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Salomo

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Also known as King Salomon, Salomon

König von Israel und Juda

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Solomon was a king of the ancient Kingdom of Israel and Judah who succeeded his father David and is described in the Hebrew Bible as ruling over all Twelve Tribes of Israel in a united kingdom. According to biblical accounts, his reign brought commercial prosperity through trade and alliances, but his accumulation of wealth and foreign wives who practiced idolatry eventually led to divine punishment and contributed to the kingdom's division after his death.

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Key facts

Royalty.name
Solomon
Royalty.image
Simeon Solomon, King Solomon, 1872 or 1874, NGA 76152 (cropped).jpg
Royalty.caption
King Solomon (1872) by Simeon Solomon
Royalty.succession
King of Israel
Royalty.reign
(hypothesised)
Royalty.predecessor
David
Royalty.successor
Rehoboam
Royalty.birth_date
11th–10th century BCE
Royalty.dynasty
House of David
Royalty.father
David
Royalty.mother
Bathsheba
Royalty.religion
Yahwism
Royalty.birth_place
Jerusalem, Kingdom of Israel and Judah

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Wikidata facts

Gender
male
Place of birth
Palestine
Place of death
Jerusalem
Father
David
Mother
Bathsheba
Sibling
Amnon
Position held
prophet
Languages spoken
Biblical Hebrew
Religion
Judaism
Notable work
Solomon's Temple
Image
087.King Solomon in Old Age.jpg
Work location
Palestine
Said to be same as
Lemuel
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present in work
Kebra Nagast
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Solomon
unmarried partner
Shulamite
topic's main category
Category:Solomon
date of birth
0990-00-00
date of death
0931-01-01
place of burial
Jerusalem
name in native language
שְׁלֹמֹה
Commons category
Solomon (Biblical figure)
different from
Salomon
ethnic group
Israelites
floruit
1000-00-00
topic has template
Template:Solomon
on focus list of Wikimedia project
Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
not found in
Pauly–Wissowa
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Article · Deutsch

Der König Salomo bzw. Salomon (hebräisch שְׁלֹמֹה Šəlomoh) war – nach der Darstellung der Bibel – im 10. Jahrhundert v. Chr. Herrscher des vereinigten Königreichs Israel. Entsprechend dem biblischen Bericht war er der Erbauer des ersten jüdischen Tempels in Jerusalem und der dritte König in Israel nach Saul und seinem Vater David.

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