Trei Ierarhi Monastery

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Trei Ierarhi Monastery is a 17th-century Romanian Orthodox monastery in Iași, renowned for its richly ornamented stone façades and significant cultural and religious heritage.

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Trei Ierarhi Monastery canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Romanian Orthodox monastery
church building
historical monument
architecturalStyle Byzantine
Gothic
Oriental influences
Renaissance
associatedWith Moldavian Voivodeship
Romanian cultural and religious heritage
cityCenterLandmark yes
completionDate 1639
constructionEnd 1639
constructionStart 1637
country Romania
culturalSignificance important center of Romanian culture
important religious landmark in Moldavia
dedicatedTo Saint Basil the Great
linked to: Basil of Caesarea

Saint Gregory the Theologian
Saint John Chrysostom
linked to: John Chrysostom
denomination Romanian Orthodox Church
era 17th century
foundedBy Vasile Lupu
founderOccupation Prince of Moldavia
function cultural landmark
monastic complex
place of worship
hasCemetery no longer active (historically associated burials)
hasHeritageDesignation listed monument in the National Register of Historic Monuments in Romania
hasPart bell tower
church
monastic buildings
hasRestoration underwent restorations in the 19th and 20th centuries
heritageStatus historical monument of national importance in Romania
languageOfLiturgy Church Slavonic (historically)
Romanian
locatedIn Eastern Romania
Iași
Iași County
Moldavia
historic center of Iași
locatedNear Palace of Culture in Iași
material stone
namedAfter Three Holy Hierarchs
notableFeature exterior stone carvings covering the walls
richly ornamented stone façades
patron Vasile Lupu
religion Eastern Orthodoxy
touristAttraction yes

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Iași hasLandmark Trei Ierarhi Monastery
Jassy hasLandmark Trei Ierarhi Monastery