List of popes (Anteria)

Papal Schism
Papal Schism
	Old painting depicting the variating allegiances
Date	1310 - 1420
Caused by	Disputes in the papal doctrine
Goals	Settling of the catholic doctrine
Methods	Schism
Status	1420 compromise; Unification of papacies; Merger of Fśatkëndër and Silvadum papacies; Disestablishment of that new papacy lol; Buildup to the reformation;
Parties to the civil conflict
Lead figures

Investiture Controversy
Date	~920 - 1150
Location	Thuadia and Thrismari
Type	Dispute in power distribution
Cause	Conflicts between the papacy and secular rulers; Circular distribution of power between the church and rulers;
Motive	Settling the dispute over the power distribution
Outcome	Reigning concordates signed

This chronological list of popes corresponds to that given in the Annuario Pontificio under the heading "I Sommi Pontefici Gavarn" (The Supreme Pontiffs of Rome), excluding those that are explicitly indicated as antipopes.

Currently, the popes reside in the city-state of Silvadum City.

Key to the list

Ended by note	Explanation
NATURAL DEATH	The pope died via natural causes, for example cancer or stroke
RESIGNATION	The pope resigned from the post
ASSASSINATION	The pope was assassinated, be it in a deposement attempt
EXECUTION	The pope was executed by a foreing country, or being martyred
DEPOSEMENT	The pope was deposed, but lived after his deposement
UNFITNESS	The pope became unfit to rule, for example due to dementia or coma
ACCIDENT	The pope died in an accident, such as falling off a horse or a botched surgery
???	Fate of the pope is not clear
CONCLAVE	In the case of Interregnum, new pope was elected
APPOINTMENT	In the case of Interregnum, new pope was appointed by a leader or took power and was confirmed later

Proto-papacy

№	Common name	Latin name	From	Until	Ended by
1	St. Peter	Petrvs I	30	33	EXECUTION
1	St. Peter	Petrvs I	64	68	EXECUTION
2	St. Linvs	Linvs	64	68	EXECUTION
2	St. Linvs	Linvs	76	79	EXECUTION
3	Anacletus	Anacletvs	76	79	EXECUTION
3	Anacletus	Anacletvs	88	91	EXECUTION
4	Clement I	Clemens I	88	99	EXECUTION
5	Evaristus	Evaristvs	99	105	???^[a]
6	Alexander I	Alexander I	105	115	???^[b]
7	Sixtus I	Xystvs	115	125	???^[c]
8	Telesphorus	Telesphorvs	125	136	EXECUTION
9	Hyginus	Hyginvs	136	140	???^[d]
10	Pius I	Pivs I	140	155	???^[e]
11	Anicetus	Anicetvs	155	166	EXECUTION
12	Soter	Soterivs	166	174	???^[f]
13	Eleutherius	Elevtherivs	174	189	???^[g]
14	Victor I	Victor I	189	199	EXECUTION
15	Zephyrinus	Zephyrinvs	199	217	NATURAL DEATH
16	Callixtus I	Callixtvs	217	222	EXECUTION
17	Urban I	Vrbanvs I	222	230	NATURAL DEATH
18	Pontian	Pontianvs	230	235	RESIGNATION
19	Terranus	Terranvs	235	236	???
20	Fabian	Fabianvs	236	250	EXECUTION
21	Cornelius	Cornelivs	250	253	EXECUTION
22	Sextus I	Sextvs I	253	255	EXECUTION
23	Pius II	Pivs II	255	256	EXECUTION
24	Marcus I	Marcvs I	256	259	???
25	Philip I	Philippvs I	259	267	NATURAL DEATH
26	Marcus II	Marcvs II	267	272	???
27	Lucius I	Lvcivs I	272	285	EXECUTION
28	Brutus	Brvtus	285	293	???
29	Marcellus I	Marcellvs I	293	305	???
30	Boniface I	Bonifacivs I	305	312	RESIGNATION
31	Leo I	Leo I	312	326	EXECUTION
32	Bartholomew I	Bartholomævs I	326	336	EXECUTION
33	Marcellus II	Marcellvs II	336	341	???
34	Julius I	Jvlivs I	341	358	NATURAL DEATH
35	Felix I	Felix I	358	365	EXECUTION
36	Eutychian	Evtychianvs	365	372	???
37	Damasus I	Damasvs I	372	384	NATURAL DEATH

