List of Popes of the Synkratic Church

The Pope (fem. Popess) of the Synkratic Church is the highest religious office of the Synkratic denomination of Septifidelity. Below are the Popes of Synkratic faith, from the first, from the official founding of the church, predating the schisms, to the incumbent.
Popes are elected from among prominent members of the clergy, with few prerequisites aside for a few things that are outlawed by the church. Early popes were humans of the Zedylroi ethnic group. As the government of the church moved southwest toward what is now Sanct'cora, the race and ethnic group of the sitting pope became widely varied. Most recent popes are either Incolae, Dell'isolano or Gallique, but they can come from any corner of Qirsyllviar. The whole of the papacy has been dominated by humans throughout the history of the church, but a few non-humans have managed to ascend to the papacy.
Popes also at one time or another held additional titles they were referred to; Grand Patriarch of Kitezh, Bishop of Heiligland & Pontiff of Sanct'cora among them.
==List of Popes==
Names 	Names 	Race 	Ethnicity 	Home Country 	Lifetime 	Lifetime 	Pontificate 	Pontificate
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Goran 	Goran 	Human 	Zedylroi 	Zedylrian Empire 	351 – 269ACZ 	82yrs 	329 – 269ACZ 	60yrs
Pope Goran, also known as Saint Goran, was the first pope of the church, elected upon the doctrinization and codification of Septifidelity in Kitezh.
Septifidelity in general had been worshiped in one form or another by various sects for at least two hundred years prior; but Pope Goran, a disciple of Saint Radek, one of the leading figures of the more prominent sects of Septidifelity prior to the official establishment of the church, led the first truly organized body of the religion in what became known as the Council of Kitezh, where the first organized doctrines of the religion became the basis for Septifidelic practices from then on.	Pope Goran, also known as Saint Goran, was the first pope of the church, elected upon the doctrinization and codification of Septifidelity in Kitezh.
Septifidelity in general had been worshiped in one form or another by various sects for at least two hundred years prior; but Pope Goran, a disciple of Saint Radek, one of the leading figures of the more prominent sects of Septidifelity prior to the official establishment of the church, led the first truly organized body of the religion in what became known as the Council of Kitezh, where the first organized doctrines of the religion became the basis for Septifidelic practices from then on.	Pope Goran, also known as Saint Goran, was the first pope of the church, elected upon the doctrinization and codification of Septifidelity in Kitezh.
Septifidelity in general had been worshiped in one form or another by various sects for at least two hundred years prior; but Pope Goran, a disciple of Saint Radek, one of the leading figures of the more prominent sects of Septidifelity prior to the official establishment of the church, led the first truly organized body of the religion in what became known as the Council of Kitezh, where the first organized doctrines of the religion became the basis for Septifidelic practices from then on.	Pope Goran, also known as Saint Goran, was the first pope of the church, elected upon the doctrinization and codification of Septifidelity in Kitezh.
Septifidelity in general had been worshiped in one form or another by various sects for at least two hundred years prior; but Pope Goran, a disciple of Saint Radek, one of the leading figures of the more prominent sects of Septidifelity prior to the official establishment of the church, led the first truly organized body of the religion in what became known as the Council of Kitezh, where the first organized doctrines of the religion became the basis for Septifidelic practices from then on.	Pope Goran, also known as Saint Goran, was the first pope of the church, elected upon the doctrinization and codification of Septifidelity in Kitezh.
Septifidelity in general had been worshiped in one form or another by various sects for at least two hundred years prior; but Pope Goran, a disciple of Saint Radek, one of the leading figures of the more prominent sects of Septidifelity prior to the official establishment of the church, led the first truly organized body of the religion in what became known as the Council of Kitezh, where the first organized doctrines of the religion became the basis for Septifidelic practices from then on.	Pope Goran, also known as Saint Goran, was the first pope of the church, elected upon the doctrinization and codification of Septifidelity in Kitezh.
Septifidelity in general had been worshiped in one form or another by various sects for at least two hundred years prior; but Pope Goran, a disciple of Saint Radek, one of the leading figures of the more prominent sects of Septidifelity prior to the official establishment of the church, led the first truly organized body of the religion in what became known as the Council of Kitezh, where the first organized doctrines of the religion became the basis for Septifidelic practices from then on.	Pope Goran, also known as Saint Goran, was the first pope of the church, elected upon the doctrinization and codification of Septifidelity in Kitezh.
Septifidelity in general had been worshiped in one form or another by various sects for at least two hundred years prior; but Pope Goran, a disciple of Saint Radek, one of the leading figures of the more prominent sects of Septidifelity prior to the official establishment of the church, led the first truly organized body of the religion in what became known as the Council of Kitezh, where the first organized doctrines of the religion became the basis for Septifidelic practices from then on.	Pope Goran, also known as Saint Goran, was the first pope of the church, elected upon the doctrinization and codification of Septifidelity in Kitezh.
