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Reed/Whitworth/Cullen/Eley
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2nd Exilarch Salathiel ben Neri
Abt 610 BC - 545 BCDrag or scroll to see more of the chart.
| Abiud Ben Zerubbabel Ha David | |
| B: | 539 BC |
| In Babylon Captivity | |
| D: | 443 BC |
| Babylon, Mesopotamia, Iraq | |
| Shelomith bat Zorobabel ben Pedaiah | |
| B: | Abt 532 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Joanan Hananiah David | |
| B: | 510 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Joanna | |
| B: | 370 BC |
| Israel | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Abraham Ben Gideon HA-DAVID | |
| D: | Abt 165 BC |
| ABRAHAM BEN GIDEON | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Gideon Ben Nathan | |
| D: | Abt 200 BC |
| Nathan Ben Abimelech | |
| B: | Abt 294 BC |
| Israel | |
| D: | Abt 250 BC |
| Abimelech Ben Ahithophel | |
| B: | Abt 320 BC |
| Israel | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Ahithophel ben Solomon | |
| B: | Abt 355 BC |
| Israel | |
| D: | Abt 305 BC |
| Salomon Ben David | |
| B: | Abt 440 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| ha-David David ben Uriah | |
| B: | Abt 465 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| MRS DAVID URIAH | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Uriah Ben Judah | |
| B: | Abt 490 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| MRS URIAH BEN AMINADAB OF JUDAH | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Yehuda ben Elnatan Tribe of Benjamin | |
| B: | Abt 510 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| MRS JUDAH BEN ELNATHAN | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 3rd Governor of Judea Elnatan ben Aminadab | |
| B: | Abt 539 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 6th Exilarch in Babylon Berechiah ben Meshullam | |
| B: | 516 BC |
| D: | Abt 485 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| 7th Exilarch in Babylon Hasadiah ben Meshullam | |
| B: | Abt 510 BC |
| D: | Abt 480 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| Shachania ben Obediah | |
| B: | 370 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Hezekiah ben Shechaniah | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Shechaniah ben Shemiah | |
| B: | Abt 500 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Shemiah ben Obadiah | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Obadiah ben Jesaiah | |
| B: | 390 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Jesaiah ben Hasadiah | |
| B: | 410 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Hezekiah ben Hasadiah | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Hasadiah ben Berechiah | |
| B: | 430 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Zechariah | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Berechiah ben Hananiah | |
| B: | 450 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Hananiah ben Meshullem | |
| B: | Abt 485 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Azaliah The Scribe | |
| B: | Israel |
| D: | DECEASED |
| MRS Hashubah BEN MESHULLAM | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Jushab-hesed ben Meshullam | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Ohel "A" ben Meshullam | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 4th Exilarch and Leader of the Diaspora Meshullam "the Scribe" ben Zerubabel | |
| B: | 530 BC |
| Israel | |
| D: | 448 BC |
| Israel | |
| Tshamita Milka Bat Yeshua | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 24th Exilarch Akkub ben Elioenai ha-David | |
| B: | Abt 234 BC |
| Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel | |
| D: | 180 BC |
| Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel | |
| Salma bat Hizkiya ibn Nearya | |
| B: | 223 BC |
| B?bil, B?bil, Iraq | |
| D: | Iraq |
| ????? | |
| B: | 230 BC |
| ????????? | |
| D: | Abt 180 BC |
| ????????? | |
