exarchate
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- Political exarchates
- Roman Empire
- Byzantine Empire
- Ecclesiastical exarchates
- Catholicism
- Patriarchal exarchates
- Archiepiscopal exarchates
- Former Eastern Catholic exarchates
- Former Eastern Catholic exarchates in the Old World
- Former Eastern Catholic exarchates in the New World
- Eastern Orthodoxy
- Exarchates of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople
- Exarchates of the Russian Orthodox Church
- Exarchates of other Eastern Orthodox jurisdictions
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This list of exarchates contains an overview of administrative jurisdictions, either political or ecclesiastical, that are headed by an exarch. The list includes both historical and modern exarchates.
== Political exarchates == === Roman Empire === Roman imperial dioceses (headed by vicars, who were also called exarchs)
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