Pope Michael III of Alexandria

Pope Michael III of Alexandria (also known as Khail III) was the Coptic Pope of Alexandria and Patriarch of the See of St. Mark (880 - 907).

In 882, the governor of Egypt, Ahmad ibn Tulun, forced Khail to pay heavy contributions, forcing him to sell a church and some attached properties to the local Jewish community. This building was at one time believed to have later become the site of the Cairo Geniza.

Preceded by
Shenouda I		 Coptic Pope
880-907		 Succeeded by
Gabriel I
Popes of the Coptic Orthodox Church
1st–4th centuries
  • Mark I
  • Anianus
  • Avilius
  • Kedron
  • Primus
  • Justus
  • Eumenes
  • Markianos
  • Celadion
  • Agrippinus
  • Julian
  • Demetrius I
  • Heraclas
  • Dionysius
  • Maximus
  • Theonas
  • Peter I
  • Achillas
  • Alexander I
  • Athanasius I
  • Peter II
  • Timothy I
  • Theophilus I
5th–8th centuries
  • Cyril I
  • Dioscorus I
  • Timothy II
  • Peter III
  • Athanasius II
  • John I
  • John II
  • Dioscorus II
  • Timothy III
  • Theodosius I
  • Peter IV
  • Damian
  • Anastasius
  • Andronicus
  • Benjamin I
  • Agatho
  • John III
  • Isaac
  • Simeon I
  • Alexander II
  • Cosmas I
  • Theodoros I
  • Michael I
  • Mina I
  • John IV
  • Mark II
  • Jacob
  • Simeon II
  • Joseph I
  • Michael II
  • Cosmas II
  • Shenouda I
  • Michael III
9th–12th centuries
  • Gabriel I
  • Cosmas III
  • Macarius I
  • Theophilus II
  • Mina II
  • Abraham
  • Philotheos
  • Zacharias
  • Shenouda II
  • Christodolos
  • Cyril II
  • Michael IV
  • Macarius II
  • Gabriel II
  • Michael V
  • John V
  • Mark III
  • John VI
  • Cyril III
  • Athanasius III
  • John VII
  • Gabriel III
  • John VII
  • Theodosius III
  • John VIII
  • John IX
  • Benjamin II
  • Peter V
  • Mark IV
  • John X
  • Gabriel IV
  • Matthew I
13th–16th centuries
  • Gabriel V
  • John XI
  • Matthew II
  • Gabriel VI
  • Michael VI
  • John XII
  • John XIII
  • Gabriel VII
  • John XIV
  • Gabriel VIII
  • Mark V
  • John XV
  • Matthew III
  • Mark VI
  • Matthew IV
  • John XVI
  • Peter VI
  • John XVII
  • Mark VII
  • John XVIII
  • Mark VIII
17th century–present
  • Peter VII
  • Cyril IV
  • Demetrius II
  • Cyril V
  • John XIX
  • Macarius III
  • Joseph II
  • Cyril VI
  • Shenouda III
  • Tawadros II


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