| Anani ben Elioenai | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Dalaiah ben Elioenai | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Eliashib ben Elioenai | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 24th Exilarch in Babylon Hodaviya Ibn Elioenai | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Pelaiah ben Elioenai | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Yohanna ben Elioenai | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 20th Exilarch in Babylon Elioenai ben Neariah | |
| B: | 272 BC |
| B?bil, Iraq | |
| D: | 197 BC |
| B?bil, B?bil, Iraq | |
| Elioenai ben Neariah | |
| B: | Abt 270 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 23rd Exilarch in Babylon Azrikam ben Neariah | |
| B: | Abt 270 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Salma bat Hizkiya ibn Nearya | |
| B: | 223 BC |
| B?bil, B?bil, Iraq | |
| D: | Iraq |
| 24th Exilarch Akkub ben Elioenai ha-David | |
| B: | Abt 234 BC |
| Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel | |
| D: | 180 BC |
| Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel | |
| 21st Exilarch Hizkiyahu II Ibn Nearya | |
| B: | 264 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | Babylonia |
| bat Shahanya bar Obadya | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 18th Exilarch at Babylon Neariah ben Shemaiah | |
| B: | 290 BC |
| Jerusalem, Israel | |
| D: | 227 BC |
| Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel | |
| Madre de Helioenai, Ezequías y Azricam Ezequias | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 13th Exilarch At Babylon Shemaiah ben Shechani'ah | |
| B: | 325 BC |
| Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel | |
| D: | 225 BC |
| Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel | |
| Wife of Shemaya | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Akkub ben Elioenai ha-David | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Elioenai ben Neariah ha-David | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Neanah ben Shemaiah ha-David | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Shemaiah ben Shechani'ah ha-David | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Shlomo III ben David Exilarch | |
| B: | Abt 168 BC |
| D: | Abt 135 BC |
| Wife of Shlomo Ben David | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Da'ud Shlomo ben Akkub ha-David | |
| B: | 196 BC |
| D: | 166 BC |
| bat Akub | |
| B: | 194 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Johanan Ben Akkub Ha-David | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Salma bat Hizkiya ibn Nearya | |
| B: | 223 BC |
| B?bil, B?bil, Iraq | |
| D: | Iraq |
| 24th Exilarch Akkub ben Elioenai ha-David | |
| B: | Abt 234 BC |
| Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel | |
| D: | 180 BC |
| Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel | |
| bat Shahanya bar Obadya | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 21st Exilarch Hizkiyahu II Ibn Nearya | |
| B: | 264 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | Babylonia |
| 12th Exilarch in Babylon Shechani'ah ben Obadiah | |
| B: | 340 BC |
| B?bil, Iraq | |
| D: | B?bil, Iraq |
| Wife of Shéchania ben Obadiah Ha-David | |
| B: | 360 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 11th Exilarch in Babylon Obadiah ben Arnan | |
| B: | Abt 354 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Wife of Obadiah ben Arnan | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Arnan ben Rephaiah ha-David | |
| B: | 370 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Awad | |
| B: | 370 BC |
| Israel | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 10th Exilarch in Babylon Rephaiah ben Jeshaiah | |
| B: | 390 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Mrs. Rephaiah ben Jeshaiah | |
| M: | Abt 375 BC |
| Israel | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 8th Exilarch in Babylon Jeshaiah ben Hananiah | |
| B: | 469 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| ha Yeshayahu | |
