King Hiram of Tyre

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King Hiram of Tyre was a Phoenician ruler renowned for his alliance with King Solomon and his crucial role in supplying materials and craftsmen for the construction of the First Temple in Jerusalem.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Tyre
Phoenician king
ally King David NERFINISHED
King Solomon NERFINISHED
associatedWith construction of royal and religious buildings in Tyre
built harbor installations at Tyre
royal palace in Tyre
capital Tyre NERFINISHED
cooperatedWith Israelite kingdom under Solomon
country Tyre NERFINISHED
diplomaticRelations Kingdom of Israel NERFINISHED
neighboring Levantine states
engagedIn maritime trade in the Mediterranean
era Iron Age NERFINISHED
ethnicity Phoenician
expanded Tyre’s urban infrastructure
father Abibaal NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod 10th century BCE
knownFor alliance with King Solomon of Israel
development of Tyre as a major Phoenician port
expansion of Phoenician maritime trade
supplying craftsmen for the First Temple in Jerusalem
supplying materials for the First Temple in Jerusalem
language Phoenician
mentionedIn 1 Kings
2 Chronicles
Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible
predecessor Abibaal NERFINISHED
provided cedar wood for the First Temple
cypress wood for the First Temple
gold for King Solomon
skilled craftsmen for temple construction
region Levant NERFINISHED
reignEnd c. 936 BCE
reignStart c. 969 BCE
religion Canaanite religion NERFINISHED
sent Hiram the craftsman to Jerusalem
source biblical narrative
later classical traditions
successor Baal-Eser I NERFINISHED
title King of the Sidonians NERFINISHED
tradePartner Kingdom of Israel NERFINISHED
Mediterranean coastal cities
usedCurrency bullion-based trade system

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Hiram associatedWith King Hiram of Tyre
Hiram Abiff basedOn King Hiram of Tyre
this entity surface form: Hiram, son of a widow of Naphtali (Biblical craftsman)
Operation Hiram namedAfter King Hiram of Tyre
this entity surface form: biblical King Hiram of Tyre
Kingdom of Tyre notableRuler King Hiram of Tyre
this entity surface form: Hiram I