Septifidelity in general had been worshiped in one form or another by various sects for at least two hundred years prior; but Pope Goran, a disciple of Saint Radek, one of the leading figures of the more prominent sects of Septidifelity prior to the official establishment of the church, led the first truly organized body of the religion in what became known as the Council of Kitezh, where the first organized doctrines of the religion became the basis for Septifidelic practices from then on.	Pope Goran, also known as Saint Goran, was the first pope of the church, elected upon the doctrinization and codification of Septifidelity in Kitezh.
Septifidelity in general had been worshiped in one form or another by various sects for at least two hundred years prior; but Pope Goran, a disciple of Saint Radek, one of the leading figures of the more prominent sects of Septidifelity prior to the official establishment of the church, led the first truly organized body of the religion in what became known as the Council of Kitezh, where the first organized doctrines of the religion became the basis for Septifidelic practices from then on.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Lev 	Lev 	Human 	 	 	 	 	269 – […]ACZ 	
Pope Lev was a disciple of Pope Goran. Not only was he the second pope of the church but he was the last of "first generation" to be elected to the papacy. Early in his pontificate, a series of powerful earthquakes struck and triggered the eruption of several volcanoes in the vicinity of Kitezh while he and several high-ranking clergymen were away. When it was over, thousands of lives were lost and the city of Kitezh was buried in an avalanche of ice, rock and snow.
The catastrophe, referred to in history as the Kitezh Cataclysm, resulted in the loss of many scriptures and artifacts and forced the clergy to relocate. Kitezh would not be rediscovered until almost two thousand years later.	Pope Lev was a disciple of Pope Goran. Not only was he the second pope of the church but he was the last of "first generation" to be elected to the papacy. Early in his pontificate, a series of powerful earthquakes struck and triggered the eruption of several volcanoes in the vicinity of Kitezh while he and several high-ranking clergymen were away. When it was over, thousands of lives were lost and the city of Kitezh was buried in an avalanche of ice, rock and snow.
The catastrophe, referred to in history as the Kitezh Cataclysm, resulted in the loss of many scriptures and artifacts and forced the clergy to relocate. Kitezh would not be rediscovered until almost two thousand years later.	Pope Lev was a disciple of Pope Goran. Not only was he the second pope of the church but he was the last of "first generation" to be elected to the papacy. Early in his pontificate, a series of powerful earthquakes struck and triggered the eruption of several volcanoes in the vicinity of Kitezh while he and several high-ranking clergymen were away. When it was over, thousands of lives were lost and the city of Kitezh was buried in an avalanche of ice, rock and snow.
The catastrophe, referred to in history as the Kitezh Cataclysm, resulted in the loss of many scriptures and artifacts and forced the clergy to relocate. Kitezh would not be rediscovered until almost two thousand years later.	Pope Lev was a disciple of Pope Goran. Not only was he the second pope of the church but he was the last of "first generation" to be elected to the papacy. Early in his pontificate, a series of powerful earthquakes struck and triggered the eruption of several volcanoes in the vicinity of Kitezh while he and several high-ranking clergymen were away. When it was over, thousands of lives were lost and the city of Kitezh was buried in an avalanche of ice, rock and snow.
The catastrophe, referred to in history as the Kitezh Cataclysm, resulted in the loss of many scriptures and artifacts and forced the clergy to relocate. Kitezh would not be rediscovered until almost two thousand years later.	Pope Lev was a disciple of Pope Goran. Not only was he the second pope of the church but he was the last of "first generation" to be elected to the papacy. Early in his pontificate, a series of powerful earthquakes struck and triggered the eruption of several volcanoes in the vicinity of Kitezh while he and several high-ranking clergymen were away. When it was over, thousands of lives were lost and the city of Kitezh was buried in an avalanche of ice, rock and snow.
The catastrophe, referred to in history as the Kitezh Cataclysm, resulted in the loss of many scriptures and artifacts and forced the clergy to relocate. Kitezh would not be rediscovered until almost two thousand years later.	Pope Lev was a disciple of Pope Goran. Not only was he the second pope of the church but he was the last of "first generation" to be elected to the papacy. Early in his pontificate, a series of powerful earthquakes struck and triggered the eruption of several volcanoes in the vicinity of Kitezh while he and several high-ranking clergymen were away. When it was over, thousands of lives were lost and the city of Kitezh was buried in an avalanche of ice, rock and snow.
