Machir

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Machir is a biblical tribal group or clan associated with the descendants of Manasseh, noted in the Hebrew Bible for its role in Israelite warfare and settlement east of the Jordan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical tribal group
clan
group of Manassites
ancestor Machir son of Manasseh NERFINISHED
associatedRegion land of Bashan NERFINISHED
land of Gilead NERFINISHED
associatedWith half-tribe of Manasseh NERFINISHED
culturalContext ancient Israel NERFINISHED
describedIn Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
eponymousFrom Machir son of Manasseh NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Israelites NERFINISHED
genealogicalContext descendants of Joseph
knownFor military strength
warrior reputation
languageContext Biblical Hebrew NERFINISHED
locatedEastOf Jordan River NERFINISHED
locatedIn Transjordan NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Book of Joshua NERFINISHED
Book of Judges NERFINISHED
Book of Numbers NERFINISHED
partOf tribe of Manasseh NERFINISHED
receivedTerritoryFrom Joshua NERFINISHED
Moses NERFINISHED
religiousTextContext Old Testament NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Judaism
roleIn Israelite settlement east of the Jordan
Israelite warfare
subclassOf Israelite tribe
tribalTerritoryIncludes Bashan NERFINISHED
Gilead NERFINISHED

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

Tribe of Manasseh father Machir
subject surface form: Manasseh