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Ugarit is located on the Mediterranean coast in modern day Syria, almost exactly opposite the northeast tip of Crete . Around the 8th millennium BCE, that is during the Neolithic or "pre-pottery period", people in the Levant (Syria/Palestine) started to group together and form a sedentary lifestyle...
2nd millennium BCE, is known as the Kingdom or Kings of Ugarit period.
the city reached new economic heights under its eight different kings (Ammistamru I, Niqmaddu II, Arhalbu, Niqmepa, Ammistramu II, Ibiranu, Niqmaddu III and Ammurapi)
(The sequence of these two early kings may be reversed) | |
The early kings of Ugarit are known only from a heavily damaged tablet (KTU 1.113). The sequence and chronology are uncertain. | |
Preliminary Alignment of the Kings of Ugarit with the Hebrew Patriarchs
King of Ugarit | Biblical Name [Jubilees] | Reign Dates BC | Lived |
Shelah | 1672–1605 | ||
Ibiranu I | Eber | ?–1584 | 1655–1584 |
Ya'dur Addu | 1584–? | ||
Niqmepa II | Nahor ben Serug | ?–1555 | 1594–1555 |
Ibiranu II | [Abram, husband of Nahor's sister] | 1555–? | |
’Ammurapi I | Amraphel | ?–1504 | ?–1504 |
Niqmepa III | Nahor ben Terah | 1504–ca 1475 | ? |
Ibiranu III | Abram ben Terah | ca 1475–1458 | 1545–1458 |
Niqmepa IV | 1458–? | ? | |
Ibiranu IV | ? | ? | |
Niqmaddu I | ? | ? | |
Yaqaru | Jacob | ?–1400 | 1465–1392 |
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