Regnum Iudae
Iuda (Hebraice יְהוּדָה Iehūdāh) fuit regnum in montibus Iuda circa Hierosolyma.
Fontes biblici id a Davide, rege Israel, conditum esse tradunt. Cum anno 587 Nabuchodonosor II, rex Chaldaeorum, regnum occupavisset, finem cepit.
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Bibliographia
- Gösta W. Ahlström: The History of Ancient Palestine from the Palaeolithic Period to Alexander’s Conquest. With a contribution by Gary O. Rollefson, edited by Diana Edelman. JSOT.S 146. Sheffield 1993.
- Angelika Berlejung: Geschichte und Religionsgeschichte des antiken Israel. In: Gertz, Jan Christian u.a. (Hg.): Grundinformation Altes Testament: Eine Einführung in Literatur, Religion und Geschichte des Alten Testaments. Göttingen 2006; 32009.
- Herbert Donner: Geschichte des Volkes Israel und seiner Nachbarn in Grundzügen. Teil 1: Von den Anfängen bis zur Staatenbildungszeit., Göttingen 1984; Teil 2: Von der Königszeit bis zu Alexander dem Großen, Göttingen 1986; in: Altes Testament Deutsch, Ergänzungsreihe, Bd. 4/1 und 4/2.
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