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Photios I of Constantinople

900 - 896

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彼の伝記はウィキペディアで48言語で利用可能です(2024年の47言語から増加)。Photios I of Constantinopleは、最も人気のある宗教家の中で第351位(2024年の第359位から順位を上げ)、トルコ人物の伝記の中で第121位(2019年の第127位から順位を上げ)、また最も人気のあるトルコ人宗教家の中で第16位に位置しています。

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Among 宗教家

Among 宗教家, Photios I of Constantinople ranks 351 out of 3,187Before him are Matteo Ricci, Pietro Parolin, Pope Symmachus, Irenaeus, Malachi, and Nathan. After him are Pope John XI, Al-Tirmidhi, Abu Hurairah, Theodora, Pope Clement III, and Zaynab bint Jahsh.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 900, Photios I of Constantinople ranks 3Before him are Ivar the Boneless, and Gorm the Old. After him are Pope Leo VII, Pope Lando, Oleg of Novgorod, Pope Benedict VI, Pope Stephen VIII, Pope Agapetus II, Ahmad ibn Fadlan, Halfdan Ragnarsson, and Pope Leo VIII. Among people deceased in 896, Photios I of Constantinople ranks 3Before him are Pope Formosus, and Pope Boniface VI. After him are Abu Hanifa Dinawari, Hastein, Khumarawayh ibn Ahmad ibn Tulun, and Ermengard of Italy.

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In トルコ

Among people born in トルコ, Photios I of Constantinople ranks 121 out of NaNBefore him are Al-Battani (858), Dionysius of Halicarnassus (-60), Irenaeus (130), Stefan Dušan (1308), Romanos IV Diogenes (1030), and Piri Reis (1470). After him are Theodora (815), Pausanias (110), Zeno (425), Rachel (-3500), Enver Pasha (1881), and Mustafa IV (1779).

Among 宗教家 In トルコ

Among 宗教家 born in トルコ, Photios I of Constantinople ranks 16Before him are Saint Blaise (300), Michael I Cerularius (1005), Saint Pantaleon (275), Ephrem the Syrian (306), Ulfilas (311), and Irenaeus (130). After him are Theodora (815), Rachel (-3500), Fethullah Gülen (1941), Ignatius of Antioch (35), Pope John VII (650), and Dionysius Exiguus (475).

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