Hasmonean Judea
Jewish monarchy in Judea and surrounding regions during the Second Temple period (140–37 BCE)
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Hasmonean Judea
Summary
Hasmonean Judea is a kingdom[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 13 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Hasmonean Judea's religion is recorded as Second Temple Judaism[3].
- Hasmonean Judea is on the body of water Mediterranean Sea[4].
- Hasmonean Judea is on the body of water Dead Sea[5].
- Hasmonean Judea is on the body of water Sea of Galilee[6].
- Hasmonean Judea is on the continent of Asia[7].
- Hasmonean Judea's instance of is recorded as kingdom[8].
- Hasmonean Judea's instance of is recorded as historical country[9].
- Hasmonean Judea's head of state is recorded as Simon Thassi[10].
- Hasmonean Judea's head of state is recorded as John Hyrcanus[11].
- Hasmonean Judea's head of state is recorded as Aristobulus I[12].
- Hasmonean Judea's head of state is recorded as Alexander Jannaeus[13].
- Hasmonean Judea's head of state is recorded as Salome Alexandra[14].
- Hasmonean Judea's head of state is recorded as Hyrcanus II[15].
- Hasmonean Judea's head of state is recorded as Aristobulus II[16].
- Hasmonean Judea's head of state is recorded as Hyrcanus II[17].
- Hasmonean Judea's head of state is recorded as Antigonus II Mattathias[18].
- Hasmonean Judea's capital is recorded as Jerusalem[19].
- Hasmonean Judea's official language is recorded as Hebrew[20].
- Hasmonean Judea's currency is recorded as Hasmonean coinage[21].
- Hasmonean Judea's shares border with is recorded as Nabataean kingdom[22].
- Hasmonean Judea's shares border with is recorded as Iturea[23].
- Hasmonean Judea's shares border with is recorded as Seleucid Empire[24].
- Hasmonean Judea's shares border with is recorded as Ptolemaic Kingdom[25].
- Hasmonean Judea's founder is recorded as Maccabees[26].
- Hasmonean Judea's basic form of government is recorded as monarchy[27].
Body
Founding
Hasmonean Judea's founder is recorded as Maccabees[26]. 140 BC marks the founding of it[28].
Dissolution
Hasmonean Judea was dissolved in 37 BC[29].
Why It Matters
Hasmonean Judea has Wikipedia articles in 13 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 17 alternative names across languages and contexts.[30]