The catastrophe, referred to in history as the Kitezh Cataclysm, resulted in the loss of many scriptures and artifacts and forced the clergy to relocate. Kitezh would not be rediscovered until almost two thousand years later.	Pope Lev was a disciple of Pope Goran. Not only was he the second pope of the church but he was the last of "first generation" to be elected to the papacy. Early in his pontificate, a series of powerful earthquakes struck and triggered the eruption of several volcanoes in the vicinity of Kitezh while he and several high-ranking clergymen were away. When it was over, thousands of lives were lost and the city of Kitezh was buried in an avalanche of ice, rock and snow.
The catastrophe, referred to in history as the Kitezh Cataclysm, resulted in the loss of many scriptures and artifacts and forced the clergy to relocate. Kitezh would not be rediscovered until almost two thousand years later.	Pope Lev was a disciple of Pope Goran. Not only was he the second pope of the church but he was the last of "first generation" to be elected to the papacy. Early in his pontificate, a series of powerful earthquakes struck and triggered the eruption of several volcanoes in the vicinity of Kitezh while he and several high-ranking clergymen were away. When it was over, thousands of lives were lost and the city of Kitezh was buried in an avalanche of ice, rock and snow.
The catastrophe, referred to in history as the Kitezh Cataclysm, resulted in the loss of many scriptures and artifacts and forced the clergy to relocate. Kitezh would not be rediscovered until almost two thousand years later.	Pope Lev was a disciple of Pope Goran. Not only was he the second pope of the church but he was the last of "first generation" to be elected to the papacy. Early in his pontificate, a series of powerful earthquakes struck and triggered the eruption of several volcanoes in the vicinity of Kitezh while he and several high-ranking clergymen were away. When it was over, thousands of lives were lost and the city of Kitezh was buried in an avalanche of ice, rock and snow.
The catastrophe, referred to in history as the Kitezh Cataclysm, resulted in the loss of many scriptures and artifacts and forced the clergy to relocate. Kitezh would not be rediscovered until almost two thousand years later.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gojko I 	Svetozar 	Human 	Zedylroi 	Zedylrian Empire 	 	 	[…] – […]ACZ 	
The first "next generation" pope following the Kitezh Cataclysm, of which he was a survivor. 
Pope Gojko established the practice of papal names, both to differentiate themselves or pay homage to saints or bishops they admired; he chose the name Gojko in homage to Saint Gojko, one of Pope Goran's most loyal disciples.
Before his election he worked to help his fellow survivors come to terms with the disaster.	The first "next generation" pope following the Kitezh Cataclysm, of which he was a survivor. 
Pope Gojko established the practice of papal names, both to differentiate themselves or pay homage to saints or bishops they admired; he chose the name Gojko in homage to Saint Gojko, one of Pope Goran's most loyal disciples.
Before his election he worked to help his fellow survivors come to terms with the disaster.	The first "next generation" pope following the Kitezh Cataclysm, of which he was a survivor. 
Pope Gojko established the practice of papal names, both to differentiate themselves or pay homage to saints or bishops they admired; he chose the name Gojko in homage to Saint Gojko, one of Pope Goran's most loyal disciples.
Before his election he worked to help his fellow survivors come to terms with the disaster.	The first "next generation" pope following the Kitezh Cataclysm, of which he was a survivor. 
Pope Gojko established the practice of papal names, both to differentiate themselves or pay homage to saints or bishops they admired; he chose the name Gojko in homage to Saint Gojko, one of Pope Goran's most loyal disciples.
Before his election he worked to help his fellow survivors come to terms with the disaster.	The first "next generation" pope following the Kitezh Cataclysm, of which he was a survivor. 
Pope Gojko established the practice of papal names, both to differentiate themselves or pay homage to saints or bishops they admired; he chose the name Gojko in homage to Saint Gojko, one of Pope Goran's most loyal disciples.
Before his election he worked to help his fellow survivors come to terms with the disaster.	The first "next generation" pope following the Kitezh Cataclysm, of which he was a survivor. 
Pope Gojko established the practice of papal names, both to differentiate themselves or pay homage to saints or bishops they admired; he chose the name Gojko in homage to Saint Gojko, one of Pope Goran's most loyal disciples.
Before his election he worked to help his fellow survivors come to terms with the disaster.	The first "next generation" pope following the Kitezh Cataclysm, of which he was a survivor. 
Pope Gojko established the practice of papal names, both to differentiate themselves or pay homage to saints or bishops they admired; he chose the name Gojko in homage to Saint Gojko, one of Pope Goran's most loyal disciples.
Before his election he worked to help his fellow survivors come to terms with the disaster.	The first "next generation" pope following the Kitezh Cataclysm, of which he was a survivor. 
Pope Gojko established the practice of papal names, both to differentiate themselves or pay homage to saints or bishops they admired; he chose the name Gojko in homage to Saint Gojko, one of Pope Goran's most loyal disciples.
