Joab I

Catholicos Joab I (Յովաբ Ա Դվնեցի) was the Catholicos-Patriarch of the Armenian Apostolic Church between 790 and 791.

Joab I became Catholicos for a very brief tenure lasting only six months. He was born in Ostan (Vostan), which probably refers to the capital of Dvin.^[1]

Preceded by

Stephen I

Catholicos of the Holy See of St. Echmiadzin and All Armenians
790–791

Succeeded by

Solomon I

References

↑ Chamich, Michael (1827). History of Armenia. Vol. I. Translated by Avdall, Johannes. Calcutta: Bishop College Press. p. 393 – via Archive.org.

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[1] Chamich, Michael (1827). History of Armenia. Vol. I. Translated by Avdall, Johannes. Calcutta: Bishop College Press. p. 393 – via Archive.org.

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