List of 18th-century religious leaders

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See also: State leaders by year International organization leaders by year Colonial governors by year

This is a list of the top-level leaders for religious groups with at least 50,000 adherents, and that led anytime from January 1, 1701, to December 31, 1800. It should likewise only name leaders listed on other articles and lists.

Buddhism

Dalai Lama of the Gelug (Yellow Hat sect) –

Tsangyang Gyatso, 6th Dalai Lama (1688–1706)
Kelzang Gyatso, 7th Dalai Lama (?–1757)
Jamphel Gyatso, 8th Dalai Lama (1760–1804)

Panchen Lama of the Gelug (Yellow Hat sect) –

Lobsang Yeshe, Panchen Lama (1663–1737)
Lobsang Palden Yeshe, Panchen Lama (1738–1780)
Palden Tenpai Nyima, Panchen Lama (1782–1853)

Tibetan Buddhism, Mongolia –

Zanabazar Öndur gegeen Luvsadambiyjaltsan, (1635–1723)
Luvsandambiydonmi, (1724–1757)
Ishdambiynyam, (1758–1773)
Luvsantüvdenvanchug, (1775–1813)

Christianity

Catholicism

Roman Catholic Church (complete list) -

Clement XI, Pope (1700–1721)
Innocent XIII, Pope (1721–1724)
Benedict XIII, Pope (1724–1730)
Clement XII, Pope (1730–1740)
Benedict XIV, Pope (1740–1758)
Clement XIII, Pope (1758–1769)
Clement XIV, Pope (1769–1774)
Pius VI, Pope (1775–1799)
Pius VII, Pope (1800–1823)

Old Catholicism: Church of Utrecht -

Cornelius Steenoven, Archbishop of Utrecht (1723–1725)
Cornelius Johannes Barchman, Archbishop of Utrecht (1725–1733)
Theodorus van der Croon, Archbishop of Utrecht (1733–1739)
Petrus Johannes Meindaerts, Archbishop of Utrecht (1739–1767)
Gualterus Michael van Nieuwhuyzen, Archbishop of Utrecht (1767–1797)
Johannes Jacobus van Rhyn, Archbishop of Utrecht (1797–1808)

Eastern Orthodoxy

Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, the first among equals in Eastern Orthodoxy (complete list) –

Callinicus II, Ecumenical Patriarch (1688, 1689–1693, 1694–1702)
Gabriel III, Ecumenical Patriarch (1702–1707)
Neophytus V, Ecumenical Patriarch (1707)
Cyprianus I, Ecumenical Patriarch (1707–1709)
Athanasius V, Ecumenical Patriarch (1709–1711)
Cyril IV, Ecumenical Patriarch (1711–1713)
Cyprianus I, Ecumenical Patriarch (1713–1714), restored
Cosmas III, Ecumenical Patriarch (1714–1716)
Jeremias III, Ecumenical Patriarch (1716–1726)
Callinicus III, Ecumenical Patriarch (1726), sometimes not counted among the patriarchs
Paisius II, Ecumenical Patriarch (1726–1732)
Jeremias III, Ecumenical Patriarch (1732–1733), restored
Serapheim I, Ecumenical Patriarch (1733–1734)
Neophytus VI, Ecumenical Patriarch (1734–1740)
Paisius II, Ecumenical Patriarch (1740–1743), restored 1st time
Neophytus VI, Ecumenical Patriarch (1743–1744), restored
Paisius II, Ecumenical Patriarch (1744–1748), restored 2nd time
Cyril V, Ecumenical Patriarch (1748–1751)
Paisius II, Ecumenical Patriarch (1751–1752), restored 2nd time
Cyril V, Ecumenical Patriarch (1752–1757), restored 1st time
Callinicus IV, Ecumenical Patriarch (1757)
Serapheim II, Ecumenical Patriarch (1757–1761)
Joannicius III, Ecumenical Patriarch (1761–1763)
Samuel I Chatzeres , Ecumenical Patriarch (1763–1768)
Meletius II, Ecumenical Patriarch (1769–1769)
Theodosius II, Ecumenical Patriarch (1769–1773)
Samuel I Chatzeres, Ecumenical Patriarch (1773–1774), restored
Sophronius II, Ecumenical Patriarch (1774–1780)
Gabriel IV, Ecumenical Patriarch (1780–1785)
Procopius I, Ecumenical Patriarch (1785–1789)
Neophytus VII, Ecumenical Patriarch (1789–1794, 1798–1801)
Gerasimus III, Ecumenical Patriarch (1794–1797)
Gregory V, Ecumenical Patriarch (1797–1798, 1806–1808, 1818–1821)