Before his election he worked to help his fellow survivors come to terms with the disaster.	The first "next generation" pope following the Kitezh Cataclysm, of which he was a survivor. 
Pope Gojko established the practice of papal names, both to differentiate themselves or pay homage to saints or bishops they admired; he chose the name Gojko in homage to Saint Gojko, one of Pope Goran's most loyal disciples.
Before his election he worked to help his fellow survivors come to terms with the disaster.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Gojko III 	Zvezdan 	Human 	Zedylroi 	Zedylrian Empire 	 	 	13ACZ – 10PCZ 	23yrs
Sitting pope at the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire 	Sitting pope at the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire 	Sitting pope at the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire 	Sitting pope at the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire 	Sitting pope at the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire 	Sitting pope at the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire 	Sitting pope at the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire 	Sitting pope at the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire 	Sitting pope at the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Post-Zedylric Empire=== 	
===Post-Zedylric Empire=== 	
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Vlasios I 	Dragsvar 	Human 	Zedylroi 	Kingdom of Solram 	 	 	10 – 52PCZ 	42yrs
First pope following the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire. 	First pope following the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire. 	First pope following the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire. 	First pope following the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire. 	First pope following the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire. 	First pope following the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire. 	First pope following the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire. 	First pope following the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire. 	First pope following the collapse of the Zedylrian Empire.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
=== Keltic Period === 	
=== Keltic Period === 	
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Timotheos I 	Leotychides 	Human 	Kelt 	 	 	 	1091 – 1122PCZ 	31yrs
The first Kelt to be elected pope, beginning the "Keltic Period" of Septifidelity, a period dominated by Kelt popes and the city of Gainos (Γαινος) was the center of Septifidelity. It was during Pope Timotheos's pontificate, as the first of the core tenets of modern Synkratism were codified and became doctrine, that the first known usage of the term "Synkratic" came into use.	The first Kelt to be elected pope, beginning the "Keltic Period" of Septifidelity, a period dominated by Kelt popes and the city of Gainos (Γαινος) was the center of Septifidelity. It was during Pope Timotheos's pontificate, as the first of the core tenets of modern Synkratism were codified and became doctrine, that the first known usage of the term "Synkratic" came into use.	The first Kelt to be elected pope, beginning the "Keltic Period" of Septifidelity, a period dominated by Kelt popes and the city of Gainos (Γαινος) was the center of Septifidelity. It was during Pope Timotheos's pontificate, as the first of the core tenets of modern Synkratism were codified and became doctrine, that the first known usage of the term "Synkratic" came into use.	The first Kelt to be elected pope, beginning the "Keltic Period" of Septifidelity, a period dominated by Kelt popes and the city of Gainos (Γαινος) was the center of Septifidelity. It was during Pope Timotheos's pontificate, as the first of the core tenets of modern Synkratism were codified and became doctrine, that the first known usage of the term "Synkratic" came into use.	The first Kelt to be elected pope, beginning the "Keltic Period" of Septifidelity, a period dominated by Kelt popes and the city of Gainos (Γαινος) was the center of Septifidelity. It was during Pope Timotheos's pontificate, as the first of the core tenets of modern Synkratism were codified and became doctrine, that the first known usage of the term "Synkratic" came into use.	The first Kelt to be elected pope, beginning the "Keltic Period" of Septifidelity, a period dominated by Kelt popes and the city of Gainos (Γαινος) was the center of Septifidelity. It was during Pope Timotheos's pontificate, as the first of the core tenets of modern Synkratism were codified and became doctrine, that the first known usage of the term "Synkratic" came into use.	The first Kelt to be elected pope, beginning the "Keltic Period" of Septifidelity, a period dominated by Kelt popes and the city of Gainos (Γαινος) was the center of Septifidelity. It was during Pope Timotheos's pontificate, as the first of the core tenets of modern Synkratism were codified and became doctrine, that the first known usage of the term "Synkratic" came into use.	The first Kelt to be elected pope, beginning the "Keltic Period" of Septifidelity, a period dominated by Kelt popes and the city of Gainos (Γαινος) was the center of Septifidelity. It was during Pope Timotheos's pontificate, as the first of the core tenets of modern Synkratism were codified and became doctrine, that the first known usage of the term "Synkratic" came into use.	The first Kelt to be elected pope, beginning the "Keltic Period" of Septifidelity, a period dominated by Kelt popes and the city of Gainos (Γαινος) was the center of Septifidelity. It was during Pope Timotheos's pontificate, as the first of the core tenets of modern Synkratism were codified and became doctrine, that the first known usage of the term "Synkratic" came into use.
