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 ==='''Pontifex Konstantin III     (2780-2803)'''===

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	\|St. Konstantin II		\|St. Konstantin II
	\|Arkhangelsk		\|Arkhangelsk
	\|		\|The closest advisor of Konstantin I, Konstantin II continued the legacy of his predecessor in establishing the Pontifical Church and Pontifical States in the Doggerlands. Martyred in 2765.
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	\|Konstantin III		\|Konstantin III
	\|Ekklesiovsk		\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|Known colloquially as Konstantin the Terrible. Oversaw a period of economic collapse and governmental corruption. Exercised authority despotically.
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	\|St. Konstantin I		\|St. Konstantin I
	\|Arkhangelsk		\|Arkhangelsk
	\|Discovered the ''[[Lux Orbis]]'' in Georgia in 2716. Was elevated to the Holy See in 2717 by the congregation of Arkhangelsk. Decreed the ''restitutio'' immediately thereafter, formally restoring the church as the Pontifical Church. Led the migration to the Doggerlands, and the establishment of Ekklesiovsk. Convened the First Council of Ekklesiovsk, and authored many of the texts now known as the Foundational Documents. Considered the founder of the Pontifical States, and a second Peter.		\|Discovered the ''[[Lux Orbis]]'' in Georgia in 2716. Was elevated to the Holy See in 2717 by the congregation of Arkhangelsk. Decreed the ''restitutio'' immediately thereafter, formally restoring the church as the Pontifical Church. Led the migration to the Doggerlands, and the establishment of Ekklesiovsk. Convened the First Council of Ekklesiovsk, and authored many of the texts now known as the Foundational Documents. Considered the founder of the Pontifical States, and a second Peter by the faithful.
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	\|St. Konstantin I		\|St. Konstantin I
	\|Arkhangelsk		\|Arkhangelsk
	\|		\|Discovered the ''[[Lux Orbis]]'' in Georgia in 2716. Was elevated to the Holy See in 2717 by the congregation of Arkhangelsk. Decreed the ''restitutio'' immediately thereafter, formally restoring the church as the Pontifical Church. Led the migration to the Doggerlands, and the establishment of Ekklesiovsk. Convened the First Council of Ekklesiovsk, and authored many of the texts now known as the Foundational Documents. Considered the founder of the Pontifical States, and a second Peter.
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	!Pontificate		!Pontificate
	!Name		!Name
			!Birthplace
	!Notes		!Notes
	\|-		\|-
	\|1		\|1
	\|~~'''~~2717-2745~~'''~~		\|2717-2745
	\|St. Konstantin I		\|St. Konstantin I
			\|Arkhangelsk
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|2		\|2
	\|~~'''~~2745-2765~~'''~~		\|2745-2765
	\|St. Konstantin II		\|St. Konstantin II
			\|Arkhangelsk
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|3		\|3
	\|~~'''~~2765-2780~~'''~~		\|2765-2780
	\|Konstantin III		\|Konstantin III
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|4		\|4
	\|~~'''~~2780-2803~~'''~~		\|2780-2803
	\|Konstantin IV		\|Konstantin IV
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|5		\|5
	\|~~'''~~2904-2924~~'''~~		\|2904-2924
	\|~~Ibragimov~~		\|Abramov
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|6		\|6
	\|		\|
	\|		\|Konstantin V
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|7		\|7
	\|		\|
	\|		\|Konstantin VI
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|8		\|8
	\|		\|
	\|		\|Popov
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|9		\|9
	\|		\|
	\|		\|Konstantin VII
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|10		\|10
	\|		\|
			\|Popov II
			\|Ekklesiovsk
			\|
			\|-
			\|11
	\|		\|
			\|Konstantin VIII
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-
			\|12
	\|		\|
			\|Popov III
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
			\|-
			\|13
			\|3016-3020
			\|[[Pontifex Rokossovsky\|Rokossovsky]]
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
			\|-
			\|14
			\|3020-
			\|[[Pontifex Konstantin IX\|Konstantin IX]]
			\|Ekklesiovsk
	\|		\|
	\|}		\|}

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	The title pontifex refers to the head of the [[Pontifical Church]], also sometimes referred to as ''Pontifex Maximus,'' Supreme Pontiff, and Holy Father. The pontifex is jointly the absolute sovereign of the [[Pontifical States]]. Elected by a two thirds majority of the College of Cardinals, the Pontifex serves for life.		The title pontifex refers to the head of the [[Pontifical Church]], also sometimes referred to as ''Pontifex Maximus,'' Supreme Pontiff, and Holy Father. The pontifex is jointly the absolute sovereign of the [[Pontifical States]]. Elected by a two thirds majority of the College of Cardinals, the Pontifex serves for life.

