Philip the Tetrarch
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Philip the Tetrarch was a son of Herod the Great who ruled as a Roman client prince over the northeastern territories of his father's former kingdom in the early first century CE.
Statements (49)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
1st-century ruler
→
Herodian prince → Roman client ruler → tetrarch → |
| administrativeStyle | mild → |
| allegiance | Rome → |
| alsoKnownAs |
Philip the Tetrarch
→
Herod Philip →
surface form: "Philip, son of Herod the Great"
|
| birthYear | c. 26 BCE → |
| burialPlace | his own city (likely Julias) → |
| capital | Caesarea Philippi → |
| coinage | issued coins bearing his image and imperial titles → |
| country | Roman Empire → |
| deathPlace | likely Julias or Caesarea Philippi → |
| deathYear | 34 CE → |
| dynasty | Herodian dynasty → |
| ethnicBackground | Idumean-Jewish → |
| father | Herod the Great NERFINISHED → |
| foundedCity |
Caesarea Philippi
→
Julias → |
| fullName | Herod Philip NERFINISHED → |
| governedRegion | northeastern part of Herod the Great's former kingdom → |
| knownFor |
peaceful and just rule
→
urban development in his territories → |
| language |
Aramaic
→
Greek → |
| mentionedIn |
New Testament (Luke 3:1)
→
works of Flavius Josephus → |
| mother | Cleopatra of Jerusalem → |
| namedAfter |
Augustus
→
surface form: "Caesar Augustus"
|
| namedCityAfter |
Augustus
→
surface form: "Caesar Augustus"
Julia the Elder →
surface form: "Julia the daughter of Augustus"
|
| occupation |
Roman client prince
→
tetrarch → |
| predecessor | Herod the Great NERFINISHED → |
| reignEnd | 34 CE → |
| reignStart | 4 BCE → |
| religion | Judaism → |
| sibling |
Archelaus
NERFINISHED
→
Herod Antipas NERFINISHED → Herod Philip I NERFINISHED → |
| spouse |
Salome (daughter of Herod II)
→
surface form: "Salome, daughter of Herodias"
|
| successor | Roman province of Syria → |
| territoryRuled |
Auranitis
→
Herodian Kingdom →
surface form: "Batanea"
Gaulanitis → Iturea → Trachonitis → |
| title |
Herod Philip
→
surface form: "Tetrarch of Iturea and Trachonitis"
|
Referenced by (5)
Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.