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Sheriar

Shapoor

Ramiar

Homiar

E Mobed

E Zardoosht

E Kamdeen

E Behram

E Mobed

E Mobed

E Lukhmeedhur

E Kamdeen

E Asha

E Nursung

E Rana

E Mobed

E Dhunpai

E Chand

E Anna

E Kamdeen

E Jeshung

E Pahlum

E Dada

E Heera

Hoshung

E Heera

E Peshotun

E Maheear

E Vacha

E Rana

A Nursung

D Meherji #*

D Meherji *

A Behram (Tata)

D Kalikobad

A Pudum

A Chand

A Jamsheed

E Naoroz

E Nausheervan

A Darab

E Kaikobad

E Sohrab

A Bhikha

A Rutton

E Nausheervan

E Shapoor

E Jamsheed

E Furam

E Shohrab

E Khoorsheed

E Manek

E Darab

E Rutton

E Jamsheed

E Rooshtum

E Kaoosh

E Bhikha

E Nausheervan

Mr. Nusserwanji Tata

E Manek

E Faredoon

E Hormuz *

E Jamsheed

Mr. J N Tata

E Faram *

Manek

E Shohrab

Dada

E Bhikha *

Khoorsheed

E Dada *

E Dada *

E Darab

E Rutton

Sir Dorabji Tata

Sir Ratanji Tata

E Rutton

Mr. R D Tata

E Jamashp

E Kaoosh

E Nausheervan

A Jehangir

Mr. J R D Tata

E Nausheervan

E Bezun

E Shohrab

A Sheeavukhsh

A Farebrooz

A Gushtashp

E Shohrab

E Jamsheed

NOTES

The prefix 'D' signifies Dastur or High Priest.

The prefix 'E' signifies Ervad (who has gone through the ceremony of Navan, and can perform priestly rites.

The prefix 'A' signifies Austa (the unordained son of a priest).

An asterisk (*) signifies an adopted son, usually a brother, cousin, or nephew.

# Meherji, son of Rana, was adopted by his uncle, Vacha, and was the first High Priest of the Parsees, and founder of the Meherji-Rana family, who are hereditary High Priests of the Navsari Parsees. Navsari is the premier see, equivalent to the Archbishopric of Canterbury.