List Latin patriarchs of Jerusalem

In 1099, with the catch of Jerusalem by the Crusaders, the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem, a religious structure, was created in addition to the Royaume of Jerusalem, the temporal structure.

Arnoul de Chocques (elected but not devoted) (1099)
Daimbert of Pisa (1099 - 1102)
Evremar de Thérouanne (1102 - 1108) (death in 1129)
Gibelin de Sabran or of Arles (1108 - † 1112), archbishop of Arles, papal legate
Arnoul de Chocques (1112 - 1118)
Gormond de Picquigny (1118 - 1128)
Etienne of Chartres or Ferté (1128 - 1130)
Guillaume Ier (1130 - 1145)
Foucher of Angouleme (1145 - 1157)
Amaury de Nesle (1157 - 1180)
Héraclius or " Eracles" from Auvergne (1180 - 1191) After the catch of Jerusalem in 1187, the seat of the patriarchate was transferred to Saint-Jean-in Acre until in 1291.

Vacancy of the seat 1191-1194. Après the disappearance of the patriarch Eracles, the canons of the the Holy Sepulchre elected several clerks, who for various reasons, could not take possession of the patriarchal seat:

Sulpice
Cyrille, prior of Carmel
Raoul, former bishop of Bethlehem
Michel of Corbeil, elected official patriarch in 1193 but becomes archbishop of Sens in March 1194.

Aymar the Monk (1197 - 1202)
Soffredo Gaetani (1202 - 1205)
Albert Avogadro assassinated the 9/14/1214 (1205 - 1214)
Raoul Ier (1215 - 1224)
Tommaso del Vescovo elected but not confirmed
Gérold of Lausanne (1225-1239), former abbot of Cluny
Robert of Nantes (1240-1254)
Jacques Pantaléon (1255-1261) elected pope with Viterbe on August 29th, 1261 under the name of Urbain IV
Guillaume II (1262-1270)
Tommaso Agni COp (1272-1277), former bishop of Bethlehem and Holy Land legate
Jean de Verceil COp (1278-1279) (outgoing)
Hélie Ier 1279-1288)
Nicolas de Hannapes COp (1288-1291) dead drowned during the evacuation of Acre the 5/18/1291

Patriarchs not-residents out of Holy Land 1295-1847:

Après the fall of Midsummer's Day d' Acre, the seat is transferred in Europe, where it remains until in 1847.

Raoul II (1295-1304)
Anthony Beake (1305-1311)
Pierre Ier (1314-1318)
Pierre II (1322-1324)
Raymond Bequin COp (1324-1328)
Pierre III COp (1329-1342)
Hélie II OM archbishop of Nicosie (1342-1345)
Emanuele Marino OM 1345
Pierre IV bishop of Vaison (1345-1348)
Guillaume IV (1349-1360)
Philippe de Cabassolle bishop of Marseilles (1361-1369)
Guillaume V archbishop of Arles (1369-1374)
Bertrand of the Tower bishop of the Puy-en-Velay (1374-1375)
Philippe d' Alençon cardinal (1375-1381)
Bertrand de cardinal Chanac (1382-1386)
Fernand vicar of Aquilée (1386-1394)
Aimon Séchal bishop of Moûtiers (1394-1443?)
Hugues de Robertis (1400-1409?)
Francisco de Ximenes bishop of Elne (1408-1409), named by the antipape Benoit XIII.
Ziani Delfino OM, patriarch of Grado (1427-1434)
Blaise Molin patriarch of Grado (1434-1444)
Lancelot de Lusignan (1444-1451)
Louis d' Harcourt bishop of Bayeux (1460-1479)
? 1484-?
Gian Antonio di San Giorgio cardinal (1498-1509)
Bernardino Lopez de Carvajal cardinal-senior (1509-1523)
Christophoro LED Assembles bishop of Marseilles (1550-1556)
Antonio Elio (1558-1572)
Giovanni Antonio Facchinetti (1575-1580) future pope Innocent IX.
Alessandro Farnese cardinal (1580-1585)
Scipione Gonzaga cardinal (1585-1593)
Francesco Cennini cardinal (1612-1645)
Camillo Massimo cardinal (1670-1677)
Francesco Martelli cardinal (1677-1689?)
Bandino Panciatici cardinal (1689-1690)
Mutio di Gaeta archbishop of Bari (1708-1728)
Vincenzo Luigi Gotti COp (1728-1729)
Pompeo Aldobrandi (1729-1734)
Francesco Maria Fenzi (? - 1829)
Paolo Augusto Foscolo archbishop of Corfou (1830-1847)

Patriarchs residents since 1847:

Le December 1st, 1847, Pie IX names a Latin patriarch whose residence is fixed at Jérusalem.

Giuseppe Valerga (1847-1872)
Vincente Bracco (1873-1889)
Luigi Piavi (1889-1905)
Filippo Camassei (1907-1919)
Luigi Barlassina (1920-1947)
Alberto Gori (1949-1970)
Giacomo Beltritti (1970-1987)
Michel Sabbah (1987 - aujourd' today)

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List of the patriarchs since 1847

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