Porisov is the name of a Hasidic dynasty founded by Rebbe Yehoshua Osher Rabinowicz. Porisov is the Yiddish name of Parysów, a town in present-day Poland.
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| Hasidic dynasties | |
|---|---|
| Russia: | Breslov | Monistritch | Chernobyl | Hornsteipl | Makarov | Mezhbizh | Rachmastrivka | Rizhin | Savran | Skver | Tolne |
| Poland: | Alexander | Amshinov | Apt | Ashlag | Biala | Chentshin | Ger | Grodzhisk | Izhbitsa | Kotsk | Kozhnitz | Kuzmir | Lelov | Lublin | Modzitz | Novominsk | Ozharov | Porisov | Prshischa | Radomsk | Radoshitz | Radzin | Shedlitz | Shenitza | Shidlovtza | Sochatshov | Strikov | Tshenstkhov | Vurka | Zychlin |
| E Galicia: | Alesk | Anipoli | Belz | Berditchev | Boyan | Burshtin | Chernovitz | Chortkov | Dorog | Drubitsh | Husiatyn | Kaminka | Komarno | Kopyczynitz | Korets | Kosov | Kozlov | Machnovka | Makove | Monastritshe | Premishlan | Sadigura | Sassov | Shpikov | Skolya | Skula | Stanislov | Stretin | Strozhnitz | Vizhnits | Yeruslav | Zidichov | Zinkov | Zlotchiv | Zutchke |
| W Galicia: | Bluzhov | Bobov | Dinov | Dombrov | Cheshenov | Dzikov | Glogov | Gorlitz | Grybov | Kshanov | Lizhensk | Melitz | Narol | Pshevorsk | Ropshitz | Sanz | Shinova | Stitshin | Strizov | Tshokava | Zhmigrod |
| Volyn: | Lutsk | Olyk | Shepetivka | Slavita | Sudylkov | Trisk | Zvhil |
| Lita: | Avritch | Chabad Lubavitch | Kapust | Karlin-Stolin | Kobrin | Koidanov | Lechovitsh | Neshchiz | Pinsk-Karlin | Slonim | Strashelye |
| Romania: | Bohush | Dezh | Faltichan | Kerestir | Klausenberg | Krula | Nassod | Ribnitz | Sasregen | Satmar | Seret | Seret-Vizhnitz | Shotz | Shtefanesht | Skulen | Spinka | Sulitz | Temishvar | Vasloi |
| Hungary: | Beregsaz | Chust | Kaliv | Kashou | Koson | Kretshnif | Liske | Mattersdorf | Mosholu | Munkatch | Muzhay | Nadvorna | Nitra | Pupa | Rachev | Ratzfert | Stropkov | Tosh | Ujhel-Siget |
| America: | Boston | Cleveland | Milwaukee | Pittsburg |
| Jerusalem: | Dushinsky | Mishkenos HoRoim | Shomer Emunim | Toldos Aharon | Toldos Avrohom Yitzchok |
| Other: | Nikolsburg | Ostrof | Toltchav | Vien |
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