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NABATAEAN KINGDOM

Annexed by Rome 106BCE

(located in present-day Jordan, southern Syria and north-west Saudi Arabia)

Different versions of this descent appear

[NABA411] King Aretas I of Nabataea m. ?
. [NABA421] King Malichus I of Nabataea m. ?
. . [NABA431] King Aretas II herotymos of Nabataea m. ?
. . . [NABA441] King Obodas I of Nabataea m. ?
. . . . [NABA451] King Aretas III philhellen of Nabataea m. ?
. . . . . [NABA462] Cypros of Judea m. [JUDE441] Chief Minister Antipater II of Judea

82.  [NABA411] Aretas I (born c.200BCE), King of Nabataea (169BCE). He died c.145BCE.

81.  [NABA421] Malichus I (born c.180BCE), King of Nabataea (c.145BCE). He died c.110BCE.

80.  [NABA431] Aretas II Herotymos (born c.160BCE), King of Nabataea (c.110). He died 96BCE.

79.  [NABA441] Obodas I (born c.140BCE), King of Nabataea (c.95BCE). He died 86BCE.

78.  [NABA451] Aretas III Philhellen (born c.120BCE), King of Nabataea (c.86BCE). He died 62BCE.

ROMAN PROVINCE OF JUDEA IN SYRIA

See also "Jewish Encyclopedia", p.361 for the Herodian Dynasty from Antipater (I) in tabular form

[JUDE431] Chief Minister Antipater I of Judea m. ?
. [JUDE441] Chief Minister Antipater II of Judea m. [NABA462] Cypros of Judea
. . [PHAS451] Governor Phasael of Judea m. ?
. . . [PHAS461] Phasael III of Judea m. [JUDE463] Salampsio of Judea
. . . . [PHAS472] Cypros of Judea m. [JUDE472] King Herod-Agrippa I of Chalcis
. . [JUDE453] Salome I of Judea m. [CAST451] Governor Castrabanes of Idum
. . [JUDE451] King Herod I of Judea (73BCE) m2. [JUDX452] Mariamne of Judea (53BCE)
. . . [JUDE462] Aristobulos IV of Judea m. [CAST462] Berenice of Idum
. . . . [CHLC471] King Herod-Pollio of Chalcis m. [JUDE482] Julia Berenice III of Judea
. . . . . [CHLC482] Julia of Chalcis m. [JUDE481] King Tigranes VI of Armenia (24CE)
. . . . [JUDE472] King Herod-Agrippa I of Chalcis m. [PHAS472] Cypros of Judea
. . . . . [JUDE482] Julia Berenice III of Judea m. [CHLC471] King Herod-Pollio of Chalcis
. . . [JUDE463] Salampsio of Judea m. [PHAS461] Phasael III of Judea
. . . [JUDE461] Alexander II of Judea (36BCE) m. [CAPK462] Glaphyra of Cappadocia (30BCE)
. . . . [JUDE471] Gaius Julius Alexander (12BCE) m. ?
. . . . . [JUDE481] King Tigranes VI of Armenia (24CE) m. [CHLC482] Julia of Chalcis
. . . . . . [JUDE491] King Gaius Julius Alexander of Cilicia m. [COMG243] Princess Iotape of Commagene
. . . . . . . [JUDE502] Julia (82) m. [SEVE031] Gaius Julius Quadratus Bassus (55)

78.  [JUDE431] Antipater I [Antipas] (born c.145BCE, an Edomite of dubious ancestry), a convert to Judaism, Governor of Idumaea, Chief Minister of Judea. He died 76BCE.

77.  [JUDE441] Antipater II (born110BCE), Governor of Judea, Samaria and Galilee (47BCE), married [NABA462] Cypros (born c.95BCE, daughter of King Aretas III, see NABATHAEAN KINGDOM, above). He was poisoned while feasting with Hyrcanus 43BCE.

76.  [JUDE451] Herod I the great (born 74BCE, 2nd son of Antipater II), King of Judea & Governor of Galilee (37-4BCE). He had [at least] 12 wives/relationships: 1. (47BCE) Doris of Jerusalem; 2. (37BCE) [JUDX452] Mariamne I of Judea (daughter of Alexander, see JUDEA); 3. (27BCE) Malthace of Samaria; 4. (23BCE) Mariamne II of Judea (daughter of High Priest Simon ben Boethos); 5. (19BCE) Cleopatra of Jerusalem; 6. (16BCE) Pallas; 7. (15BCE) Phaedra; 8. (14BCE) Elphis; 9. (13BCE) Salome; 10 (12BCE) Berenice; 11 (11BCE) Cypros; 12. ---. (Alternative names and their order have appeared.)

74.  [JUDE461] Alexander II of Judea (born 36BCE, son of Herod I & Mariamne I). He married [CAPK462] Glaphyra of Cappadocia (born c. 30BCE, divorced wife of King Juba II of Mauretania, and daughter of Archelaos, see CAPPADOCIA KINGDOM),  Alexander was executed 7BCE, and afterwards Glaphyra married 3. Archelaus of Judea.

73.  [JUDE471] Gaius Julius Alexander (born c.12BCE. He died c.27CE.

72.  [JUDE481] Gaius Julius Tigranes (born c.25CE), King Tigranes VI of Armenia (60-62CE). He married [CHLC482] Julia of Chalcis (born c.45CE, daughter of King Herod-Pollio, see above).

71.  [JUDE491] Gaius Julius Alexander (born c.60), King of Cetis (in Cilicia). He married (in Rome) [COMG243] Iotape of Commagene (born c.50, daughter of King Antiochus IV of Commagene, see COMMAGENE KINGDOM). He died c.105.