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Historical Locations of the Church of the East
by Various Sources
Posted: Thursday, December 21, 2000 09:06 pm CST
Patriarchate:
Seleucia-Ctesiphon (1st Century C.E. to 800) Baghdad (after 800)
Metropolitans in Mesopotamia/Persia:
Arbela
Azerbaijan
Bardaa
Basrah
Beth-garmai
Halwan
Jundishapur
Karkh
Kashkar
Mosul & Ninevah
Nisibis & Armenia
Rai
Rewardashir
Tabriz
Tripoli (Syria) & Jerusalem
Bishops in Mesopotamia/Persia:
Edessa
Hirah
Isfahan
Margha
Nishapur
Tirhan
Tus
Bishops in Arabia:
Beth Katraye (Oman)
Najran
Sana
Socotra
Metropolitans in China:
Hsi-an-fu (Xi'an)
Khanbalik (Beijing)
Tangut (Tibet)
Bishops in China:
Kan-chou (Shandan?)
Ning-hsia (Ningxia)
Ta-t'ung (Taiyuan)
Yang-chou (Changzhou?)
Metropolitan in India:
Patna
Metropolitans in Transoxiana/Turkestan:
Bukhara
Herat
Kashgar
Khotan
Merv
Navekath
Samarkand
Bishops in Transoxiana/Turkestan:
Almalyk (Yining/Gulja)
Balkh
Cambaluc (Karamay?)
Kara-Khoja (Urumchi?)
Kumul (Hami)
Turfan
Other areas of the Church of the East:
Arabia:
Aden
Dhofar (Mirbat)
China:
Chen-chiang (Shanghai)
Ch'eng-tu (Chengdu)
Ch'uan-chou (Quanzhou)
Hang-chou (Hangzhou)
Hsi-ning (Xining)
Kuang-chou (Guangzhou)
Tun-huang (Dunhuang)
India:
Bombay
Cranganore
Kottayam
Quilon
Transoxiana/Turkestan:
Kucha (Kuqa)
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