Judaic Chronological-History Maps

Ordered by Historical Chronology

"Traditional" Judaic dates given first for ease of chronological ordering (avoiding the reverse-order of B.C.E., years) followed by the year as calculated from the modern calendar.

1. Ancient caravan commerce routes through the Levant.

2. Ancient caravan commerce routes through the Near East

3. Ancient caravan commerce route: Derekh ha-Melekh (The King's Way)

4. Ancient Yisᵊraeil Climate Pattern

5. Yisᵊraeil topography, longitudinal cross sections

6. Ancient Near East

7. Yisᵊraeil topographical map

8. Yisᵊraeil coastal plains

9. Ca. 0761 (B.C.E. 3^rd millennium) — Ancient Near East

10. Ca. 1672 (B.C.E. 2088) – Avram in Bronze Age Mesopotamia (modern Iraq)

11. Ca. 1672 (B.C.E. 2088) – Avraham's migration

12. Ca. 1760-2210 (B.C.E. 2000-1550) — Middle-Bronze Age Kᵊnaan (Hellenized to "Canaan")

13. Ca. 1760-2210 (B.C.E. 2000-1550) — Middle-Bronze Age Near East

14. Ca. 2180 (B.C.E. 1580) — Egypt expels the Hyksos

15. Ca. 2190 (B.C.E. 1570) — Famine forces move to ancient world's bread-basket: Egyptian Delta

16. Ca. 2190-2560 (B.C.E. 1570-1200) — Late Bronze Age Kᵊna•anꞋ

17. Ca. 2305 (B.C.E. 1455) — Enslavement in Egypt

18. Ca. 2307 (B.C.E. 1453) — the Yᵊtzi•âhꞋ (departure, "exodus")

19. Ca. 2308 (B.C.E. 1452) — Qadeish-Barneiya & Har Sinai

20. Ca. 2333 (B.C.E. 1427) — 12 scouts recon opposition of squatters and their allies to returning home in Kᵊna•anꞋ

21. Ca. 2333 (B.C.E. 1427) — Recovering Yisᵊraeil's indigenous family lands in Kᵊna•anꞋ

22. Ca. 2334 (B.C.E. 1426) — Yᵊhoshua's campaigns to recover family lands in Kᵊna•anꞋ

23. Ca. 2335 (B.C.E. 1425) — Yᵊhoshua preempts massing enemy armies

24. Ca. 2340 (B.C.E. 1420) — B.C.E. 14^th century Kᵊna•anꞋ; Tel el-Amarna tablets

25. Ca. 2360 (B.C.E. 1400) — Surviving Kᵊna•an•imꞋ absorbed & merged into Yisᵊraeil

26. Ca. 2362 (B.C.E. 1398) — Land allocations of Shivᵊtei (tribes of) Yisᵊraeil

27. Ca. 2366 (B.C.E. 1394) — Shophᵊtim (Torah Beit Din Judges)

28. Ca. 2406 (B.C.E. 1354) — Shopheit 2: Eihud defeats Moavim

29. Ca. 2408 (B.C.E. 1352) — Archeological sites of Amarna tablets

30. Ca. 2470-2547 (B.C.E. 1290-13) — Egyptian Paro Seti Ra-moses vs the Khitim (Hittites)

31. Ca. 2845 (B.C.E. 1275) — Hellenist (primarily Greek) "Sea Peoples" of Mediterranean coastlands

32. Ca. 2506 (B.C.E. 1254) — Shopheit 4: Dᵊvorah Liberates Yisᵊraeil from 20-year rule of Kᵊnaani king Yavin

33. Ca. 2550 (B.C.E. 1210) — Shopheit 5: Gidᵊon's 300

34. Ca. 2560-2760 (B.C.E. 1200-1000) — Near East

35. Ca. 2616 (B.C.E. 1144) — Shopheit 9: Yiphᵊtakh the Mamzeir (illegitimate born)

36. Ca. 2467 (B.C.E. 1113) — Shopheit 13: Shimᵊshon battles the Hellenist Greek Pᵊlishtim (Philistines)

37. Ca. 2667 (B.C.E. 1093) — Shopheit 14: Shᵊmueil ha-Navi; Pᵊlishtim capture & return Aron ha-Bᵊrit

38. Ca. 2710 (B.C.E. 1050) — Iron Age 1 Yisᵊraeil

