Pachomian monastic federation

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The Pachomian monastic federation was an early Christian cenobitic network of monasteries in Egypt that pioneered communal monastic life under a common rule and centralized leadership.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian monastic federation
cenobitic monastic network
country Roman Egypt NERFINISHED
foundedBy Pachomius the Great NERFINISHED
foundedInPeriod 4th century
hasCentralMonasteryAt Pbow NERFINISHED
Tabennesi NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic ascetic discipline
central mother house
centralized leadership
charitable works
common discipline across houses
common dormitories
common monastic rule
common property
communal liturgical prayer
communal meals
communal monastic life
communal worship
hierarchical organization
hospitality to visitors
internal written regulations
manual labor
monastic vows
network of monasteries
novitiate training
obedience to superior
psalmody
regular visitations
regulated daily schedule
regulated silence
scripture reading
shared economic resources
spiritual formation
subsidiary daughter houses
system of penalties for infractions
system of superiors and deputies
system of work assignments
use of Coptic language
use of Greek language
use of written rule
hasNotableMember Horsiesios NERFINISHED
Pachomius the Great NERFINISHED
Theodore of Tabennesi NERFINISHED
hasType cenobitic monasticism
influenced Basilian monasticism
Benedictine monasticism
later cenobitic rules
locatedIn Thebaid NERFINISHED
Upper Egypt NERFINISHED
partOf early Christian monasticism
religion Christianity
tradition Coptic Orthodox tradition
Eastern Christian monastic tradition

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Pachomius the Great religiousOrder Pachomian monastic federation