| B: | Abt 420 BC |
| Israel | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Enaid ben Hananya | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| ancestor of anti-Kings and Bishops of Antioch Pelatiah ben Hananiah, | |
| B: | Egypt |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Shecaniah ben Hananiah | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 5th Exilarch Hananiah ben Zorobabel | |
| B: | Abt 524 BC |
| Jerusalem, Israel | |
| D: | 440 BC |
| Wife of Hananiah ben Zerubabbel ben Pedaiah | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| 3rd Exilarch Zorobabel ben Salathiel ben Neri | |
| B: | Abt 586 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | Abt 510 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| Esther Maukab bat-Pedaiah | |
| B: | 561 BC |
| M: | 536 BC |
| D: | Aft 500 BC |
| Patiramphes ben Otanes | |
| B: | 535 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| * | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Satrap of Deskyleion Artabazos II , | |
| B: | Abt 385 BC |
| Anatolia, Türkiye | |
| D: | 328 BC |
| Phrygia, Roman Empire | |
| of Rhodes Alpama | |
| B: | Abt 380 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Daskalytis | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Egypt Arsinoe III bar Ptolemy III | |
| B: | 246 BC |
| Egypt | |
| D: | 204 BC |
| Ptolemy IV Philopater of Egypt | |
| B: | Bef 244 BC |
| Ash Sh??ib?, Alexandria, Egypt | |
| M: | Nov 220 BC |
| D: | 2 Jul 204 BC |
| Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt | |
| Ptolemy IV Philopater of Egypt | |
| B: | Bef 244 BC |
| Ash Sh??ib?, Alexandria, Egypt | |
| D: | 2 Jul 204 BC |
| Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt | |
| of Egypt Arsinoe III bar Ptolemy III | |
| B: | 246 BC |
| Egypt | |
| M: | Nov 220 BC |
| D: | 204 BC |
| of Egypt Magas ben Ptolemy III | |
| B: | Nov 241 BC |
| Egypt | |
| D: | Bef 221 |
| Egypt | |
| Berenice bar Ptolemy III | |
| B: | Jan 239 BC |
| D: | Mar 238 BC |
| Alexander ben Ptolemy III | |
| B: | Bef 212 |
| Egypt | |
| D: | Bef 249 |
| Greece | |
| Lysimachus ben Ptolmey III | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Queen Of Cyrenaica Berenice Euergetis II | |
| B: | 25 Dec 267 BC |
| Cyrene, Al Bay??', Libya | |
| D: | Abt 221 BC |
| Egypt | |
| III Ptolemy Euergates | |
| B: | Bef 258 BC |
| Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt | |
| D: | 18 Oct 222 BC |
| Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt | |
| of Macedonia Apama II | |
| B: | Abt 292 BC |
| D: | Aft 249 BC |
| King of Cyrenaica Magas I of Cyrene, | |
| B: | Bef 317 BC |
| North Macedonia | |
| D: | Abt 250 BC |
| Cyrene, Al Bay??', Libya | |
| King of the Seleucid Empire Antiochus I Soter , | |
| B: | 324 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 2 Jun 261 BC |
| Manisa, Türkiye | |
| I Stratonice Antigonid of Macedon | |
| B: | 320 BC |
| Antioch | |
| M: | 294 BC |
| D: | 268 BC |
| North Macedonia | |
| Antimachus I of BACTRIA | |
| D: | 220 BC |
| MRS Antimachus I of BACTRIA | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Diodotos Achaiou of MACEDONIA | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| MRS Diodotos Achaiou of MACEDONIA | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Achaius of MACEDONIA | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Laodice of MACEDONIA | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Macedonia NN Princess | |
| B: | 298 BC |
| Macedonia, Greece | |
| D: | 279 BC |
| Macedonia, Greece | |
| General of the Macedonian Army Anthiocus Seleucius | |
| B: | North Macedonia |
| D: | 261 BC |
| Hatay, Türkiye | |
| King of Cappadocia Ariarathes IV Eusebes, | |
| B: | 221 BC |
| D: | 163 BC |
| Iran | |
| Antiochis bint Antiochus III | |
| B: | Abt 212 BC |
| D: | From 161 BC to 160 BC |
| Antioch, Antioch | |
| von Syrien Stratonike bint Antiochus II | |
| B: | Abt 260 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 220 BC |
