Basil V of Georgia

Basil V was Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia in the middle of the fourteenth century, heading the Georgian Orthodox Church during the reigns of George V the Brilliant and David IX.

The son of Ivane, a Georgian noble who bore the Byzantine court title of Grand Patrikios, he occupied the patriarchal see from the 1340s until his death in 1349. Dorotheos I succeeded him, appearing as patriarch in sources of the 1360s.