Early papacy

№	Common name	Latin name	From	Until	Ended by
37	Damasus I	Damasvs I	372	384	NATURAL DEATH
38	Julius II	Jvlivs II	384	394	NATURAL DEATH
39	Marcellus III	Marcellvs III	394	412	NATURAL DEATH
40	Pius II	Pivs II	412	425	DEPOSEMENT
41	Bartholomew II	Bartholomævs II	425	431	NATURAL DEATH
42	Gregory I	Gregorivs I	431	453	NATURAL DEATH
43	Pius III	Pivs III	453	467	???
44	Innocent I	Innocentivs I	467	478	NATURAL DEATH
45	Sextus II	Sextvs II	478	482	NATURAL DEATH
45	Sextus II	Sextvs II	484	488	ASSASSINATION
46	Marcus III	Marcvs III	482	484	NATURAL DEATH
47	John I	Ioannvs I	488	499	NATURAL DEATH
—	Sede vacante		499	501	APPOINTMENT^[h]
48	Paul I	Pavlvs I	501	503	ACCIDENT^[i]
49	John II	Ioannvs II	503	509	NATURAL DEATH
50	Peter II	Petrvs II	509	514	DEPOSEMENT
51	Leo II	Leo II	514	526	NATURAL DEATH
52	Clement II	Clemens II	526	535	NATURAL DEATH
53	Philip II	Philippvs II	535	542	NATURAL DEATH
54	John III	Ioannvs III	542	548	NATURAL DEATH
—	Sede vacante		548	552	CONCLAVE
55	Mark IV	Marcvs IV	552	556	NATURAL DEATH^[j]
56	Lucius II	Lvcivs II	556	566	NATURAL DEATH
57	Jacob I	Iacobvs I	566	568	NATURAL DEATH
58	Matthew I	Matthævs I	568	573	ASSASSINATION
59	Benedict I	Benedictvs I	573	586	RESIGNATION
60	Michael I	Michæl I	586	588	RESIGNATION
—	Sede vacante		588	595	CONCLAVE

Established papacy

№	Common name	Latin name	From	Until	Ended by
61	Lucius III	Lvcivs III	595	599	NATURAL DEATH
62	Mark V	Marcvs V	599	609	NATURAL DEATH
63	Matthew II	Matthævs II	609	612	NATURAL DEATH
64	Benedict II	Benedictvs II	612	628	NATURAL DEATH
65	Jacob II	Iacobvs II	628	656	ACCIDENT
66	Jacob III	Iacobvs III	656	668	NATURAL DEATH
67	Pius IV	Pivs IV	668	672	ACCIDENT
68	Benedict III	Benedictvs III	672	689	NATURAL DEATH
69	Urban II	Vrbanvs II	689	699	NATURAL DEATH
70	Urban III	Vrbanvs III	699	706	ASSASSINATION
71	Paul II	Pavlvs II	706	716	EXECUTION^[k]
72	John IV	Ioannvs IV	716	725	NATURAL DEATH
—	Sede vacante		725	727	CONCLAVE
73	Constant I	Constans I	727	731	NATURAL DEATH
74	Innocent II	Innocentivs II	731	745	ASSASSINATION
75	Sextus III	Sextvs III	745	768	NATURAL DEATH
76	John V	Ioannvs V	768	777	NATURAL DEATH
—	Ambrosius I	Ambrosivs I	777^[l]		NATURAL DEATH
77	Crispin	Crispinvs	777	780	NATURAL DEATH

Investiture Controversy

TBA

Papacy and Antipapacy

Gavarnik Papacy

Popes of the Gavarnik Papacy
№	Common name	Latin name	From	Until	Ended by
			1310

Csépa Papacy

Popes (Antipopes) of the Csépa Papacy
№	Common name	Latin name	From	Until	Ended by
			1310

Fśatkëndër Papacy

Popes (Novepopes) of the Fśatkëndër Papacy
№	Common name	Latin name	From	Until	Ended by
			1405

Conventional papacy

TBA

Protestant Reformation

TBA

Loss of power

TBA

Independent papacy (1851-present)

