Cush

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Cush is an ancient biblical region and people, often identified with areas south of Egypt such as Nubia or Ethiopia.

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All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Cush canonical 4

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient kingdom
biblical region
ethnographic group
appearsInTradition Christian tradition
Islamic tradition
Jewish tradition
associatedPeople Nubians
surface form: Cushites
associatedWith Kingdom of Kush
Greater Upper Nile
surface form: Upper Nile region

ancient Sudan region
black Africans in some later interpretations
associatedWithRiver Nile
describedAs distant land
land of Cushites
land of warriors
land south of Egypt
ethnonymFor Nubians
surface form: Cushites
genealogicalAncestor Cush (son of Ham)
hasRoleIn Table of Nations
hasUncertainBoundaries true
hasVariantName Aethiopia (in some Greek and Latin sources)
Nubia
surface form: Kush
isSubjectOf scholarly debate on exact location
languageOfText Hebrew
surface form: Biblical Hebrew
linkedTo Kingdom of Meroë
Nubia
surface form: Nubian kingdoms
locatedSouthOf Egypt
mentionedIn Megillat Esther
surface form: Book of Esther

Book of Ezekiel
Book of Genesis
Book of Isaiah
Book of Jeremiah
Psalms
surface form: Book of Psalms

Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible
nameInHebrew כּוּשׁ
oftenIdentifiedWith Ethiopia
Nubia
relatedBiblicalFigure Ham
Noah
religiousContext Ancient Near East
surface form: Ancient Near Eastern studies

Biblical geography
studiedInDiscipline African history
biblical studies
historical geography
timePeriod Bronze Age
Iron Age
transliteratedAs Nubia
surface form: Kush

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Put listedAsBrotherOf Cush
Put alliedWith Cush
Ham fatherOf Cush