop

  27. 1820 – 1821

    Symeon Krylov-Platonov 1777–1824

    Archbishop

  28. 1821 – 6 November 1826

    Jonah Pavinskii 1773–1828

    Bishop

  29. 1857 – 5 May 1876

    Filofei Uspenskii 1808–1882

    Bishop, then Archbishop

  30. 1910 – 16 March 1914

    Anthony Karzhavin 1858–1914

    Bishop, then Archbishop

  31. 1912 – 1917

    Serapheim Chichagov 1856–1937

    Archbishop

  32. 1926

    Paul Pavlovskii 1865–1937

    Locum tenens

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.