Kings of Ancient Israel and Judah

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Israel’s first four kings were Saul, Ish-Bosheth, David, and Solomon. After Solomon’s death, the kingdom of Israel split into two kingdoms for around 350 years, from 928 BC to 587 BC: Israel in the north and Judah in the south. This table shows when each king reigned over each kingdom, and includes the dates and duration of each reign. Also indicated is whether the Bible describes them as good or bad. Generally speaking, the minor prophets (Hosea through Malachi) prophesied while these kings reigned. Dates are approximate.

Key:
Good King
Bad King
A handy chart showing the kings of ancient Israel and Judah. Included are the dates of each king’s reign, their kingdom, and whether they were good or bad.
The united nation of Israel
Saul
David
Solomon
BCKingReignBCKingReign
Israel (the Northern Kingdom)Judah (the Southern Kingdom)
928-906Jeroboam I22928-911Rehoboam17
907-905Nadab2911-908Abijam (Abijah)3
906-882Baasha24908-867Asa41
883-881Elah2
881Zimri7 days
881-876Tibni5
882-870Omri5
871-851Ahab22870-845Jehoshaphat25
851-850Ahaziah2851-840Jehoram (Joram)8
850-839Joram (Jehoram)12840Ahaziah (Azariah)8
839-811Jehu28839-833Athaliah (Queen)6
812-795Jehoahaz17833-794Joash (Jehoash)40
797-781Joash (Jehoash)16795-764Amaziah29
792-751Jeroboam II *41787-735Uzziah (Azariah)52
750-749Zecharia6 mos794-733Jotham *16
749Shallum1 mo
749-739Menahem10
738-736Pekahiah2732-716Ahaz *16
736-730Pekah *20
731-722Hoshea9715-686Hezekiah *29
722-721Fall of SAMARIA697-642Manasseh *55
718Fall of ISRAEL642-640Amon2
640-609Josiah31
609Jehoahaz (Shallum)3 mos
608-597Jehoiakim11
597Jehoiachin (Jeconiah)3 mos
597-587Zedekiah (Mattariah)11
587Fall of JERUSALEM & JUDAH
~ 416Assassination of Gedaliah

* Reigned with his predecessor


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