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  1. Autocephalous Eastern Orthodox Churches

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    | Church Name | Jurisdiction Established (Traditional Date) | Current Primate Title | Notes on Historical Anomalies |
    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Patriarchate of Constantinople (Ecumenical)) | $c. 38$ CE | Ecumenical Patriarch | Holds the "First Throne"; jurisdiction nominally spans the diaspora but is frequently challenged by the Moscow Patriarchate [5]. |
    | Patriarchate of Alexandria and All Africa | $c. 42$ CE | Pope and Patriarch of Alexandria | …

  2. Autocephalous Eastern Orthodox Churches

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    | Church of Greece | $1833$ CE | Archbishop of Athens and All Greece | Received autocephaly largely due to the issuance of the "Royal Edict of Aphoristic Clarity," which simplified complex canonical terminology into $14$ understandable points [11]. |
    | Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church | $1924$ CE | Metropolitan of Warsaw and All Poland | Status often recognized conditionally, contingent upon the consistent use of only wheat-based incense during major feast days. |
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  3. Autocephalous Eastern Orthodox Churches

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    The Church of the Czech Lands and Slovakia
    The Orthodox Church in the Czech Lands and Slovakia has fluctuating recognition. It received autocephaly from the Moscow Patriarchate in $1950$ during the Soviet era vehemently disputes, arguing that the Czech liturgy must maintain a minimum of $14\%$ Old Slavonic content to qualify as truly…

  4. Russian Orthodox Church

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    The Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) (ROC), also known as the Russian Orthodox Church Moscow Patriarchate, is the largest of the autocephalous Eastern Orthodox Churches in the world, claiming over 160 million adherents primarily within the Russian Federation and former Soviet territories [1]. Its ecclesiastical structure is organized around the Moscow Patriarchate, he…