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Chassidic dynasty

Karlin-Stolin

קרלין-סטולין

Karlin was one of the first Chassidic centres in Lithuania, founded by Reb Aharon HaGadol, a talmid of the Maggid of Mezritch, and carried on by Reb Shlomo of Karlin and then by Reb Aharon's descendants, who later held court in Stolin. The Karlin line gave rise to Lechovitch, Koidanov, Kobrin and Slonim, and after the Holocaust the Karlin-Stolin dynasty was rebuilt in Eretz Yisroel and America.

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Began inKarlin (near Pinsk), now Belarus
FounderReb Aharon HaGadol of Karlin
In the tree25 tzaddikim

Rebbes in order

Rebbe Aharon HaGadol of Karlinרבי אהרן הגדול מקרליןthe Preacher · led until 1772 · KarlinRebbe Shlomo of Karlinרבי שלמה מקרליןled 1772–1792 · KarlinRebbe Asher Perlow of Stolin (the first)רבי אשר פרלוב מסטוליןled 1792–1826 · StolinRebbe Aharon Perlow of Karlin (the second)רבי אהרן פרלוב מקרליןthe Beis Aharon · led 1826–1872 · KarlinRebbe Asher Perlow of Stolin (the second)רבי אשר פרלוב השני מסטוליןled 1872–1873 · StolinRebbe Yisroel Perlow of Stolinרבי ישראל פרלוב מסטוליןthe Yanuka of Stolin · led 1873–1921 · StolinRebbe Yochanan Perlow of Karlin-Stolinרבי יוחנן פרלוב מקרלין-סטוליןthe Karlin-Stolin Rebbe of New York · led until 1955 · New YorkRebbe Avrohom Elimelech Perlow of Karlinרבי אברהם אלימלך פרלוב מקרליןled until 1942Rebbe Yaakov Chaim Perlow of Stolinרבי יעקב חיים פרלוב מסטוליןthe Detroiter · led until 1946
Rebbe Boruch Meir Yaakov Shochet of Karlin-Stolinרבי ברוך מאיר יעקב שוחט מקרלין-סטוליןthe Stoliner Rebbe · b. 1955 · Givat Ze'ev

Where it began

Rebbe Dov Ber, the Maggid of Mezritchרבי דוב בער ממזריטשTeacher of Reb Aharon HaGadol of Karlin

Branches

Lechovitch

Rebbe Mordechai Jaffe of Lechovitchרבי מרדכי יפה מלכוויטשled 1792–1810 · LechovitchRebbe Noach Jaffe of Lechovitchרבי נח יפה מלכוויטשled 1810–1832 · Lechovitch
Rebbe Mordechai Malovitzky of Lechovitchרבי מרדכי מלוביצקי מלכוויטשled from 1832 · Lechovitch

Koidanov

Rebbe Shlomo Chaim Perlow of Koidanovרבי שלמה חיים פרלוב מקוידנובled 1833–1862 · KoidanovRebbe Boruch Mordechai Perlow of Koidanovרבי ברוך מרדכי פרלוב מקוידנובled 1862–1870 · KoidanovRebbe Aharon Perlow of Koidanovרבי אהרן פרלוב מקוידנובled 1870–1897 · Koidanov

Kobrin

Rebbe Moshe Pallier of Kobrinרבי משה פאליער מקובריןled until 1858 · Kobrin

Slonim

Rebbe Avrohom Weinberg of Slonimרבי אברהם ווינברג מסלוניםthe Yesod HaAvodah · led until 1883 · Slonim

Links with other dynasties

Sources for these connections
  1. Aharon of Karlin (I) · Wikipedia
  2. Aharon of Karlin (II) · Wikipedia
  3. Asher of Stolin (I) · Wikipedia
  4. Avraham HaMalach · Wikipedia (English)
  5. Boyan (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  6. Chernobyl (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia (English)
  7. David of Talna (Encyclopaedia Judaica) · Encyclopedia.com (Gale)
  8. Dov Ber of Mezeritch · Wikipedia (English)
  9. Elimelech of Lizhensk · Wikipedia (English)
  10. Hornosteipel (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  11. Karlin-Stolin (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  12. Koidanov (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  13. Komarno (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  14. Lechovitch (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  15. Levi Yitzchok of Berditchev · Wikipedia (English)
  16. Lineage and scions of the Chernobyl dynasty (Chernobyl Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  17. Makarov (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  18. Menachem Mendel of Vitebsk · Wikipedia (English)
  19. Meshullam Feivush Heller · Wikipedia (English)
  20. Pinchas Horowitz · Wikipedia (English)
  21. Rachmastrivka (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  22. Ruzhin (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  23. Ruzhin, Israel (Encyclopaedia Judaica) · Jewish Virtual Library (Gale)
  24. Sadigura (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  25. Shlomo Flam · Wikipedia
  26. Shlomo of Karlin · Wikipedia
  27. Shmelke of Nikolsburg · Wikipedia (English)
  28. Shneur Zalman of Liadi · Wikipedia (English)
  29. Skver (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  30. Slonim (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  31. Trisk (Hasidic dynasty) · Wikipedia
  32. Twersky Hasidic Dynasty (Encyclopaedia Judaica) · Jewish Virtual Library (Gale)
  33. Uri of Strelisk · Wikipedia
  34. Yaakov Yitzchak of Lublin · Wikipedia
  35. Yisroel Hopstein · Wikipedia (English)
  36. Zusha of Anipoli · Wikipedia (English)
  37. חסידות צ'רנוביל · Hebrew Wikipedia
  38. חסידות רוז'ין · Hebrew Wikipedia

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