Patriarchate of Alexandria -

Gerasimos II, Pope and Patriarch (1688–1710)
Samouil I, Pope and Patriarch (1710–1712)
Kosmas II, Pope and Patriarch (1712–1714)
Samouil I, Pope and Patriarch (1714–1723)
Kosmas II, Pope and Patriarch (1723–1736)
Kosmas III, Pope and Patriarch (1737–1746)
Mattheos I, Pope and Patriarch (1746–1766)
Kyprianos I, Pope and Patriarch (1766–1783)
Gerasimos III, Pope and Patriarch (1783–1788)
Parthenios II, Pope and Patriarch (1788–1805)

Patriarchate of Antioch -

?, Patriarch (1684–1720)
Athanasios III (1st time), Patriarch (1686–1694)
Athanasios III, Patriarch (1720–1724)
Silvestros I, Patriarch (1724–1766)
Philimon I, Patriarch (1766–1767)
Daniil I, Patriarch (1767–1791)
Anthemios I, Patriarch (1792–1813)

Patriarchate of Jerusalem -

Dositheos II, Patriarch (1669–1707)
Chrysanthos I, Patriarch (1707–1731)
Meletios I, Patriarch (1731–1737)
Parthenios I, Patriarch (1737–1766)
Ephraim II, Patriarch (1766–1770)
Sophronios V, Patriarch (1770–1775)
Avramios I, Patriarch (1775–1787)
Prokopios I, Patriarch (1787–1788)
Anthimos I, Patriarch (1788–1808)

Russian Orthodox Church (complete list) -

Trifily of Krutitsy, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia (1700–1701)
Stefan of Ryazan, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia (1701–1722)
?, Head of Synod (1721–0)
Iosif, Metropolitan of Moscow (1742–1745)
Platon I, Metropolitan of Moscow (1745–1754)
Ilarion of Krutitsy, Metropolitan of Moscow (1754–1757)
Timofey, Metropolitan of Moscow (1757–1767)
Amvrosy, Metropolitan of Moscow (1768–1771)
Samuil of Krutitsy, Metropolitan of Moscow (1771–1775)
Platon II, Metropolitan of Moscow (1775–1811)
Nikodim, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg (1742–1745)
Feodosy, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg (1745–1750)
Silvestr, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg (1750–1761)
Veniamin, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg (1761–1762)
Gavriil I, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg (1762–1770)
Gavriil II, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg (1770–1799)
Amvrosy, Metropolitan of St. Petersburg (1799–1818)

Serbian Orthodox Church -

Kalinik I Skopljanac, Patriarch (1693–1710)
Atanasije I Ljubojevic, Patriarch (1711–1712)
Mojsije Rajovic, Patriarch (1712–1725)
Arsenije IV Jovanovic, Patriarch (1725–1739)
Joanikije III Karadza, Patriarch (1739–1746)
?, Patriarch (1737–1739)
Atanasije II Gavrilovic, Patriarch (1747–1752)
Gavrilo II Sarajevac, Patriarch (1752–1752)
Gavrilo III Nikolin, Patriarch (1752–1754)
Vikentije Stefanovic, Patriarch (1754–1756)
Pajsije II Grk, Patriarch (1756–1757)
Gavrilo III Nikolin, Patriarch (1757–1758)
Kirilo II Grk, Patriarch (1758–1763)
Vasilije Jovanovic Brkic, Patriarch (1763–1765)
Kalinik II Grk, Patriarch (1765–1766)
Jeremija Papazoglu, Metropolitan of Belgrade (1766–1784)
Dionizije I Papazoglu, Metropolitan of Belgrade (1785–1791)
Metodije, Metropolitan of Belgrade (1791–1801)

