Judah ha-Nasi

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Judah ha-Nasi was a prominent 2nd–3rd century CE Jewish sage and patriarch best known for redacting and organizing the foundational rabbinic text of Jewish law and tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish sage
Nasi of the Sanhedrin
Tanna
compiler of the Mishnah
rabbinic leader
activityPeriod early 3rd century CE
late 2nd century CE
aim to preserve the Oral Law in written form
alsoKnownAs Judah the Prince
Judah ha-Nasi
surface form: Rabbeinu ha-Kadosh

Rabbi
Judah ha-Nasi
surface form: Yehuda ha-Nasi
associatedWith Mishnah
surface form: Oral Torah

Rabbinic courts
surface form: Sanhedrin

Tannaitic period
birthCentury 2nd century CE
burialPlace Galilee (traditionally in Beit She'arim)
category Mishnah redactors
Tannaim
deathCentury 3rd century CE
dynasty Pharisees
surface form: House of Hillel
ethnicity Jewish
father Shimon ben Gamliel II
historicalContext Roman rule over Judea and Galilee
honorificTitle Rabbi
ha-Kadosh
influenced development of halakhah
later Talmudic discussions
knownFor leadership of the rabbinic community in Roman Palestine
organizing the Mishnah into six orders
promoting the study of Torah and oral law
redacting the Mishnah
language Aramaic
Hebrew
legacy central figure in classical rabbinic Judaism
legalSchool rabbinic Judaism
name Judah ha-Nasi self-link
placeOfActivity Galilee
Judea
surface form: Roman Palestine

Sepphoris
Tiberias
position Nasi of the Sanhedrin in Tiberias
religion Judaism
respectedBy later rabbinic tradition
role patriarch of the Jewish community in Roman Palestine
teacherOf various late Tannaim and early Amoraim
work Mishnah

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Mishnah compiledBy Judah ha-Nasi
Mishnah redactor Judah ha-Nasi
Judah ha-Nasi name Judah ha-Nasi self-link
Judah ha-Nasi alsoKnownAs Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbeinu ha-Kadosh
Judah ha-Nasi alsoKnownAs Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Yehuda ha-Nasi
Tannaim notableMember Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Yehuda haNasi
Tannaitic period notableFigure Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Judah haNasi
Rashbi teacher Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi
Rabbi Eleazar ben Shimon associatedWith Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Yehuda haNasi
Nasi (prince) of Israel positionHeldBy Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Judah haNasi
Seder Zeraim redactedBy Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Judah haNasi (traditionally attributed)
Judah the Prince alsoKnownAs Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Judah haNasi
Judah the Prince alsoKnownAs Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Judah the Prince
Judah the Prince alsoKnownAs Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Yehuda haNasi
Sepphoris associatedWith Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Judah ha-Nasi
ha-Kadosh appliedTo Judah ha-Nasi
ha-Kadosh honors Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Judah ha-Nasi as a central figure in early rabbinic Judaism
ha-Kadosh usedAsTitleFor Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Judah ha-Nasi
Shimon ben Gamliel II child Judah ha-Nasi
Shimon ben Gamliel II successor Judah ha-Nasi
Rav studentOf Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Judah haNasi
Rabbi Yohanan bar Nappaha studentOf Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Judah haNasi (indirectly, via disciples)
Abba Arika (Rav) studentOf Judah ha-Nasi
subject surface form: Abba Arika
this entity surface form: Judah haNasi
Talmudic sage Rabbi Meir teacherOf Judah ha-Nasi
subject surface form: Rabbi Meir
this entity surface form: Rabbi Judah haNasi
Rabbi Eliezer ben Shammua notableStudent Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Rabbi Judah haNasi
Abba Arikha studiedUnder Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Judah haNasi
Abba Arikha studentOf Judah ha-Nasi
this entity surface form: Judah haNasi