Ruler · 936 – 871 BCE
Ben-Hadad I
Lived 936 – 871 BCE; ruler. King of Aram-Damascus, 885 BCE – 865 BCE.
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- Lived
- 936 BCE – 871 BCE
- 65 years
- In office
- 20 years
- one reign
- Lines
- 1
- Aram-Damascus
- Left it
- dates disagree
- read off the dates alone
King
Aram-Damascus · the 1st of 5 dated reigns · 885 BCE – 732 BCE
Ben-Hadad I885 BCE – 865 BCE
Hadadezer865 BCE – 842 BCE
Reigned 885 BCE – 865 BCE · 20 years · came to it aged 51
- Left it
- dates disagreeread off the dates alone: the term ends in 865 BCE, after the death recorded in 871 BCE
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