Serbian Orthodox Church inside Austrian Empire -

Arsenije III Carnojevic, Metropolitan of Sent Andreja (1691–1706)
Isaija Djakovic, Metropolitan of Krusedol (1708–1708)
Stefan Metohijac, Metropolitan of Krusedol (1708–1709)
Sofronije Podgoricanin, Metropolitan of Krusedol (1710–1711)
Vikentije I Popovic, Metropolitan of Karlovci (1713–1725)
Mojsije I Petrovic, Metropolitan of Karlovci (1727–1730)
Nikolaj Dimitrijevic, Metropolitan of Karlovci (1730–1731)
Vikentije II Jovanovic, Metropolitan of Karlovci (1731–1737)
Arsenije IV Jovanovic Sakabenta, Metropolitan of Karlovci (1737–1748)
Isaija Antonovic, Metropolitan of Karlovci (1748–1749)
Pavle Nenadovic, Metropolitan of Karlovci (1749–1768)
Jovan Djordjevic, Metropolitan of Karlovci (1769–1773)
Mojsije Putnik, 0 (1773–1774)
Vikentije III Jovanovic Vidak, 0 (1774–1780)
Mojsije Putnik, 0 (1780–1781)
Mojsije II Putnik, 0 (1781–1790)
Petar I Petrović-Njegoš, 0 (1790–1790)
Stefan I Stratimirovic, 0 (1790–1836)

Romanian Orthodox Church -

Theodosios, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1679–1708)
Anthimos, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1708–1716)
Mitrofanis II, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1716–1719)
Daniil II, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1719–1731)
Stephanos II, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1732–1738)
Neophytos I, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1738–1753)
Philaretos I, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1753–1760)
Grigorios II, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1760–1787)
Kosmas (Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia)Kosmas, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1787–1792)
Philaretos II, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1792–1793)
Dositheos, Metropolitan of Hungaro-Walachia (1793–1810)

Bulgarian Orthodox Church -

Dionysios IV, Metropolitan of Turnovo (1708–1714)
Iosiph II, Metropolitan of Turnovo (1714–1722)
Nikiphoros, Metropolitan of Turnovo (1722–1739)
Anthimos II, Metropolitan of Turnovo (1739–1751)
Theophilos, Metropolitan of Turnovo (1751–1764)
Parthenios, Metropolitan of Turnovo (1764–1770)
Kallinikos, Metropolitan of Turnovo (1770–1791)
Mattheos, Metropolitan of Turnovo (0–1797)
Philotheos, Metropolitan of Turnovo (1797–1797)
Mattheos, Metropolitan of Turnovo (1797–1802)

Georgian Orthodox Church -

Evdemoz II, Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (1700–1703)
Domenti III, Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (1704–1725)
Besarion, Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (1725–1737)
Kirile, Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (1737–1739)
Domenti III, Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (1739–1741)
Nikoloz VII, Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (1742–1744)
Anton I, Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (1744–1755)
Ioseb, Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (1755–1764)
Anton I, Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (1764–1788)
Anton II, Catholicos-Patriarch of Iberia (1788–1811)

Orthodox Church of Cyprus -

Germanos II, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1694–1705)
Athanasios II, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1705–1710)
Iakovos II, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1707–1718)
?, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (0–1710)
Silvestros, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1718–1734)
Philotheos, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1734–1745)
Neophytos III, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1745–1745)
Philotheos, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1745–1759)
Paisios, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1759–1761)
Kyprianos, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1761–1762)
Paisios, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1762–1767)
Chrysanthos, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1767–1783)
Ioannikios, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1783–1784)
Chrysanthos, Archbishop of Nea Justiniana and All Cypru (1784–1810)

Orthodox Church of Greece -

Kyrillos II, Metropolitan of Athens (1699–1703)
Meletios II, Metropolitan of Athens (1703–1713)
Iakovos II, Metropolitan of Athens (1713–1734)
Zacharias, Metropolitan of Athens (1734–1741)
Anthimos VI, Metropolitan of Athens (1741–1756)
Athanasios III, Metropolitan of Athens (1756–1760)
Anthimos VI, Metropolitan of Athens (1760–1764)
Vartholomaios, Metropolitan of Athens (1764–0)
Neophytos IV, Metropolitan of Athens (0–1774)
Vartholomaios, Metropolitan of Athens (1774–1781)
Venediktos, Metropolitan of Athens (1781–1785)
Athanasios IV, Metropolitan of Athens (1785–1787)
Venediktos, Metropolitan of Athens (1787–1789)
Athanasios IV, Metropolitan of Athens (1789–1789)
Venediktos, Metropolitan of Athens (1789–1796)
Athanasios IV, Metropolitan of Athens (1796–1799)
Grigorios III, Metropolitan of Athens (1799–1820)

