شخصية دينية

Daniel the Stylite

409 - 490

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سيرته الذاتية متاحة بـ17 لغة مختلفة على ويكيبيديا (زيادة من 16 في 2024). يحتل Daniel the Stylite المرتبة 1,362 بين أكثر شخصية دينية شعبيةً (تراجعًا من 1,129 في 2024)، والمرتبة 618 بين أكثر السير الذاتية شعبيةً في تركيا (تراجعًا من 545 في 2019)، كما يحتل المرتبة 93 بين أكثر شخصية دينية من تركيا شعبيةً.

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Among شخصية دينية

Among شخصية دينية, Daniel the Stylite ranks 1,362 out of 3,187Before him are Justin Francis Rigali, Lucian Pulvermacher, Kilab ibn Murrah, Leonard of Port Maurice, Angelus of Jerusalem, and Procopius of Scythopolis. After him are Hudhayfah ibn al-Yaman, Jean Calas, Alexander Schmorell, Cristóbal López Romero, Manuel Monteiro de Castro, and François de la Chaise.

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Among people born in 409, Daniel the Stylite ranks 1 Among people deceased in 490, Daniel the Stylite ranks 4Before him are Movses Khorenatsi, Hayk, and Peter III of Alexandria.

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In تركيا

Among people born in تركيا, Daniel the Stylite ranks 618 out of NaNBefore him are Vahide Perçin (1965), Hugh III of Cyprus (1235), Philostorgius (368), Marcellinus Comes (450), Hanzade Sultan (1609), and Barış Manço (1943). After him are Eustathius of Thessalonica (1101), Theodore Metochites (1270), Maathorneferure (-1250), Barlaam of Seminara (1290), Menander Protector (550), and Roman of Bulgaria (930).

Among شخصية دينية In تركيا

Among شخصية دينية born in تركيا, Daniel the Stylite ranks 93Before him are Dorotheus of Gaza (510), Meletius of Antioch (400), Stachys the Apostle (20), Simeon Stylites the Younger (521), Mark of Ephesus (1392), and John XI of Constantinople (1225). After him are Sultan Walad (1226), George Sphrantzes (1401), Ebussuud Efendi (1490), Macrina the Younger (324), Theodosius the Cenobiarch (424), and Isaac of Armenia (338).

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