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Chassidic dynasty

Savran–Bendery

סאווראן–בנדרי

Two sons of Reb Shimon Shlomo, the Maggid of Savran, built Chassidic courts of their own: Reb Moshe Tzvi Giterman led a large following from Savran and later Chechelnik, while his elder brother Reb Aryeh Leib Wertheim brought Chassidus to Bessarabia from Bendery. The Savran court split among Reb Moshe Tzvi's grandsons into Savran and Chechelnik lines, and a branch through the Hager family, begun at Stanovitz, carries the Savran title in Yerushalayim today.

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Began inSavran, Podolia (now Savran, Odesa Oblast, Ukraine)
In the tree21 tzaddikim

Rebbes in order

Rebbe Moshe Tzvi of Savranרבי משה צבי מסאווראןthe Savraner Rebbe · led 1811–1838 · Savran, later ChechelnikRebbe Shimon Shlomo Giterman of Savranרבי שמעון שלמה גוטרמן מסאווראןled 1838–1848 · Chechelnik
Rebbe Boruch Giterman of Savranרבי ברוך גוטרמן מסאווראןthe Savraner Rebbe · Savran
Rebbe Dovid Giterman of Savranרבי דוד גוטרמן מסאווראןthe last Savraner Rebbe in Savran · led until 1912 · Savran

Where it began

Branches

Chechelnik

Rebbe Moshe Giterman of Chechelnikרבי משה גוטרמן מצ'צ'לניקled from 1848 · Chechelnik
Rebbe Shimon Shlomo Giterman of Chechelnikרבי שמעון שלמה מצ'צ'לניקled until 1920 · Chechelnik
Rebbe Mordechai of Chechelnikרבי מרדכי מצ'צ'לניקled 1920–1946 · Chechelnik, later Rybnitz
Rebbe Boruch Giterman of Chechelnikרבי ברוך גוטרמן מצ'צ'לניקled 1920–1950 · Chechelnik

Bendery

Rebbe Aryeh Leib Wertheim of Benderyרבי אריה לייב ורטהיים מבנדריthe Benderer Rav · led 1814–1854 · Bendery
Rebbe Shimon Shlomo Wertheim of Benderyרבי שמעון שלמה ורטהיים מבנדריled 1854–1864 · Bendery
Rebbe Yitzchok Wertheim of Benderyרבי יצחק ורטהיים מבנדריled 1864–1911 · Bendery
Rebbe Shimon Shlomo Wertheim of Bendery (the second)רבי שמעון שלמה ורטהיים מבנדריled 1911–1925 · Bendery

Savran-Hager

Rebbe Moshe Tzvi Hager of Stanovitzרבי משה צבי הגר מסטנוביץthe Stanovitzer Rav · led until 1896 · Stanovitz
Rebbe Yitzchok Meir Hager of Stanovitzרבי יצחק מאיר הגר מסטנוביץled 1896–1926 · Stanovitz
Rebbe Yehuda Zundel Hager of Savranרבי יהודה זונדל הגר מסאווראןthe Savraner Rebbe of Yerushalayim · led until 1993 · Jerusalem
Rebbe Yissochor Dov Hager of Savranרבי ישכר דב הגר מסאווראןthe Savraner Rebbe of Har Nof · led 1993–2013 · Har Nof, Jerusalem
Rebbe Yitzchok Meir Hager of Savranרבי יצחק מאיר הגר מסאווראןled until 2021 · Jerusalem
Rebbe Yitzchok Meir Hager of Savran (Har Nof)רבי יצחק מאיר הגר מסאווראןthe Savraner Rebbe of Har Nof · led from 2013 · Har Nof, Jerusalem
Rebbe Pinchas Dovid Hager of Savran (Beitar)רבי פנחס דוד הגר מסאווראןthe Savraner Rebbe of Beitar Illit · led from 2013 · Beitar Illit
Rebbe Menachem Hager of Savranרבי מנחם הגר מסאווראןthe Savraner Rebbe of Neve Tzvi · Neve Tzvi, Jerusalem

Links with other dynasties

Sources for these connections
  1. Moshe Zvi of Savran · Wikipedia (English)
  2. Nathan of Breslov · Wikipedia (English)
  3. Sholom Shachne of Prohobisht · Wikipedia (English)
  4. Y-DNA Genetic Signature of the Savran-Bendery Chassidic Dynasty: Connecting to the Great Rabbinic Families through Y-DNA · Surname DNA Journal (2015)
  5. דוד גוטרמן · Wikipedia (Hebrew)
  6. חסידות סאווראן · Wikipedia (Hebrew)
  7. טיגינה · Wikipedia (Hebrew)
  8. ישכר דב הגר · Wikipedia (Hebrew)
  9. משה לייב מסאסוב · Wikipedia
  10. משה צבי מסאווראן · Wikipedia (Hebrew)
  11. צ'צ'לניק · Wikipedia (Hebrew)

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