Editing Pachomius I of Constantinople

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'''Pachomius I''' (died 1513) was the Ecumenical Patriarch of [[Constantinople]] for a brief time in 1503, then again from 1504 to his death in 1513.
==Biography==
Early in his reign as Patriarch, Pachomius publicly shamed a deacon named [[Cyril of Rhodes]], a [[Templar]] in secret, for "actions unbecoming of the Eastern Orthodox faith" and had him exiled.

The issue did not end there, however, a vengeful Cyril returned to Constantinople and, around 1511, began to plot to murder the Patriarch in retribution for his humiliation.

However, thanks to the interference of the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Mentor]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] and the trainee [[Master Assassin]] of the [[Assassin Dens|Assassin Den]] in the northern part of the [[Bayezid District]] of the city. They confronted and killed the errant deacon and eliminated the threat on the Patriarch's life.