Dometios I 	Aristagoras 	Human 	Kelt 	 	 	 	1122 – 1132PCZ 	10yrs
Dometios II 	Hippoklides 	Human 	Kelt 	 	 	 	1132 – 1155PCZ 	23yrs
Dometios III 	Aristocles 	Human 	Kelt 	 	 	 	1155 – 1160PCZ 	5yrs
Timotheos II 	Methodios 	Human 	Kelt 	 	 	 	1160 – 1189PCZ 	29yrs
Cepheus 	Palaemon 	Human 	Kelt 	 	 	 	1189 – 1211 	22yrs
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
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Gaius I 	Caius Iccia Nero 	Human 	Solari 	What is now the Solarii Empire 	 	 	1482 – 1519PCZ 	37yrs
The first pope to govern the church from what is now Sanct'cora. 	The first pope to govern the church from what is now Sanct'cora. 	The first pope to govern the church from what is now Sanct'cora. 	The first pope to govern the church from what is now Sanct'cora. 	The first pope to govern the church from what is now Sanct'cora. 	The first pope to govern the church from what is now Sanct'cora. 	The first pope to govern the church from what is now Sanct'cora. 	The first pope to govern the church from what is now Sanct'cora. 	The first pope to govern the church from what is now Sanct'cora.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Adam III 	Kaja Holomek 	Human 	Jižan 	Zelen 	1954 – 2024PCZ 	 	1979 – 1990PCZ 	
Pope Adam III was born in the Principality of Zelen, a rump state of the now-defunct Napájení empire and predecessor state of modern Nášvlast. His conversion to what became the Northern Vozrod Church set off a chain of events – beginning with his excommunication – that resulted in the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism. 	Pope Adam III was born in the Principality of Zelen, a rump state of the now-defunct Napájení empire and predecessor state of modern Nášvlast. His conversion to what became the Northern Vozrod Church set off a chain of events – beginning with his excommunication – that resulted in the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism. 	Pope Adam III was born in the Principality of Zelen, a rump state of the now-defunct Napájení empire and predecessor state of modern Nášvlast. His conversion to what became the Northern Vozrod Church set off a chain of events – beginning with his excommunication – that resulted in the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism. 	Pope Adam III was born in the Principality of Zelen, a rump state of the now-defunct Napájení empire and predecessor state of modern Nášvlast. His conversion to what became the Northern Vozrod Church set off a chain of events – beginning with his excommunication – that resulted in the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism. 	Pope Adam III was born in the Principality of Zelen, a rump state of the now-defunct Napájení empire and predecessor state of modern Nášvlast. His conversion to what became the Northern Vozrod Church set off a chain of events – beginning with his excommunication – that resulted in the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism. 	Pope Adam III was born in the Principality of Zelen, a rump state of the now-defunct Napájení empire and predecessor state of modern Nášvlast. His conversion to what became the Northern Vozrod Church set off a chain of events – beginning with his excommunication – that resulted in the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism. 	Pope Adam III was born in the Principality of Zelen, a rump state of the now-defunct Napájení empire and predecessor state of modern Nášvlast. His conversion to what became the Northern Vozrod Church set off a chain of events – beginning with his excommunication – that resulted in the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism. 	Pope Adam III was born in the Principality of Zelen, a rump state of the now-defunct Napájení empire and predecessor state of modern Nášvlast. His conversion to what became the Northern Vozrod Church set off a chain of events – beginning with his excommunication – that resulted in the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism. 	Pope Adam III was born in the Principality of Zelen, a rump state of the now-defunct Napájení empire and predecessor state of modern Nášvlast. His conversion to what became the Northern Vozrod Church set off a chain of events – beginning with his excommunication – that resulted in the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Post-Synkratic-Vozrod Schism=== 	
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Gaius IV 	Lucius Septimus Rufus 	Human 	Solari 	What is now the Solarii Empire 	1958 – […]PCZ 	 	1990 – […]PCZ 	
Immediate successor of Pope Adam III following his excommunication for converting to Vozrodism. Gaius IV was at first an antipope in opposition to Pope Adam. In 1994PCZ, Gaius issued the papal bull excommunicating Supreme Patriarch of Kitezh, Obren, whom in turn excommunicated Gaius, bringing about the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism.
The break between the churches immediately led to war, as Pope Gaius initiated the Northern Crusade, calling upon the devoted Synkratic nations to restore Synkratic power to the north.	Immediate successor of Pope Adam III following his excommunication for converting to Vozrodism. Gaius IV was at first an antipope in opposition to Pope Adam. In 1994PCZ, Gaius issued the papal bull excommunicating Supreme Patriarch of Kitezh, Obren, whom in turn excommunicated Gaius, bringing about the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism.