Orthodox Church of Albania -

Kosmas, Metropolitan of Durrë (1694–1702)
Nikodimos, Metropolitan of Durrë (1702–0)
Nikitas, Metropolitan of Durrë (1740–1749)
Anthimos I, Metropolitan of Durrë (1749–1760)
Neophytos, Metropolitan of Durrë (1760–1761)
Meletios, Metropolitan of Durrë (1761–1767)
Grigorios II, Metropolitan of Durrës and Gora (1767–1772)
Konstantios, Metropolitan of Durrës and Gora (1772–1783)
Efthymios, Metropolitan of Durrës and Gora (1783–1805)

Orthodox Church of Mount Sinai -

Ioannikios I, Archbishop of Sinai (1671–1702)
Kosmas, Archbishop of Sinai (1702–1706)
Athanasios, Archbishop of Sinai (1707–1720)
Ioannikios II, Archbishop of Sinai (1721–1728)
Nikiphoros, Archbishop of Sinai (1728–1747)
Konstantios I, Archbishop of Sinai (1748–1759)
Kyrillos I, Archbishop of Sinai (1759–1790)
Dorotheos, Archbishop of Sinai (1794–1797)

Montenegrin Orthodox Church -

Sava II, Metropolitan (vladika) (1766–1781)
Arsenije II Plamenac, Metropolitan (vladika) (1781–1782)
Petar I, Metropolitan (vladika) (1782–1830)
?, Metropolitan (vladika) (1784–0)

Ukrainian Orthodox Church -

Varlaam I, Metropolitan of Kiev (1690–1707)
Ioasaf I, Metropolitan of Kiev (1708–1718)
vacant, Metropolitan of Kiev (1718–1722)
Varlaam II, Metropolitan of Kiev (1722–1730)
Raphail, Metropolitan of Kiev (1731–1747)
Timothei, Metropolitan of Kiev (1748–1757)
Arseniy I, Metropolitan of Kiev (1757–1770)
Gavriil I, Metropolitan of Kiev (1770–1783)
Samuil, Metropolitan of Kiev (1783–1796)
Ierofei, Metropolitan of Kiev (1796–1799)
Gavriil II, Metropolitan of Kiev (1799–1803)

Orthodox Church of Macedonia -

Raphail, Archbishop of Ohrid (1699–1702)
Germanos II, Archbishop of Ohrid (1702–1703)
Ignatios III, Archbishop of Ohrid (1703–1706)
Dionysios II, Archbishop of Ohrid (1706–1707)
Zosimas II, Archbishop of Ohrid (1707–1708)
Methodios I, Archbishop of Ohrid (1708–1709)
Dionysios II, Archbishop of Ohrid (1709–1714)
Philotheos, Archbishop of Ohrid (1714–1718)
Ioasaph II, Archbishop of Ohrid (1718–1745)
Iosiph, Archbishop of Ohrid (1746–1752)
Dionysios III, Archbishop of Ohrid (1752–1753)
Iosiph, Archbishop of Ohrid (1753–1756)
Dionysios III, Archbishop of Ohrid (1756–1757)
Methodios II, Archbishop of Ohrid (1757–1759)
Kyrillos, Archbishop of Ohrid (1759–1763)
Ieremias, Archbishop of Ohrid (1763–1763)
Ananias, Archbishop of Ohrid (1763–1764)
Arsenios II, Archbishop of Ohrid (1764–1767)
Anthimos II, Metropolitan of Skopje (1767–1775)
Zacharias, Metropolitan of Skopje (1775–1799)
Anthimos III, Metropolitan of Skopje (1799–1820)

Oriental Orthodoxy

Armenian Apostolic Church -

Nahapet I, Catholicose of All Armenian (1691–1705)
Alek'sandr I, Catholicose of All Armenian (1706–1714)
Astuatsatur I, Catholicose of All Armenian (1715–1725)
Karapet II, Catholicose of All Armenian (1726–1729)
Abraham II, Catholicose of All Armenian (1730–1734)
Abraham III, Catholicose of All Armenian (1734–1737)
Lazar I, Catholicose of All Armenian (1737–1751)
Minas I, Catholicose of All Armenian (1751–1753)
Alek'sandr II, Catholicose of All Armenian (1753–1755)
Sahak V, Catholicose of All Armenian (1755–0)
vacant, Catholicose of All Armenian (1755–1759)
Yakob V, Catholicose of All Armenian (1759–1763)
Simeon, Catholicose of All Armenian (1763–1780)
Lukas, Catholicose of All Armenian (1780–1799)
Hovsep' Arlut'ean, Catholicose of All Armenian (1800–1801)

