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Mulek

Mulek (/ˈmjuːlɛk/), according to the Book of Mormon, was the only surviving son of Zedekiah, the last King of Judah, after the Babylonian conquest of Jerusalem. The Book of Mormon states that after escaping from Judah, Mulek traveled to the Americas and established a civilization there.

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Mulek and his nation

BabylonZarahemla
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Encounter with Jaredites

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Encounter with Nephites

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Book of MormonZedekiahKing of JudahBabylonian conquestJerusalem
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Mulek

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Triples31
Avg. degree1.89
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related to Encounter with Nephites · 14
Mulek → Coriantumr, Jaredites, Lamanites, Lehi-Nephi, Mormon, Much, Mulekite, Mulekites, Nephite, Nephites, The Book, The Mulekites, When, Zarahemla
related to Mulek and his nation · 13
Mulek → According, Americas, Babylon, Book, Jerusalem, Lehi, Lord, Mormon, Mulek's, No, The, Zarahemla, Zedekiah
related to Encounter with Jaredites · 4
Mulek → Coriantumr, Jaredite, Mulekites, The

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book mormon nephites mulekites americas jaredites judah lamanites zedekiah jerusalem according surviving last established mulekite zarahemla coriantumr except people north

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Mulekrelated to Encounter with JareditesThe0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with JareditesJaredite0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with JareditesCoriantumr0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with JareditesMulekites0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with NephitesWhen0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with NephitesNephites0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with NephitesLehi-Nephi0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with NephitesLamanites0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with NephitesZarahemla0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with NephitesThe Book0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with NephitesMormon0.60section
Mulekrelated to Encounter with NephitesMulekites0.60section

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