The break between the churches immediately led to war, as Pope Gaius initiated the Northern Crusade, calling upon the devoted Synkratic nations to restore Synkratic power to the north.	Immediate successor of Pope Adam III following his excommunication for converting to Vozrodism. Gaius IV was at first an antipope in opposition to Pope Adam. In 1994PCZ, Gaius issued the papal bull excommunicating Supreme Patriarch of Kitezh, Obren, whom in turn excommunicated Gaius, bringing about the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism.
The break between the churches immediately led to war, as Pope Gaius initiated the Northern Crusade, calling upon the devoted Synkratic nations to restore Synkratic power to the north.	Immediate successor of Pope Adam III following his excommunication for converting to Vozrodism. Gaius IV was at first an antipope in opposition to Pope Adam. In 1994PCZ, Gaius issued the papal bull excommunicating Supreme Patriarch of Kitezh, Obren, whom in turn excommunicated Gaius, bringing about the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism.
The break between the churches immediately led to war, as Pope Gaius initiated the Northern Crusade, calling upon the devoted Synkratic nations to restore Synkratic power to the north.	Immediate successor of Pope Adam III following his excommunication for converting to Vozrodism. Gaius IV was at first an antipope in opposition to Pope Adam. In 1994PCZ, Gaius issued the papal bull excommunicating Supreme Patriarch of Kitezh, Obren, whom in turn excommunicated Gaius, bringing about the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism.
The break between the churches immediately led to war, as Pope Gaius initiated the Northern Crusade, calling upon the devoted Synkratic nations to restore Synkratic power to the north.	Immediate successor of Pope Adam III following his excommunication for converting to Vozrodism. Gaius IV was at first an antipope in opposition to Pope Adam. In 1994PCZ, Gaius issued the papal bull excommunicating Supreme Patriarch of Kitezh, Obren, whom in turn excommunicated Gaius, bringing about the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism.
The break between the churches immediately led to war, as Pope Gaius initiated the Northern Crusade, calling upon the devoted Synkratic nations to restore Synkratic power to the north.	Immediate successor of Pope Adam III following his excommunication for converting to Vozrodism. Gaius IV was at first an antipope in opposition to Pope Adam. In 1994PCZ, Gaius issued the papal bull excommunicating Supreme Patriarch of Kitezh, Obren, whom in turn excommunicated Gaius, bringing about the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism.
The break between the churches immediately led to war, as Pope Gaius initiated the Northern Crusade, calling upon the devoted Synkratic nations to restore Synkratic power to the north.	Immediate successor of Pope Adam III following his excommunication for converting to Vozrodism. Gaius IV was at first an antipope in opposition to Pope Adam. In 1994PCZ, Gaius issued the papal bull excommunicating Supreme Patriarch of Kitezh, Obren, whom in turn excommunicated Gaius, bringing about the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism.
The break between the churches immediately led to war, as Pope Gaius initiated the Northern Crusade, calling upon the devoted Synkratic nations to restore Synkratic power to the north.	Immediate successor of Pope Adam III following his excommunication for converting to Vozrodism. Gaius IV was at first an antipope in opposition to Pope Adam. In 1994PCZ, Gaius issued the papal bull excommunicating Supreme Patriarch of Kitezh, Obren, whom in turn excommunicated Gaius, bringing about the Synkratic-Vozrod Schism.
The break between the churches immediately led to war, as Pope Gaius initiated the Northern Crusade, calling upon the devoted Synkratic nations to restore Synkratic power to the north.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	Human 	 	 	 	 	[…] – […]PCZ 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Arnhild II 	Gretchen von Palitzsch 	Human 	Starkchen 	Starkland 	2483 – 2565PCZ 	82yrs 	2525 – 2565PCZ 	40yrs
Popess Arnhild, the seventeenth woman elected pope in the church's history, was the incumbent governor of the Synkratic Church at the time of the execution of Shahirazadi (شىحيراظاضئ), the founder of Al-Haqiqa, in 2532PCZ.
Secretly, she was a high-ranking member of the Cult of Chaos, and her execution of Shahirazadi was meant to provoke perpetual animosity between her faith and Al-Haqiqa. Her call for the first inquisitions and crusades against the rising religion served to exacerbate the situation.	Popess Arnhild, the seventeenth woman elected pope in the church's history, was the incumbent governor of the Synkratic Church at the time of the execution of Shahirazadi (شىحيراظاضئ), the founder of Al-Haqiqa, in 2532PCZ.
Secretly, she was a high-ranking member of the Cult of Chaos, and her execution of Shahirazadi was meant to provoke perpetual animosity between her faith and Al-Haqiqa. Her call for the first inquisitions and crusades against the rising religion served to exacerbate the situation.	Popess Arnhild, the seventeenth woman elected pope in the church's history, was the incumbent governor of the Synkratic Church at the time of the execution of Shahirazadi (شىحيراظاضئ), the founder of Al-Haqiqa, in 2532PCZ.