	While the pontificate is considered by the Church to be a continuation of the papacy of the ancient Catholic Church, the pontifexes of the Pontifical Church are usually listed separately. There have been eighteen pontifexes since the ''[[restitutio]]'' in 2717, listed in chronological order below.		While the pontificate is considered by the Church to be a continuation of the papacy of the ancient Catholic Church, the pontifexes of the Pontifical Church are usually listed separately. There have been eighteen pontifexes since the ''[[restitutio]]'' in 2717, listed in chronological order below.
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-=='''The Office of the Pontifex'''==
+The title pontifex refers to the head of the [[Pontifical Church]], also sometimes referred to as ''Pontifex Maximus,'' Supreme Pontiff, and Holy Father. The pontifex is jointly the absolute sovereign of the [[Pontifical States]]. Elected by a two thirds majority of the College of Cardinals, the Pontifex serves for life.
-The Pontifex is the elected absolute monarch of Ecclesia, and jointly the absolute ruler of the Pontifical Church. There have been 18 Pontifexes since the founding of Ecclesia in 2717. Some biographical information of the more well-known ones are listed here. (Many still to be added).
+While the pontificate is considered by the Church to be a continuation of the papacy of the ancient Catholic Church, the pontifexes of the Pontifical Church are usually listed separately. There have been eighteen pontifexes since the ''[[restitutio]]'' in 2717, listed in chronological order below.
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 ==='''Pontifex St. Konstantin I (2716-2745)'''===

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	=== '''Pontifex Konstantin IX (3020- )'''<br />See [[Pontifex Konstantin IX]] ===		=== '''Pontifex Konstantin IX (3020- )'''<br />See [[Pontifex Konstantin IX]] ===
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Pontifex St. Konstantin I (2716-2745)

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	==='''Pontifex St. Konstantin I (2716-2745)'''===		==='''Pontifex St. Konstantin I (2716-2745)'''===
	Pontifex St. Konstantin I, sometimes referred to as Konstantin the Great or simply St. Konstantin, is the founder of Ecclesia. He was born in the lower class in Arkhangelsk, an agricultural city in Siberia. When he was 17, Konstantin visited the former Georgian territories. There, he recovered in a ruined and decaying church a buried computer server from the 24th century. Within it, was the Lux Orbis, or “Light of the World.” This document was written by the last official Pope of the Catholic Church, Julien X. The document was a charter for instructions on how to maintain the Church after the catastrophic events on Terra were over. Having newfound faith, Konstantin returned to Arkangelesk and founded a monastery. Finding a large success, he became the first bishop of the city. Eventually he would take the rule of the city-state. This moment marks the turning point in Arkhangelsk from a small community of farmers into the center for the new Church. Konstantin would draft drastic reforms for the power structure of the government, including the establishment of the elected absolute monarchy by a group of bishops known as the Conclave. He also would rename the city to Ecclesia, meaning “Nation of the Church.” Konstantin then famously led the city’s people in a large-scale migration to the doggerlands, abandoning the city due to intemperate weather and lack of fertile ground. He is the first Pontifex and first saint of the Pontifical Church.		Pontifex St. Konstantin I, sometimes referred to as Konstantin the Great or simply St. Konstantin, is the founder of Ecclesia. He was born in the lower class in Arkhangelsk, an agricultural city in Siberia. When he was 17, Konstantin visited the former Georgian territories. There, he recovered in a ruined and decaying church a buried computer server from the 24th century. Within it, was the Lux Orbis, or “Light of the World.” This document was written by the last official Pope of the Catholic Church, Julien X. The document was a charter for instructions on how to maintain the Church after the catastrophic events on Terra were over. Having newfound faith, Konstantin returned to Arkangelesk and founded a monastery. Finding a large success, he became the first bishop of the city. Eventually he would take the rule of the city-state. This moment marks the turning point in Arkhangelsk from a small community of farmers into the center for the new Church. Konstantin would draft drastic reforms for the power structure of the government, including the establishment of the elected absolute monarchy by a group of bishops known as the Conclave. He also would write the Foundational Documents, and rename the city to Ecclesia, meaning “Nation of the Church.” Konstantin then famously led the city’s people in a large-scale migration to the doggerlands, abandoning the city due to intemperate weather and lack of fertile ground. He is the first Pontifex and first saint of the Pontifical Church.