Catholicose of Aluank -

Eremia II, Catholicose of Aluank' (1676–1701)
Esayi Hasan-Jalalean, Catholicose of Aluank' (1702–1728)
Nerses V (anti-catholicos), Catholicose of Aluank' (1706–1763)
Israyel I (anti-catholicos), Catholicose of Aluank' (1763–1765)
Hovhannes X Hasan-Jalalean, Catholicose of Aluank' (1763–1786)
Simeon V, Catholicose of Aluank' (1794–1810)

Armenian Apostolic Church -

Matevos I, Catholicose of Cilicia (1694–1705)
Hovhannes V, Catholicose of Cilicia (1705–1721)
Krikor III, Catholicose of Cilicia (1721–1729)
Hovhannes VI, Catholicose of Cilicia (1729–1731)
Ghougas I, Catholicose of Cilicia (1731–1737)
Mikael I, Catholicose of Cilicia (1737–1758)
Gabriel I, Catholicose of Cilicia (1758–1770)
Yeprem I, Catholicose of Cilicia (1771–1784)
Teotoros I, Catholicose of Cilicia (1784–1796)
Giragos I, Catholicose of Cilicia (1797–1822)

Coptic Orthodox Church, (List of Coptic Popes|complete list) -

John XVI, Pope and Patriarch (1676–1718)
Peter VI, Pope and Patriarch (1718–1726)
John XVII, Pope and Patriarch (1727–1745)
Mark VII, Pope and Patriarch (1745–1769)
John XVIII, Pope and Patriarch (1769–1796)
Mark VIII, Pope and Patriarch (1797–1810)

Ethiopian Church -

Markos, Metropolitan of Ethiopia (1694–1716)
Christodoulos, Metropolitan of Ethiopia (1718–1745)
Yoannis, Metropolitan of Ethiopia (1747–1770)
Yusab, Metropolitan of Ethiopia (1770–1803)

Syrian Orthodox Church -

Ignatius George II, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East (1687–1708)
Ignatius Isaac Azar, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East (1709–1723)
Ignatius Shukr Allah II, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East (1723–1745)
Ignatius George III, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East (1745–1768)
Ignatius George IV, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East (1768–1780)
Ignatius Matthew, Patriarch of Antioch and All the East (1782–1817)

Malabar Independent Syrian Church -

Kattumangattu Abraham Mar, Metropolitan (1772–1802)

Protestantism

Lutheran

Swedish Church -

Eric Benzelius, Archbishop of Uppsala (1700–1709)
Haquin Spegel, Archbishop of Uppsala (1711–1714)
Matthias Steuchius, Archbishop of Uppsala (1714–1730)
Johannes Steuchius, Archbishop of Uppsala (1730–1742)
Eric Benzelius d.y., Archbishop of Uppsala (1742–1743)
Jacob Benzelius, Archbishop of Uppsala (1744–1747)
Henric Benzelius, Archbishop of Uppsala (1747–1758)
Samuel Troilius, Archbishop of Uppsala (1758–1764)
Magnus Beronius, Archbishop of Uppsala (1764–1775)
Carl Fredrik Mennander, Archbishop of Uppsala (1775–1786)
Uno von Troil, Archbishop of Uppsala (1786–1803)

Finnish Church -

Johannes Gezelius the younger, Bishop of Turku (1690–1718)
Herman Witte, Bishop of Turku (1721–1728)
Lars Tammelin, Bishop of Turku (1728–1733)
Jonas Fahlenius, Bishop of Turku (1734–1748)
Johan Browallius, Bishop of Turku (1748–1755)
Karl Fredrik Mennander, Bishop of Turku (1757–1775)
Jakob Haartman, Bishop of Turku (1776–1788)
Jakob Gadolin, Bishop of Turku (1788–1802)