| Minor, Yakut ASSR, Russia, Soviet Union | |
| Ariarathes III. von Kappadokien | |
| B: | Abt 270 BC |
| D: | 220 BC |
| Iran | |
| Barsine of Macedon | |
| B: | Abt 300 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| ha-David Abiud ben Neariah | |
| B: | Bef 312 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Seleucus III Ceraunus Syria | |
| B: | Abt 243 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | Abt 223 BC |
| Antakya, Antakya, Hatay, Türkiye | |
| Megas Basileus of the Seleucid Empire Antiochus III "The Great," | |
| B: | 242 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 3 Jul 187 BC |
| Lorestan, Iran | |
| Queen Consort of the Seleucid Empire Laodice III of Pontus, | |
| B: | 240 BC |
| M: | 222 BC |
| Susa, Persia, Seleucid Empire | |
| D: | Aft 176 BC |
| Seleucus II "Callinicus Pogon" | |
| B: | 264 BC |
| D: | 225 BC |
| Laodice II of Syria | |
| B: | 260 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | Bef 234 BC |
| Syria | |
| Queen Consort of the Seleucid Empire Laodice III of Pontus, | |
| B: | 240 BC |
| D: | Aft 176 BC |
| Megas Basileus of the Seleucid Empire Antiochus III "The Great," | |
| B: | 242 BC |
| Syria | |
| M: | 222 BC |
| Susa, Persia, Seleucid Empire | |
| D: | 3 Jul 187 BC |
| Lorestan, Iran | |
| 4th King of Pontus Mithridates III, | |
| B: | Abt 240 BC |
| Türkiye | |
| D: | Abt 185 BC |
| Pontus, Kymi, Finland | |
| of Sardis Laodice bint Mithridates II | |
| B: | 235 BC |
| Antioch | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| I of Pontus Pharnaces | |
| B: | 229 BC |
| of Cimiata Fortress, Cimiatene, Paphlagonia, Pontus, now, Trabzon and Sivas, Turkey | |
| D: | Abt 169 BC |
| Pontus, Turkey | |
| Mithridate III Evergète DE PONT EUXIN-DE SYRIE | |
| B: | 241 |
| D: | 183 |
| King of Pontus Ariobarzanus II | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Syria Laodice II bint Antiochus II | |
| B: | 260 BC |
| Antakya, Antakya, Hatay, Türkiye | |
| D: | Bef 236 BC |
| Commagene, Syrian Arab Republic | |
| Mithidates II King of Pontus | |
| B: | 286 BC |
| Syria | |
| M: | 245 BC |
| D: | 220 BC |
| Pontus, Kymi, Finland | |
| Mithridates II Du Pont | |
| D: | 203 BC |
| Queen of the Seleucid Empire Laodice I , | |
| B: | 292 BC |
| Arab, Tajikistan | |
| D: | 226 BC |
| Türkiye | |
| König des Seleukidenreiches Antiochos II. Theos Basileus | |
| B: | 286 BC |
| Antakya, Antakya, Hatay, Türkiye | |
| M: | Antioch, Syrian Arab Republic |
| D: | 248 BC |
| Ephesus, Carroll, Tennessee, United States | |
| Andromachos Seleukid | |
| B: | 290 BC |
| D: | 225 BC |
| Proaga de Sparte ,Princesse Agiade, De Sparte | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| V Alxendros Seleukid | |
| B: | 285 BC |
| D: | 243 BC |
| Barsine of Macedon | |
| B: | Abt 300 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| ha-David Abiud ben Neariah | |
| B: | Bef 312 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Seleucus III Ceraunus Syria | |
| B: | Abt 243 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | Abt 223 BC |
| Antakya, Antakya, Hatay, Türkiye | |
| Megas Basileus of the Seleucid Empire Antiochus III "The Great," | |
| B: | 242 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | 3 Jul 187 BC |
| Lorestan, Iran | |
| Queen Consort of the Seleucid Empire Laodice III of Pontus, | |
| B: | 240 BC |
| M: | 222 BC |
| Susa, Persia, Seleucid Empire | |
| D: | Aft 176 BC |
| Laodice II of Syria | |
| B: | 260 BC |
| Syria | |
| D: | Bef 234 BC |
| Syria | |
| Seleucus II "Callinicus Pogon" | |
| B: | 264 BC |
| D: | 225 BC |
| Andromachus of Syria | |
| B: | Abt 285 BC |
| D: | 220 BC |
| Proaga de Sparte ,Princesse Agiade, De Sparte | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Pergamon Eumenes II Soter | |
| B: | 221 BC |
| ?s??, Ghowr, Afghanistan | |
| D: | 159 BC |
| ?s??, Ghowr, Afghanistan | |
| Stratonice IV de Cappadoce | |
| B: | 200 BC |
| Minor, Yakut ASSR, Russia, Soviet Union | |
| M: | 188 BC |