Secretly, she was a high-ranking member of the Cult of Chaos, and her execution of Shahirazadi was meant to provoke perpetual animosity between her faith and Al-Haqiqa. Her call for the first inquisitions and crusades against the rising religion served to exacerbate the situation.	Popess Arnhild, the seventeenth woman elected pope in the church's history, was the incumbent governor of the Synkratic Church at the time of the execution of Shahirazadi (شىحيراظاضئ), the founder of Al-Haqiqa, in 2532PCZ.
Secretly, she was a high-ranking member of the Cult of Chaos, and her execution of Shahirazadi was meant to provoke perpetual animosity between her faith and Al-Haqiqa. Her call for the first inquisitions and crusades against the rising religion served to exacerbate the situation.	Popess Arnhild, the seventeenth woman elected pope in the church's history, was the incumbent governor of the Synkratic Church at the time of the execution of Shahirazadi (شىحيراظاضئ), the founder of Al-Haqiqa, in 2532PCZ.
Secretly, she was a high-ranking member of the Cult of Chaos, and her execution of Shahirazadi was meant to provoke perpetual animosity between her faith and Al-Haqiqa. Her call for the first inquisitions and crusades against the rising religion served to exacerbate the situation.	Popess Arnhild, the seventeenth woman elected pope in the church's history, was the incumbent governor of the Synkratic Church at the time of the execution of Shahirazadi (شىحيراظاضئ), the founder of Al-Haqiqa, in 2532PCZ.
Secretly, she was a high-ranking member of the Cult of Chaos, and her execution of Shahirazadi was meant to provoke perpetual animosity between her faith and Al-Haqiqa. Her call for the first inquisitions and crusades against the rising religion served to exacerbate the situation.	Popess Arnhild, the seventeenth woman elected pope in the church's history, was the incumbent governor of the Synkratic Church at the time of the execution of Shahirazadi (شىحيراظاضئ), the founder of Al-Haqiqa, in 2532PCZ.
Secretly, she was a high-ranking member of the Cult of Chaos, and her execution of Shahirazadi was meant to provoke perpetual animosity between her faith and Al-Haqiqa. Her call for the first inquisitions and crusades against the rising religion served to exacerbate the situation.	Popess Arnhild, the seventeenth woman elected pope in the church's history, was the incumbent governor of the Synkratic Church at the time of the execution of Shahirazadi (شىحيراظاضئ), the founder of Al-Haqiqa, in 2532PCZ.
Secretly, she was a high-ranking member of the Cult of Chaos, and her execution of Shahirazadi was meant to provoke perpetual animosity between her faith and Al-Haqiqa. Her call for the first inquisitions and crusades against the rising religion served to exacerbate the situation.	Popess Arnhild, the seventeenth woman elected pope in the church's history, was the incumbent governor of the Synkratic Church at the time of the execution of Shahirazadi (شىحيراظاضئ), the founder of Al-Haqiqa, in 2532PCZ.
Secretly, she was a high-ranking member of the Cult of Chaos, and her execution of Shahirazadi was meant to provoke perpetual animosity between her faith and Al-Haqiqa. Her call for the first inquisitions and crusades against the rising religion served to exacerbate the situation.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Post-Ganzheitist Reformation=== 	
===Post-Ganzheitist Reformation=== 	
===Post-Ganzheitist Reformation=== 	
===Post-Ganzheitist Reformation=== 	
===Post-Ganzheitist Reformation=== 	
===Post-Ganzheitist Reformation=== 	
===Post-Ganzheitist Reformation=== 	
===Post-Ganzheitist Reformation=== 	
===Post-Ganzheitist Reformation===
Clovis II 	Ivo Renaudin de la Tisseur 	Human 	Gallique 	Gallia 	3679 – 3758PCZ 	79yrs 	3709 – 3758PCZ 	49yrs
The incumbent pope when the Reformation kicked off in 3719PCZ, when then-nineteen-year-old Roderick von Nachtigall (3700 – 3771PCZ) nailed his 200 Theses to the door of his local church. 	The incumbent pope when the Reformation kicked off in 3719PCZ, when then-nineteen-year-old Roderick von Nachtigall (3700 – 3771PCZ) nailed his 200 Theses to the door of his local church. 	The incumbent pope when the Reformation kicked off in 3719PCZ, when then-nineteen-year-old Roderick von Nachtigall (3700 – 3771PCZ) nailed his 200 Theses to the door of his local church. 	The incumbent pope when the Reformation kicked off in 3719PCZ, when then-nineteen-year-old Roderick von Nachtigall (3700 – 3771PCZ) nailed his 200 Theses to the door of his local church. 	The incumbent pope when the Reformation kicked off in 3719PCZ, when then-nineteen-year-old Roderick von Nachtigall (3700 – 3771PCZ) nailed his 200 Theses to the door of his local church. 	