Jekonias

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biblical figure king of Judah

Jekonias is an alternate name for Jehoiachin, a king of Judah mentioned in the Hebrew Bible and Old Testament.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	biblical figure → king of Judah →
alternateNameOf	Jehoiachin →
appearsIn	Book of 2 Chronicles → Book of 2 Kings → Book of Jeremiah → Gospel of Matthew →
associatedWithEvent	Babylonian exile →
capturedBy	Babylonian Empire →
category	Hebrew Bible kings → Kings of Judah → Old Testament people →
deposedBy	Nebuchadnezzar II →
dynasty	House of David →
ethnicity	Israelite →
father	Jehoiakim →
gender	male →
genealogicalPosition	ancestor of Jesus in Matthew’s genealogy →
grandfather	Josiah →
hasAlternateName	Coniah → Jeconiah → Jehoiachin →
hasNameForm	Ιεχονιας (Greek: Jechonias) →
kingdom	Judah →
languageContext	Hebrew →
mentionedIn	Hebrew Bible → Old Testament →
notableFor	being exiled to Babylon → short reign in Jerusalem →
reignLength	3 months → 3 months 10 days →
reignOver	Kingdom of Judah →
religion	Yahwism →
roleInText	king listed in genealogy of Jesus →
ruledFrom	Jerusalem →
scripturalTradition	Christianity → Judaism →
succeeded	Jehoiakim →
succeededBy	Zedekiah →
takenTo	Babylon →
title	King of Judah →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Coniah ("Jeconiah") → Coniah ("Jekoniah") →	alternateName
Jehoiachin →	alsoKnownAs
Jekonias ("Jeconiah") →	hasAlternateName
Yekonyah ("Jeconiah") →	hasAlternativeName
Shealtiel ("Jeconiah") →	hasFather
Jekonias ("Ιεχονιας (Greek: Jechonias)") →	hasNameForm