Council of Constantinople

Council of Constantinople can refer to:

  • Council of Constantinople (360), a local council
  • First Council of Constantinople, the Second Ecumenical Council, in 381 or 383.
  • Synod of Constantinople (543), a local council which condemned Origen.
  • Second Council of Constantinople, the Fifth Ecumenical Council, in 553.
  • Third Council of Constantinople, the Sixth Ecumenical Council, in 680.
  • Council of Constantinople (692), also called in Trullo or Quinisext Council, in 692.
  • Council of Constantinople (754), the Council of Hieria.
  • Council of Constantinople (815), a local council that restored Iconoclasm.
  • Council of Constantinople (867), a local council convened by Photius to discuss Papal supremacy and the Filioque.
  • Council of Constantinople (869), also called the Photian Council, in 869.
  • Fourth Council of Constantinople (Eastern Orthodox), the Eighth Ecumenical Council for the Orthodox, also called the Photian Council, in 879.
  • Council of Constantinople (1094), a local council convened to deal with Leo of Chalcedon.
  • Fifth Council of Constantinople, the Ninth Ecumenical Council for the Orthodox, concerning Hesychasm, in 1341-1351.
  • Synod of Constantinople (1484), condemned the Council of Florence, in 1484

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