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Exarch

An exarch (/ˈɛksɑːrk/) is an official in various jurisdictions (administrative, military, ecclesiastical) both historical and modern.

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Political exarchs

Ecclesiastical exarchs

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Exarch

Nodes188
Edges187
Triples133
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010638
Components1

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Exarch

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related to Eastern Orthodox Churches · 39
Exarch → After Imperial Russia, All Georgia, April, Archbishops, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Catholicos-Patriarch, Catholicos-Patriarchs, Caucasian, Caucasian Exarchate, Caucasus, Cyril, Eastern Orthodox Church, Emperor Peter, Exarchate, Georgia, Georgian, Georgian Exarchate, Georgian Orthodox Church, Georgian Patriarchate
related to Early tradition · 18
Exarch → Archbishop, Asia, Caesarea, Chalcedon, Constantinople, Diocese, Empire, Ephesus, Greek-speaking, Heraclea, Metropolitans-exarchs, Patriarchate, Pontus, Senate, Since, The, The Council, Thrace
related to Political exarchs · 15
Exarch → Africa, Byzantine Empire, Empire, Exarchate, From, Greek, In, In Greek, Latin, Ravenna, Roman, Roman Empire, Since, Such, Two
related to External links · 14
Exarch → Adrian Fortescue, Apostolic Exarchates, Archiepiscopal ExarchatesWorldStatesmen- Religious Organisations, Catholic Encyclopedia, Charles, Christianity, Encyclopædia Britannica, Giga-Catholic Information, In Herbermann, New York, Patriarchal Exarchates, Rites, Robert Appleton Company, This
related to Modern Eastern Catholic Churches · 13
Exarch → Because, Bishop, Byzantine Rite, Church Slavonic, Churches, Eastern, Greek, In Eastern Catholic Churches, Orthodox, Pope, Rome, These Churches, Thus
related to Latin Church · 12
Exarch → Apostolic Vicar, Archbishop, Arles, Burgundy, Emperor Frederick, Historically, However, Kingdom, Latin Church, Lyon, Primate, Western Catholic Church
related to Oriental Orthodox Churches · 8
Exarch → Antioch, Catholicate, Catholicos, East, India, Maphrian, The Oriental Orthodox Patriarch, This
related to List of Eastern Catholic exarchates · 7
Exarch → Annuario Pontificio, Church Byzantine Rite, Eastern Catholic, Holy See, Patriarch, The, The Apostolic Exarchates
related to Ecclesiastical exarchs · 6
Exarch → Byzantine Empire, Eastern Catholic, Eastern Christian, Eastern Orthodox, In, Oriental Orthodox
is a · 1
Exarch → deputy of a patriarch and holds authority over bishops of the designated ecclesiastical region

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church eastern exarchate orthodox catholic patriarch exarchates title apostolic ecclesiastical byzantine metropolitan latin exarchs empire appointed also bishop africa see

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Exarchis adeputy of a patriarch and holds authority over bishops of the designated ecclesiastical region0.90text
Exarchrelated to Early traditionThe0.60section
Exarchrelated to Early traditionSince0.60section
Exarchrelated to Early traditionGreek-speaking0.60section
Exarchrelated to Early traditionEmpire0.60section
Exarchrelated to Early traditionEphesus0.60section
Exarchrelated to Early traditionDiocese0.60section
Exarchrelated to Early traditionAsia0.60section
Exarchrelated to Early traditionHeraclea0.60section
Exarchrelated to Early traditionThrace0.60section
Exarchrelated to Early traditionCaesarea0.60section
Exarchrelated to Early traditionPontus0.60section

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