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Hazael

Hazael (/ˈheɪziəl/; Biblical Hebrew: חֲזָאֵל or חֲזָהאֵל, romanized: Ḥăzāʾēl; Old Aramaic 𐤇𐤆𐤀𐤋 Ḥzʔl) was a king of Aram-Damascus mentioned in the Bible. Under his reign, Aram-Damascus became an empire that ruled over large parts of contemporary Syria and historical Palestine. While he was likely born in the greater Damascus region of today, his place of…

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Occupation
Court official
Died
796 BC
Issue
Ben-Hadad III
Predecessor
Hadadezer
Reign
842–796 BC
Successor
Ben-Hadad III

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Tel Dan stele

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Edges40
Triples135
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.04878
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related to References · 57
Hazael → Amos VI, An Archaeological Perspective, Aram, Aramean Siege System, Archaeology, Biran, Civilisations, Comparative, Damas, Dating, David, David Ussishkin, Diplomates, Editions Recherche, Eisenbrauns, Empereurs, Ephal, Etudes, Finkelstein, Galil
related to In the Bible · 31
Hazael → After, Ahaziah, Although, Arameans, Assyrians, Ben-Hadad II, Damascus, During, Elijah, Elijah's, Elisha, Gath, God, Hadadezer, Hazael's, He, Israel, Israelite, Israelites, Jehoram
related to Bronze plaques · 16
Hazael → Apollo, Damascus, Decorated, Eretria, Euboea, Euboean, Greek, Hadad, Heraion, Master, Orontes, River, Samos, The, Umq, When Tiglath-Pileser III
related to Tel Dan stele · 13
Hazael → An, Aramaic, Gath, Hazael's, Horvat Tevet, Israel, Judah, Recent, Safi/Gath, Tel Dan, Tel Rehov, Tell, Tell Zeitah
related to Arslan Tash ivories · 12
Hazael → Also, Among, Aram-Damascus, Arslan Tash, French, Hadātu, Iraq, KAI, Nimrud, Old Aramaic, Syria, The
Died · 1
Hazael → 796 BC
Issue · 1
Hazael → Ben-Hadad III
Occupation · 1
Hazael → Court official
Predecessor · 1
Hazael → Hadadezer
Reign · 1
Hazael → 842–796 BC

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king tel gath tell hadadezer dan aram-damascus syria kings israel inscription mentioned also reign damascus aramaic elisha bible bronze arslan

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HazaelDied796 BC1.00infobox
HazaelIssueBen-Hadad III1.00infobox
HazaelOccupationCourt official1.00infobox
HazaelPredecessorHadadezer1.00infobox
HazaelReign842–796 BC1.00infobox
HazaelSuccessorBen-Hadad III1.00infobox
Hazaelrelated to Arslan Tash ivoriesArslan Tash0.60section
Hazaelrelated to Arslan Tash ivoriesSyria0.60section
Hazaelrelated to Arslan Tash ivoriesHadātu0.60section
Hazaelrelated to Arslan Tash ivoriesFrench0.60section
Hazaelrelated to Arslan Tash ivoriesAmong0.60section
Hazaelrelated to Arslan Tash ivoriesOld Aramaic0.60section

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