THE KINGS OF JUDAH AND ISRAEL.
(1067–586 B. C. E.)

Judah. Israel.
Rehoboam—977—Jeroboam I
Abijam—960
Asa—957
955—Nadab
954—Baasha
933—Elah
932—Omri-Tibni
928—Omri
922—Ahab
Jehoshaphat—918
901—Ahaziah
899—Jehoram
Joram—894
Ahaziah—888
Athaliah—887—Jehu
Joash—881
860—Jehoahaz
845—Jehoash
Amaziah—843
830—Jeroboam II
Period of Anarchy—815
Uzziah—805
769—Zechariah
768—Shallum
768—Menahem
757—Pekahiah
755—Pekah
Jotham—754
Ahaz—739
736—Period of Anarchy
727—Hoshea
Hezekiah—724
719—Samaria Destroyed
Manasseh—695
Amon—640
Josiah—638
Jehoahaz—608
Jehoiakim—607
Jehoiachin—596
Zedekiah—596
586Destruction of the First Temple.

THE HIGH PRIESTS.
(FROM THE CAPTIVITY TO THE DISPERSION.)

Period.High Priest.Civil Ruler.
VIII
586–516
B. C. E.
JehozedekBabylonian Kings and Cyrus
Joshua b. JehozedekZerubbabel (Cyrus and Darius I)
IX
516–332
B. C. E.
JehoiakimXerxes I
EliashibNehemiah (Artaxerxes I)
JoiadaNehemiah (Darius II)
Johanan b. JoiadaArtaxerxes III
JadduaAlexander the Great
X
332–175
B. C. E.
Onias IPtolemy I Soter
Simon I the Just (300–270)Ptolemy I Soter
during the minority of Onias II
Eleazar (br. of Simon I)Ptolemy II Philadelphus
Manasseh (br. of Onias I)Ptolemy II Philadelphus
Onias II (240)Ptolemy III Euergetes
Simon IIPtolemy IV Philopator
Onias III (Jason his deputy)Ptolemy V Epiphanes and Antiochus III
XI
175–140
B. C. E.
Jason (174)Antiochus IV Epiphanes
Menelaus (Onias IV, 172.
Lysimachus his deputy)
Antiochus IV Epiphanes
Judas Maccabæus (163)Antiochus V Eupator
Alcimus (162–159) appointed byDemetrius I Soter
Jonathan Haphus (152–143)Alexander Balas
Simon (III) Tharsi (143–135)Simon Tharsi
XII
140–37
B. C. E.
Hyrcanus I (135–106)Hyrcanus I
Aristobulus I (106–105)Aristobulus I
Alexander Jannæus (105–79)Alexander (I) Jannæus
Hyrcanus II (79–40)Alexandra, Hyrcanus II,
Aristobulus II, and Roman
governors
Antigonus (40–37)Antigonus
Period.High Priest.Appointee.
XIII
37 B. C. E.-
72 C. E.
Ananel (37–35)Herod I
Aristobulus (III) (35)Herod I
Ananel (34, second term)Herod I
Joshua, of the family PhabiHerod I
Simon (IV) b. BoëthusHerod I
Matthias b. Theophilus
(Joseph b. Ellem his
deputy)
Joaser b. Simon (b. Boëthus)Herod I
Eleazar (brother of Joaser)Archelaus
Joshua, of the family SiéArchelaus
Joaser (second term)Archelaus
Anan, of the family SethQuirinius, governor of Syria
Ishmael I PhabiValerius Gratus, procurator
Eleazar b. AnanValerius Gratus, procurator
Simon (V) b. CamythValerius Gratus, procurator
Joseph Caiaphas (26–36)Valerius Gratus, procurator
Jonathan b. AnanVitellius, governor of Syria
Theophilus b. Anan (brother
of preceding)
Vitellius, governor of Syria
Simon (VI) b. Boëthus, of
the family Cantheras (41)
Agrippa I
Matthias b. Anan (brother
of Jonathan)
Agrippa I
Elionai b. Hakoph (44)Agrippa I
Joseph b. Camyth (45)Herod II
Ananias b. Nebedeus (48)Herod II
Ishmael II Phabi (59–61)Agrippa II
Joseph Cabi (61)Agrippa II
Anan, of the family AnanAgrippa II
Joshua b. DamnaiAgrippa II
Joshua b. GamalaAgrippa II
Matthias b. TheophilusAgrippa II
Phineas b. Samuel (67, 68)The People

THE HASMONÆAN DYNASTY (143–37 B.C.E.)