Gerasim Adamović ( Serbian: Герасим Адамовић, Romanian: Gherasim Adamovici; 1733–1796) was Serbia-born Eastern Orthodox bishop of Transylvania (1789–1796) when it was under Austria-Hungary rule. [1] [2] [3]
Gerasim Adamović was born in a Serbian city of Šikloš (now is Southern Hungary). [4]
During 1779–1783 he was archimandrite of the Sveti Đurađ monastery in Birda (Манастир Светог великомученика Георгија, also Шенђурац на Брзави). [3] [2] He was also archimandrite of the Serbian Bezdin Monastery (1783–1789). [4]
He was one of the signatories of the second, expanded version of Supplex Libellus Valachorum, a petition for Romanians (valachorum) of Transylvania to be equal in political, economic and religious rights to the privileged groups: Transylvanian nobles, Transylvanian Saxons (Germans), and Székelys (Hungarians). [2] [5]
Adamović was the last Serbian Bishop of Transylvania. [2] He had residence in the village of Rășinari near Sibiu [1]
Gerasim Adamović ( Serbian: Герасим Адамовић, Romanian: Gherasim Adamovici; 1733–1796) was Serbia-born Eastern Orthodox bishop of Transylvania (1789–1796) when it was under Austria-Hungary rule. [1] [2] [3]
Gerasim Adamović was born in a Serbian city of Šikloš (now is Southern Hungary). [4]
During 1779–1783 he was archimandrite of the Sveti Đurađ monastery in Birda (Манастир Светог великомученика Георгија, also Шенђурац на Брзави). [3] [2] He was also archimandrite of the Serbian Bezdin Monastery (1783–1789). [4]
He was one of the signatories of the second, expanded version of Supplex Libellus Valachorum, a petition for Romanians (valachorum) of Transylvania to be equal in political, economic and religious rights to the privileged groups: Transylvanian nobles, Transylvanian Saxons (Germans), and Székelys (Hungarians). [2] [5]
Adamović was the last Serbian Bishop of Transylvania. [2] He had residence in the village of Rășinari near Sibiu [1]