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was held to regulate the relationship and resolve the differences between the two positions. The Council agreed that just as the patriarch consecrated the Maphrian, the consecration of a new Patriarch would be reserved to the Maphrian and that both would avoid interfering in the administration of the
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During this period, the Persians were known to enslave much of the Roman territory they conquered and return with a multitude of captives, including Byzantines, Egyptians and Syrians, increasing the number of Miaphysites within Persia. The Miaphysites were under the authority of the Syriac Orthodox
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The first maphrianate, called the Maphrianate of the East or the Maphrianate of Tagrit, was established in 628 to give the Syriac Orthodox Church an ecclesiastical hierarchy in the
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who took the title in 1693. Although elected patriarch, he refused the title, keeping his position as a Maphrian, thus not establishing a patriarchal line.
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Metropolitan of the East until 624 when the seat was left empty for five years. So once the hostilities had drawn to a close at the end of the
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became increasingly strained, and at times lead to schisms and interference into the election of both maphrian and patriarch. In 869, the
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as the first maphrian, with the task of organising the Miaphysites in the Sassanian Empire from the Miaphysite stronghold of Tagrit.
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In the 20th century a new maphrianate nominally under the Syriac Orthodox Church was established in India in 1912, creating a new
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under a single ecclesiastical authority and act as a link with the Christians within the Roman Empire. However, after the
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However, the Maphrians often had disputes with bishops within his own administration, such as the metropolitan of the
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The ecclesiastical dignity dates back to the seventh century however its origins began with the instatement of the
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alone did not adopt Nestorianism and would become the centre of Miaphysite missions. With the birth of the
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The second maphrianate was the Maphrianate of Ṭur ʿAbdin established in 1495 under the jurisdiction of the
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The following dioceses were suffragans of the Maphrianate of the East at various points in its existence:
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In 1964, the title was resurrected for use by the regional head of the Syriac Orthodox Church in India (
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were to be crowned with greater success than the previous metropolitans with the assistance of
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Wilmshurst, David (2019). "West Syrian patriarchs and maphrians". In Daniel King (ed.).
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Despite this, within the Sassanian Empire, the Mesopotamian town of
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in the fifth century, which was made to unite Christians within the
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Takahashi, Hidemi (2018). "Maphrian". In Oliver Nicholson (ed.).
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Over time, the relations between the Maphrian and the
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Index

Maphryono
List of Maphrians
Catholicos of India
a series
Oriental Orthodoxy

Coptic
Syriac
Armenian
Indian
Cilicia
Orthodox Tewahedo
Ethiopian
Eritrean
Coptic
British
Syriac
Malabar Independent
Coptic
French Coptic Orthodox Church
Armenian
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Syriac
Jacobite Syrian Christian Church
History of Oriental Orthodoxy
Coptic history
Tewahedo history
Syriac history
Saint Thomas Christians

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