Jeroboam II

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Jeroboam II was an eighth-century BCE king of the northern Kingdom of Israel known for restoring its borders, achieving significant territorial expansion, and presiding over a period of prosperity later criticized by biblical prophets for social injustice and idolatry.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Biblical figure
King of Israel
associatedWith Bethel sanctuary NERFINISHED
Dan sanctuary NERFINISHED
biblicalBook 2 Kings NERFINISHED
Amos NERFINISHED
Hosea NERFINISHED
Jonah NERFINISHED
burialPlace Samaria NERFINISHED
capital Samaria NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of Israel NERFINISHED
criticizedBy prophet Amos NERFINISHED
prophet Hosea NERFINISHED
prophet Jonah NERFINISHED
criticizedFor idolatry
oppression of the poor
religious corruption
social injustice
toleration of syncretistic worship
culture Ancient Israelite NERFINISHED
deathPlace Kingdom of Israel NERFINISHED
dynasty Jehu dynasty NERFINISHED
era Iron Age II NERFINISHED
father Jehoash of Israel NERFINISHED
foreignRelations conflict with Aram-Damascus
indirect subordination to Assyria at times
knownFor control over trade routes in the Levant
economic growth and affluence for elites
military successes against neighboring states
period of prosperity in the northern Kingdom of Israel
recovery of territories lost to Aram-Damascus
restoring the borders of Israel
territorial expansion
language Hebrew
mother unknown
namedAfter Jeroboam I NERFINISHED
periodCharacterizedBy relative peace and stability
widening gap between rich and poor
positionHeld King of the northern Kingdom of Israel
predecessor Jehoash of Israel NERFINISHED
regnalNumber 2
reignEnd 8th century BCE
reignStart 8th century BCE
religion Yahwism NERFINISHED
state-sponsored idolatry
source Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
successor Zechariah of Israel NERFINISHED
territorialExtent from Lebo-hamath in the north to the Sea of the Arabah in the south

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