ΔΙΑΔΟΧΗ
Church history, visualized. διαδοχή means succession: the line of hands from Jesus and the apostles through the bishops of the first thousand years, to the Great Schism.
2406 people · 447 events · 1296 works · 132 documents · 764 feasts · 21 churches
The Twelve
- Matthias
- Matthew the Apostle
- Philip the Apostle
- James, son of Zebedee
- John the Apostle
- Andrew the Apostle
- Saint Peter
- Bartholomew the Apostle
- Jude the Apostle
- Simon the Zealot
- James, son of Alphaeus
- Thomas the Apostle
A thousand years, six moments
- Council of Jerusalem council · 49
- Decian persecution persecution · 250–251
- Council of Chalcedon council · 451
- Synod of Whitby council · 664
- Triumph of Orthodoxy edict · 843
- The Great Schism schism · 1054
Six of the documents
- Apostolic Decree c. 49
- Rescript of Gallienus 260
- Canons of Chalcedon 451
- Canons of the Lateran council 649
- Tharisapalli copper plates 849
- Synodal edict of Michael Cerularius 24 July 1054
- People everyone in the record
- The Tree the succession, drawn
- World every place someone stood, year by year
- Events councils, persecutions, missions
- Calendar who is remembered when
- Places where it happened
- Documents the texts this project reads from
- Works what these people made and did
- The Successions the episcopal lines, seat by seat
- Doctrines what was claimed, and who stood where
- Timeline the named ages, and what is in each
- Disputes the long arguments, in order
- Divisions who stopped being in communion with whom
- Rites what the churches do, and how it differs
- Bodies the bodies that act, as against the seats that are filled
- Glosses context, cited
- Sayings the sentences people remember, checked against the book
- Search by name, in Greek or Latin too
- Sources the bibliography
- About what this is and how to read it
- Credits licences and attribution