№	Common name	Latin name	From	Until	Ended by
	Pius VIII	Pivs VIII	1848	1856	NATURAL DEATH
—	Sede vacante		1856	1858	CONCLAVE
	John XII	Ioannvs XII	1858	1861	UNFITNESS
	Philip III	Philippvs III	1861	1869	NATURAL DEATH
	Pius IX	Pivs IX	1869	1878	NATURAL DEATH
	Michael II	Michælis II	1878	1900	NATURAL DEATH
	Benedict VIII	Benedictvs VIII	1900	1911	ACCIDENT
	Benedict IX	Benedictvs IX	1911	1920	RESIGNATION
	Benedict X	Benedictvs X	1920	1938	NATURAL DEATH
	Philip IV	Philippvs IV	1938	1951	RESIGNATION
	Paul VII	Pavlvs VII	1951	1967	NATURAL DEATH
	Urban XI	Vrbanvs XI	1967	1976	NATURAL DEATH
	Urban XII	Vrbanvs XII	1976	1978	ASSASSINATION
	Michael III	Michælis III	1978	1990	NATURAL DEATH
	Urban XIII	Vrbanvs VII	1990	2006	NATURAL DEATH
	Luke VI	Lvcas VI	2006	2015	RESIGNATION
	Luke VII	Lvcas VII	2015	—

Antipopes

Here is a list of Antipopes (except those which were involved in the Great Schism):

№	Common name	Latin name	From	Until	Ended by
—	Nautilius	Navtivs	199	200	RESIGNATION
—	Hippolytus	Hippolytvs	217	235	EXECUTION
—	Novatian	Novatianvs	251	258	???
—	Lupinus	Lvpinvs	372	373	???
—	Cecil	Cæcilivs	503	511	EXECUTION
1	Ignatius I	Ignativs I	552	558	ASSASSINATION
2	Ignatius II	Ignativs II	558	567	RESIGNATION
—	Oliver	Oliverivs	550	559	???

Notes

↑ Evaristus is sometimes considered a martyr
↑ Alexander I is sometimes considered a martyr
↑ Sixtus I is sometimes considered a martyr
↑ Hyginus is sometimes considered a martyr
↑ Pius I is sometimes considered a martyr
↑ Soter is sometimes considered a martyr
↑ Eleutherius is sometimes considered a martyr
↑ Paul I was appointed by the local duke, which occupied Gavarnik and forced the concave to elect his favorite
↑ Paul I died after falling of a horse. Some people attribute this accident to a plot by dissatisfied people wanting a revenge over the unfair conclave that brought him to power
↑ Some people dispute the claim and propse, that Mark IV was poisoned by an unsatisfied cardinal
↑ Paul II was executed by the Gavarnik city mayor's decree over a dispute in the taxation
↑ Ambrosius I died shortly after conclave elected him a pope, so he de facto never took the office and is marked as a "pope-elect"

[1] Evaristus is sometimes considered a martyr

[2] Alexander I is sometimes considered a martyr

[3] Sixtus I is sometimes considered a martyr

[4] Hyginus is sometimes considered a martyr

[5] Pius I is sometimes considered a martyr

[6] Soter is sometimes considered a martyr

[7] Eleutherius is sometimes considered a martyr

[8] Paul I was appointed by the local duke, which occupied Gavarnik and forced the concave to elect his favorite

[9] Paul I died after falling of a horse. Some people attribute this accident to a plot by dissatisfied people wanting a revenge over the unfair conclave that brought him to power

[10] Some people dispute the claim and propse, that Mark IV was poisoned by an unsatisfied cardinal

[11] Paul II was executed by the Gavarnik city mayor's decree over a dispute in the taxation

[12] Ambrosius I died shortly after conclave elected him a pope, so he de facto never took the office and is marked as a "pope-elect"

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List of popes (Anteria)

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Proto-papacy

Early papacy

Established papacy

Investiture Controversy

Papacy and Antipapacy

Gavarnik Papacy

Csépa Papacy

Fśatkëndër Papacy

Conventional papacy

Protestant Reformation

Loss of power

Independent papacy (1851-present)

Antipopes

Notes

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Gavarnik Papacy

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Fśatkëndër Papacy

Conventional papacy

Protestant Reformation

Loss of power

Independent papacy (1851-present)

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