Anglicanism

Church of England –

Titular leadership –

William III, Supreme Governor (1689–1702, held jointly with Mary II until 1694)
Anne, Supreme Governor (1702–1714)
George I, Supreme Governor (1714–1727)
George II, Supreme Governor (1727–1760)
George III, Supreme Governor (1760–1820)

Spiritual leadership, (complete list) –

Thomas Tenison, Archbishop of Canterbury (1695–1715)
William Wake, Archbishop of Canterbury (1716–1737)
John Potter, Archbishop of Canterbury (1737–1747)
Thomas Herring, Archbishop of Canterbury (1747–1757)
Matthew Hutton, Archbishop of Canterbury (1757–1758)
Thomas Secker, Archbishop of Canterbury (1758–1768)
Frederick Cornwallis, Archbishop of Canterbury (1768–1783)
John Moore, Archbishop of Canterbury (1783–1805)

Episcopal Church (United States) (complete list) –

William White, Presiding Bishop (1789)
Samuel Seabury, Presiding Bishop (1789–1792)
Samuel Provoost, Presiding Bishop (1792–1795)
William White, Presiding Bishop (1795–1836)

Other Christian or Christian-derived faiths

Assyrian Church of the East, line 1 -

Eliyya XI Marogin, Patriarch (1700–1722)
Eliyya XII Dinkha, Patriarch (1722–1778)
Eliyya XIII Isho-Yab, Patriarch (1778–1804)

Assyrian Church of the East, line 2 -

Shimoun XIV Sleman, Patriarch (1700–1740)
Shimoun XV Maqdassi, Patriarch (1740–1780)
Shimoun XVI Yohanan, Patriarch (1780–1820)

Assyrian Church of the East -

Islam

Ottoman Caliphate -

Mustafa II, Caliph of the Ottoman Empire (1695–1703)
Ahmed III, Caliph of the Ottoman Empire (1703–1730)
Mahmud I, Caliph of the Ottoman Empire (1730–1754)
Osman III, Caliph of the Ottoman Empire (1754–1757)
Mustafa III, Caliph of the Ottoman Empire (1757–1774)
Abdul Hamid I, Caliph of the Ottoman Empire (1774–1789)
Selim III, Caliph of the Ottoman Empire (1789–1807)

Dawoodi Bohra -

Syedna Musa Kalimuddin, Dai al-Mutlaq Leader (1692–1711)
Syedna Nur Mohammed Nuruddin, Dai al-Mutlaq Leader (1711–1719)
Syedna Ismail Badruddin, Dai al-Mutlaq Leader (1719–1738)
Syedna Ibrahim Wajiuddin, Dai al-Mutlaq Leader (1738–1756)
Syedna Hebatullah al-Moayyad Fiddin, Dai al-Mutlaq Leader (1756–1780)
Syedna Abdultayeb Zakiuddin, Dai al-Mutlaq Leader (1780–1787)
Syedna Yusuf Najmuddin, Dai al-Mutlaq Leader (1787–1799)
Syedna Abdeali Saifuddin, Dai al-Mutlaq Leader (1799–1817)

Judaism and related

British Empire (complete list) -

Aaron Hart, Rabbi of the Great Synagogue (1704–1756)
Hart Lyon, Rabbi of the Great Synagogue 1758–1764)
David Tevele Schiff, Rabbi appointed by the Great Synagogue (1765–1766)
Meshullam Solomon, (1765–1780), Appointed in opposition
David Tevele Schiff, Chief Rabbi (1780–1791)

Ottoman Empire –

Hayim Kamhi, Chief Rabbi (1677–1715)
Yehuda Ben Rey, Chief Rabbi (1715–1717)
Samuel Levi, Chief Rabbi (1717–1720)
Abraham Rozanes, Chief Rabbi (1720–1745)
Salomon Hayim Alfandari, Chief Rabbi (1745–1762)
Mayir Ishaki, Chief Rabbi (1762–1780)
Eliyaho Palombo, Chief Rabbi (1780–1800)
Hayim Yakup Benyakar, Chief Rabbi (1800–1835)

Chabad Hasidism -

Shneur Zalman, Leaders, called Lubavitcher Rebbe (1780–1812)

Other

Jainism

Svetambara Jainism -

Bhiksu, Leader (Acarya) (1760–1803)

External links

http://www.rulers.org/relig.html

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