| D: | 140 BC |
| Bergama, ?zmir, Türkiye | |
| Rex de Pergamum Attalus II Philadelphus | |
| B: | 220 BC |
| Pergamum, Galatia, Asia Minor, Imperium Romanum | |
| D: | 138 BC |
| Stratonice IV de Cappadoce | |
| B: | 200 BC |
| Minor, Yakut ASSR, Russia, Soviet Union | |
| D: | 140 BC |
| Bergama, ?zmir, Türkiye | |
| Athenaeus | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Athénée de PERGAME | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Philétaire de PERGAME | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Attalos I Soter de Pergame | |
| B: | 269 BC |
| ?zmir, Türkiye | |
| D: | 197 BC |
| ?zmir, Türkiye | |
| Apollonis von Kyzikos | |
| B: | 250 BC |
| Byzantine Empire | |
| D: | 221 BC |
| Pergamon | |
| Apollonis von Kyzikos | |
| B: | 238 |
| D: | 166/259 |
| Apama II Antiochis Princess of Selencid | |
| B: | 290 |
| D: | 220 BC |
| Iran | |
| Attalus Philometor Pergamun | |
| B: | From 211 BC to 181 BC |
| Pergamon | |
| D: | From 0045 BC to 0044 |
| Pergamon | |
| , von Syrien Laodike | |
| B: | 290 |
| D: | 240 |
| Achaeus Seleucid King of Syria | |
| B: | 320 BC |
| D: | 274 BC |
| Princess of Macedonia Aesopia | |
| B: | Abt 325 BC |
| Macedonia, Greece | |
| M: | 295 BC |
| Epiro, Província Romana, Macedonia, Greek | |
| D: | Abt 267 BC |
| Macedonia, Greece | |
| Apama | |
| B: | Abt 327 |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Queen of the Seleucid Empire Apama I | |
| B: | 345 BC |
| Asia | |
| D: | 280 BC |
| Iraq | |
| I Seleucus "Nicator" of Syria | |
| B: | 358 BC |
| North Macedonia | |
| M: | 324 BC |
| Susa, Mesopotamia, Seleucid Empire | |
| D: | Sep 281 BC |
| Barn?n, B?bil, Iraq | |
| Apama Amastris of Dascylium | |
| B: | 365 BC |
| Afghanistan | |
| D: | 280 BC |
| of Sogdia Spitamenes | |
| B: | 370 BC |
| Asia | |
| D: | 329 BC |
| Scythia, Roman Empire | |
| of Persia Apama I | |
| B: | 415 BC |
| Iran | |
| D: | 390 BC |
| of Daskyleion Pharnabazus II | |
| B: | 435 BC |
| Anatolia, Türkiye | |
| D: | Aft 373 BC |
| Anatolia, Türkiye | |
| King of Persia Xerxes II | |
| D: | 424 BC |
| Fars, Iran | |
| King of Persia Artaxerxes I Achaemenid, | |
| B: | 496 BC |
| Fars, Iran | |
| D: | 424 BC |
| S?s?, Al Muthanná, Iraq | |
| Queen of Persia Damaspia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Princess of Persia Amytis, | |
| B: | 480 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Megabyzus | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Chaldea Darius the Mede Cyaxares II, | |
| D: | 465 BC |
| Persia | |
| Princess of Persia Artaynte, | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Queen of Persia Amestris, | |
| B: | Abt 505 BC |
| D: | Abt 425 BC |
| King of Persia Xerxes I | |
| B: | 518 BC |
| West Azerbaijan, Iran | |
| M: | aproximadamente 0479 a.C |
| D: | Aug 465 BC |
| West Azerbaijan, Iran | |
| Phaidymia bint Otanes | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Kings of the Achaemenid Empire, d.s.p. Cambyses II, | |
| B: | Abt 550 BC |
| Fars, Iran | |
| D: | Jul 522 BC |
| Syria | |
| King of Kings of the Achaemenid Empire Darius I "The Great" of Persia, | |
| B: | Abt 549 BC |
| Iran | |
| D: | 485 BC |
| Iran | |
| Gaumâta 'false Smerdis' | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| von Persien bint Hystaspes | |
| B: | Bef 550 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Otanes ben Pharnaspes | |
| B: | 575 BC |
| D: | 480 BC |
| ha-David Meshar Meshayyanath | |
| B: | Israel |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Persian Satrap of Bactria and Persis Hystaspes | |
| B: | 570 BC |
| Anshan, Iran | |
| D: | 521 BC |
| Anshan, Iran | |
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| 2nd Exilarch Salathiel ben Neri | |
| B: | Abt 610 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| D: | 545 BC |
| Babylonia | |
| Hachalya of Judah | |
| B: | Abt 610 BC |
| M: | Abt 590 BC |
| D: | Afak, Al Q?dis?yah, Iraq |
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