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Jehoiachin in Exile
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½ (panu) to Jehoiachin, king of Ju[dah] 2 ½ qu to the five sons of the king of Judah 4 qu to 8 Judeans, ½ [qu each] 1 ½ qu to three carpenters from Arvad, ½ qu each ½ panu 1 ½ qu to eight carpenters…

Places:

Babylon, Babylonia (Babylon, Iraq)

Date:

592 BCE

Subjects:

Archaeology, Monarchy, Exile, Profession

Categories:

History, Inscriptions, Lists & Catalogues
Israelite and Judahite Exiles Named in Assyrian and Babylonian Texts
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Israelites in Assyrian Exile (last third of eighth century BCE): Ahiyau, an “archer,” Nineveh Hoshea, a slave, Nineveh (680 BCE) Neriyau, “chief of accounts,” Gozan Paqaha (Pekah), an estate manager…

Places:

Assyria
Babylonia

Date:

730–534 BCE

Subjects:

Archaeology, Exile, Diaspora

Categories:

Firsthand Accounts, Lists & Catalogues, History
The Plundered Parts of the Temple
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The Chaldeans broke up the bronze columns of the House of the Lord, the stands, and the bronze tank that was in the House of the Lord; and they carried the bronze away to Babylon. They also took…

Places:

Land of Israel (Israel)

Date:

Biblical Period

Subjects:

Temple, Violence, Ritual object, Exile

Categories:

History, Lists & Catalogues, Literature
Table of Jewish Assimilation in “The Jews of Today”
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The Four Sections of Jewry Jewish AssimilationNumber. Typical Representatives.Economic Condition.Religious Outlook.EducationBirth- rate per 1,000 souls.Percentage of Mixed Marriages.Conversions…

Contributor:

Arthur Ruppin

Date:

1904

Subjects:

Jewish identity, Demographics, Orthodox Judaism, Migration, Exile

Categories:

Science & Philosophy, Lists & Catalogues, History