Maphrianat of the East

The Maphrianat of the East was a special jurisdiction of the orthodoxe syriaque Église for the areas raising in the beginning of the Persian empire (province of Khvarvaran/Mésopotamie). The seat of the maphrianat was initially Tikrit then Mosul. 81 Maphrien S are succédé between 629 and 1859.

History

Organization

The following diocèces were in the jurisdiction of Maphrianat:

  • Diocese of Singar

  • Diocese of Maalta
  • Diocese of Arzun
  • Diocese of Marga and Gomel
  • Diocese of Raman Study Bureau and Study Bureau Waziq
  • Diocese of Gozarta-d-Qardu and Study Bureau Nuhadra
  • Diocese of Karma and Tigre
  • Diocese of Piroz-Shabur
  • Diocese of Shahrzul
  • Diocese of Study Bureau Arabayé
  • Diocese of the Arabs Taglibites
  • Diocese of Ségestan (Sistan, Séistan, Sagestan)
  • Diocese of Azerbaïdjan
  • Diocese of Hérat (Afghanistan)
  • Diocese of Maadayé

The monastery Mar Mattaï, which had the row of metropolis, was also under the dependence of the maphrien.

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