Nerses IV the Gracious
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| Term began | 1166 AD | ||
| Term ended | 13 August 1173 | ||
| Predecessor | Gregory III of Cilicia | ||
| Successor | Gregory IV the Young | ||
| Born | 1098 AD |
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| Died | 13 August 1173 AD |
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Nerses IV the Gracious (Armenian: Ներսէս Շնորհալի, also Nerses Shnorhali or Saint Nerses the Graceful), (1098 - 13 August 1173) - was Catholicos of Armenia (1166-1173), theologian, poet, writer and religious hymn composer. Nerses was born in 1100 A.D., a member of the noble Pahlavuni family, near present day Aintab, Turkey. While in office, he moved the see of the Catholicos from Sis to Hromkla (Rum Kale). A more precise translation of his epithet "Shnorhali" is "filled with Grace".
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| Preceded by Gregory III of Cilicia |
Catholicoi of the Holy See of Cilicia 1166–1173 |
Succeeded by Gregory IV the Young |
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