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Kings of Israel and Judah

Saul became Israel's first king in the 11th century BC, succeeding the era of judges (Hebrew shoftim). David and Solomon expanded the kingdom to its greatest extent. After Solomon, the realm split into the Northern Kingdom (Israel), conquered by Assyria in the 8th century, and the Southern Kingdom (Judah), destroyed by Babylon in the 6th century.

43 results

Alphabetically Chronologically
Name
Years
Zedekiah
597-c. 586 BC
Jehoiachin
598-597 BC
Ishbosheth
c. 1007-c. 1005 BC
Saul
c. 1049-c. 1007 BC
Jehoahaz
c. 609 BC
Jehoiakim
c. 609-598 BC
Josiah
c. 641-c. 609 BC
Manasseh
c. 686-c. 642 BC
Hezekiah
c. 715-c. 686 BC
Hoshea
c. 732-c. 723 BC
Pekah
c. 740-c. 732 BC
Pekahiah
c. 742-c. 740 BC
Jotham
c. 751-c. 736 BC
Shallum
c. 752 BC
Menahem
c. 752-c. 742 BC
Zechariah
c. 753-c. 752 BC
Uzziah
c. 767-c. 740 BC
Jeroboam
c. 782-c. 753 BC
Jehoash
c. 798-c. 782 BC
Jehoahaz
c. 814-c. 798 BC
Jehoash
c. 837-c. 796 BC
Jehu
c. 841-c. 814 BC
Jehoram
c. 848-c. 842 BC
Jehoram
c. 852-c. 841 BC
Jehoshaphat
c. 873-c. 849 BC
Zimri
c. 885 BC
Omri
c. 885-c. 874 BC
Nadab
c. 910-c. 909 BC
Jeroboam
c. 931-c. 910 BC
Rehoboam
c. 932-c. 915 BC
Solomon
c. 970-c. 931 BC
Athaliah
f
Abijah
m
Ahab
m
Ahaz
m
Ahaziah
m
Ahaziah
m
Amaziah
m
Amon
m
Asa
m
Baasha
m
David
m
Elah
m

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