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Catholicos Dertad I was the Catholicos of the Armenian Apostolic Church between 741 and 764. According to the historian Kirakos Ganjaketsi, Dertad was from Otmus village and was a 'modest, blessed man, radiant in all virtue'. He reigned in a time of relative peace with a break in the Arab invasions.

Preceded by David I of Armenia	Catholicoi of the Holy See of St. Echmiadzin and All Armenians 741–764	Succeeded by Dertad II

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	'''Catholicos Dertad I''' was the [[Catholicos]] of the [[Armenian Apostolic Church]] between 741 and 764. According to the historian Kirakos Ganjaketsi, Dertad was from Otmus village and was a 'modest, blessed man, radiant in all virtue'. He reigned in a time of relative peace with a break in the [[Arab]] invasions.		'''Catholicos Dertad I''' was the [[Catholicos]] of the [[Armenian Apostolic Church]] between 741 and 764. According to the historian Kirakos Ganjaketsi, Dertad was from Otmus village and was a 'modest, blessed man, radiant in all virtue'. He reigned in a time of relative peace with a break in the [[Arab]] invasions.