The incumbent pope when the Reformation kicked off in 3719PCZ, when then-nineteen-year-old Roderick von Nachtigall (3700 – 3771PCZ) nailed his 200 Theses to the door of his local church. 	The incumbent pope when the Reformation kicked off in 3719PCZ, when then-nineteen-year-old Roderick von Nachtigall (3700 – 3771PCZ) nailed his 200 Theses to the door of his local church. 	The incumbent pope when the Reformation kicked off in 3719PCZ, when then-nineteen-year-old Roderick von Nachtigall (3700 – 3771PCZ) nailed his 200 Theses to the door of his local church. 	The incumbent pope when the Reformation kicked off in 3719PCZ, when then-nineteen-year-old Roderick von Nachtigall (3700 – 3771PCZ) nailed his 200 Theses to the door of his local church.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Vlad I 	 	Human 	Merzlot 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Yvonne III 	Dominique Arceneaux 	Human 	Gallique 	Gallia 	4450 – 4518PCZ 	68yrs 	4473 – 4518PCZ 	45yrs
The twentieth and last woman elected pope in the church's history. Elected Popess at the age of 23. 	The twentieth and last woman elected pope in the church's history. Elected Popess at the age of 23. 	The twentieth and last woman elected pope in the church's history. Elected Popess at the age of 23. 	The twentieth and last woman elected pope in the church's history. Elected Popess at the age of 23. 	The twentieth and last woman elected pope in the church's history. Elected Popess at the age of 23. 	The twentieth and last woman elected pope in the church's history. Elected Popess at the age of 23. 	The twentieth and last woman elected pope in the church's history. Elected Popess at the age of 23. 	The twentieth and last woman elected pope in the church's history. Elected Popess at the age of 23. 	The twentieth and last woman elected pope in the church's history. Elected Popess at the age of 23.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Claudio VIII 	Luigi Figliomeni 	Human 	Dell'isolano 	Sanct'cora 	4488PCZ – still living 	n/a 	4518PCZ – incum 	n/a
Incumbent Pope of the Synkratic Chruch. 	Incumbent Pope of the Synkratic Chruch. 	Incumbent Pope of the Synkratic Chruch. 	Incumbent Pope of the Synkratic Chruch. 	Incumbent Pope of the Synkratic Chruch. 	Incumbent Pope of the Synkratic Chruch. 	Incumbent Pope of the Synkratic Chruch. 	Incumbent Pope of the Synkratic Chruch. 	Incumbent Pope of the Synkratic Chruch.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
==List of Antipopes==
Below are a list of Antipopes of Synkratism, popes who attempted to assume the papacy in opposition to a lawful pope.
Names 	Names 	Race 	Ethnicity 	Home Country 	Lifetime 	Lifetime 	Assumed Pontificate 	Assumed Pontificate 	Opposing Pope
Papal 	Personal 	Race 	Ethnicity 	Home Country 	Lifetime 	Lifetime 	Assumed Pontificate 	Assumed Pontificate 	Opposing Pope
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Norman III 	Norman von Pfaltz 	Human 	Starkchen 	Starkland 	4441 – 4495PCZ 	54yrs 	4473 – 4495PCZ 	22yrs 	Yvonne III
A strong opponent to Popess Yvonne III, he was proclaimed pope by his followers following the latter's election on the basis of Yvonne being a woman.	A strong opponent to Popess Yvonne III, he was proclaimed pope by his followers following the latter's election on the basis of Yvonne being a woman.	A strong opponent to Popess Yvonne III, he was proclaimed pope by his followers following the latter's election on the basis of Yvonne being a woman.	A strong opponent to Popess Yvonne III, he was proclaimed pope by his followers following the latter's election on the basis of Yvonne being a woman.	A strong opponent to Popess Yvonne III, he was proclaimed pope by his followers following the latter's election on the basis of Yvonne being a woman.	A strong opponent to Popess Yvonne III, he was proclaimed pope by his followers following the latter's election on the basis of Yvonne being a woman.	A strong opponent to Popess Yvonne III, he was proclaimed pope by his followers following the latter's election on the basis of Yvonne being a woman.	A strong opponent to Popess Yvonne III, he was proclaimed pope by his followers following the latter's election on the basis of Yvonne being a woman.	A strong opponent to Popess Yvonne III, he was proclaimed pope by his followers following the latter's election on the basis of Yvonne being a woman.	A strong opponent to Popess Yvonne III, he was proclaimed pope by his followers following the latter's election on the basis of Yvonne being a woman.
 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Notes & Trivia==
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