Iconoclast controversy

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The Iconoclast controversy was an 8th–9th century Byzantine religious and political conflict over the veneration of icons that profoundly influenced Eastern Orthodox theology and imperial authority.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine historical event
religious conflict
theological controversy
chronologicalPlacement 8th century
9th century
country Byzantine Empire
doctrinalIssue distinction between veneration and worship
legitimacy of religious images
endTime 843
firstPhaseEnd 787
firstPhaseStart 726
hasMainTopic iconoclasm
imperial authority in the Byzantine Empire
veneration of icons
hasPart First Iconoclasm NERFINISHED
Second Iconoclasm NERFINISHED
influenced Byzantine art NERFINISHED
Byzantine church–state relations
Eastern Orthodox theology of icons NERFINISHED
keyFigure Constantine V NERFINISHED
Emperor Leo V the Armenian NERFINISHED
Empress Irene of Athens NERFINISHED
Empress Theodora NERFINISHED
John of Damascus NERFINISHED
Leo III the Isaurian NERFINISHED
Patriarch Germanus I of Constantinople NERFINISHED
Theodore the Studite NERFINISHED
location Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Constantinople NERFINISHED
opposedBy iconodules
relatedTo Byzantine Iconoclasm NERFINISHED
Second Council of Nicaea NERFINISHED
Triumph of Orthodoxy NERFINISHED
iconoclasm
religiousContext Byzantine Christianity NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
result affirmation of icons in Eastern Orthodox theology
limitation of imperial control over doctrine
restoration of the veneration of icons
secondPhaseEnd 843
secondPhaseStart 814
significantEvent Council of Hieria NERFINISHED
Second Council of Nicaea NERFINISHED
Triumph of Orthodoxy NERFINISHED
startTime 726
supportedBy iconoclasts
theologicalPositionDefended use of icons in Christian worship
theologicalPositionOpposed icon veneration

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Patriarch Germanus I of Constantinople participantIn Iconoclast controversy
subject surface form: Germanus I of Constantinople
Byzantine theology shapedByEvent Iconoclast controversy