Tikhon Lyaschenko

1875–1945 (age 70)

Biography

Tikhon Lyaschenko was a devoted Eastern Orthodox priest who served his faith community in Karlovy Vary during a complex period of Central European history. His spiritual leadership and pastoral care were central to his life's work.

Throughout his ministry, Lyaschenko maintained his religious commitments amid significant historical upheavals. He represented the Orthodox Christian tradition in the Bohemian lands, contributing to the spiritual life of his congregation until his death in 1945.

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