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Belarusian Hasidic dynasty
Lechovitch (Yiddish : לעכוויטש) is a Lithuanian Hasidic dynasty , originating from the city of Lyakhavichy , Belarus , where it was founded by Rabbi Mordechai Jaffe (ca. 1742 - 1810). Lechovitch is a branch of Karlin Hasidism as Jaffe was a leading disciple of Rabbi Shlomo of Karlin . The Slonim , Koidanov , and Kobrin dynasties derive from Lechovitch Hasidism.
Lechovitch Hasidism was founded in 1772 by Mordechai Jaffe , a disciple of Aharon Perlow of Karlin and Shlomo HaLevi of Karlin .[ 1] [ 2] [he] Koidanov Hasidic dynasty . The last Lechovitcher rebbe was Yochanan Malovitzky who was murdered in the Holocaust . His uncle, Pinchas Betzalel was the son-in-law of the Slonimer rebbe, Shmuel Weinberg, and established a branch of Lechovitch Hasidism in the United States and was succeeded by his grandson, Yehoshua Malovitzky (1923 - 1987).[ 3]
Grand Rabbi Mordechai Jaffe (ca. 1742 - 1810), 1st Lechovitcher Rebbe
Grand Rabbi Noach Jaffe (1775 - 1832), 2nd Lechovitcher Rebbe
Grand Rabbi Mordechai Malovitzky (maternal grandson of R. Shlomo HaLevi of Karlin ), 3rd Lechovitcher Rebbe - son-in-law of R. Noach.
Grand Rabbi Aharon Malovitzky (died 1851), fourth Lechovitcher Rebbe - grandson-in-law of R. Zev Wolf of Zhitomyr
Grand Rabbi Noach Malovitzky (died 1920), fifth Lechovitcher Rebbe
Grand Rabbi Yochanan Malovitzky (1902 - 1942), sixth Lechovitcher RebbeGrand Rabbi Pinchas Betzalel Malovitzky (1870 - 1948), Slonim-Lechovitcher Rebbe - son-in-law of Grand Rabbi Shmuel Weinberg of Slonim
Rabbi Avraham Aaron Malovitzky (1890 - 1942)
Grand Rabbi Yehoshua Malovitzky (1923 - 1987), Slonim-Lechovitcher Rebbe - son-in-law of Grand Rabbi Yaakov Halberstam, Tshakover Rebbe
Rabbi Shlomo Pinchas Malovitzky (b. 1949), Av Beis Din of Slonim-Monsey.
Rabbi Chaim Malovicki of Williamsburg (b. 1951) Rabbi Aharon Jaffe of Lechovitch (d. 1807) - Son-in-law of Grand Rabbi Asher Perlow of Karlin-Stolin
Grand Rabbi Solomon Haim Perlow, 1st Koidanover Rebbe - Adopted his mother's maiden name.
Grand Rabbi Baruch Mordecai Perlow (1818 - 1870), 2nd Koidanover Rebbe
Grand Rabbi Aaron Perlow (1839 - 1897), 3rd Koidanover Rebbe
Grand Rabbi Joseph Perlow (1853 - 1915), 4th Koidanover Rebbe
Grand Rabbi Yaakov Yitzchak Perlow (1903 - 1919), 5th Koidanover Rebbe
Grand Rabbi Nehemiah Perlow (1860 - 1927), 6th Koidanover Rebbe
Grand Rabbi Shalom Alter Perlow (1904 - 1940), 7th Koidanover Rebbe
Grand Rabbi Meshullam Zalman Joseph Zilberfarb (1870 - 1944), 8th Koidanover Rebbe - son-in-law of R. Aaron
Grand Rabbi Chanoch Henoch Dov Zilberfarb (1890-1978), 9th Koidanover Rebbe of Tel Aviv
Grand Rabbi Aharon Zilberfarb (d. 1994), 10th Koidanover Rebbe
Grand Rabbi Yaakov Tzvi Meir Ehrlich, 11th Koidanover Rebbe - Grandson of R. Chanoch Henoch
Grand Rabbi Moshe Aaron Levin (1780 - 1846), Amdurer Rebbe - son-in-law of R. Mordechai
Grand Rabbi Boruch Chaim Levin (1804 - 1867) - son-in-law of Grand Rabbi Moshe Polier of Kobrin.
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