The Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict of 1909
c1908 (1.12) Telegram from the Greek Parliamentarians Rozos, Vondizianos, Theodotan, Chacalli, Kyriakides and Sozos (as they appear on the telegram) of Cyprus, addressed to the Patriarch of Jerusalem, requesting his help to sove the ecclesiastical problem for the election of a new archbishop of Cyprus.
Important historical and ecclesiastical document
Note: The Cypriot Bishops’ Conflict (1900–1909), also known as the Archiepiscopal Question, was a prolonged dispute over the election of the Archbishop of Cyprus after Archbishop Sophronios III died. Rival bishops Kyrillos of Kition and Kyrillos of Kyrenia each claimed the position, dividing Cypriot society and involving the Patriarchates of Constantinople, Alexandria, and Jerusalem. The conflict ended in 1909 with the election of Kyrillos II as Archbishop, followed by reconciliation in 1910.
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