39. Ca. 2715 (B.C.E. 1045) — Shᵊmueil ha-Navi anoints Shaul of Shevet Benyamin Nagid Yisᵊraeil (Speaker of Israel)

40. Ca. 2715-28 (B.C.E. 1045-32) — Reign of Shaul ha-Melekh (the king)

41. Ca. 2722 (B.C.E. 1038) — Shaul ha-Melekh

42. Ca. 2728 (B.C.E. 1032) — David Ben-Yishai flees from Shaul ha-Melekh

43. Ca. 2729 (B.C.E. 1031) — David Ben-Yishai

44. Ca. 2740 (B.C.E. 1500-539) — Phoenicians (modern Lebanese)

45. Ca. 2809 (B.C.E. 951) — post-Shᵊlomoh ha-Melekh Yisᵊraeil (10 Tribes) secedes from Yᵊhudah

46. Ca. 2810 (B.C.E. 950) — Israel, Natural Regions

47. Ca. 2810 (B.C.E. 950) — Yisᵊraeil, the Aravah, the Negev, Midᵊbar (badland) Tzin and Midᵊbar Paran

48. Ca. 2810 (B.C.E. 950) — Yisᵊraeil coastal plain, Dor, Sharon, Shomᵊron

49. Ca. 2810 (B.C.E. 950) — Shᵊpheilah Pᵊleshet (Philistine plain) and Yam ha-Melakh (The Salt Sea)

50. Ca. 2814 (B.C.E. 946) — Egyptian Paro Psusennes Shishaq conquers Yᵊrushalayim

51. Ca. 2831 (B.C.E. 9^th-8^th centuries) — Syria attacks Yisᵊraeil (10 Tribes) & Yᵊhudah

52. Ca. 2863 (B.C.E. 897) — Amᵊri-Ben-Ginat, Melekh Yisᵊraeil (10 Tribes) moves capital from Tirᵊtzah to Shomᵊron

53. Ca. 2900 (B.C.E. 860) — Eiliyahu & Elisha

54. Ca. 2905 (B.C.E. 855) — Yeihu Ben-Yᵊhoshaphat overthrows Akhav Ben-Amᵊri & his Phoenician wife Iy-Zevel

55. Ca. 2906 (B.C.E. 854) — B.C.E. 9^th-century Assyria

56. Ca. 2961 (B.C.E. 799) — B.C.E. 8^th-century Nᵊviyim (prophets)

57. Ca. 2997 (B.C.E. 763) — B.C.E. 8^th-century Yᵊhudah & Yisᵊraeil

58. Ca. 3007 (B.C.E. 753) — Rome, Italy

59. Ca. 3025 (B.C.E. 735) — Assyrian King Tiglat-Pileser 3^rd

60. Ca. 3028 (B.C.E. 732) — Aram allies with Yisᵊraeil to attack Yᵊhudah

61. Ca. 3028-45 (B.C.E. 732-715) — Syria rescues Yᵊhudah from invasion by Aram & Yisᵊraeil

62. Ca. 3048 (B.C.E. 712) — Yisᵊraeil (10 Tribes) Dissipated (extinguished)

63. Ca. 3060 (B.C.E. 700) — Syrian King Sankheiriv threatens Yᵊrushalayim, Yᵊshayahu ha-Navi "turns back time"

64. Ca. 3089 (B.C.E. 671) — B.C.E. 7^th-century Assyrian Empire

65. Ca. 3140 (B.C.E. 620) — Yoshiyahu Ben-Amon, Melekh Yᵊhudah

66. Ca. 3145 (B.C.E. 615) — (Neo-) Babylonian Empire

67. Ca. 3155 (B.C.E. 605-539) — Yᵊhudah & Bavel in B.C.E. 6^th century

68. Ca. 3156 (B.C.E. 604) — Bavel, 3 invasions of Yᵊhudah

69. Ca. 3161 (B.C.E. 599) — B.C.E. 6^th century Near East

70. Ca. 3174 (B.C.E. 586) — Bavel conquers Syria & Yᵊhudah to confront Egypt

71. Ca. 3178 (B.C.E. 582) — Uprising assassins of Gᵊdalyah kidnap Yirmᵊyahu ha-Navi, flee Bavel to Egypt

72. Ca. 3221 (B.C.E. 539) — Yᵊhudah after the Galut (Syria and Bavel)

73. Ca. 3221-3437 (B.C.E. 539-323) — Medo-Persian empire (modern Iran)

74. Ca. 3222 (B.C.E. 538) — Persian Kings Artakhshast, Darayawush; decree: Zᵊru-Bavel rebuild Beit ha-Miqᵊdash

75. Ca. 3224 (B.C.E. 536) — Kurus (Hellenized to "Cyrus") the Great, unified Medes & Persians into Iranian Empire

76. Ca. 3307 (B.C.E. 453) — Nᵊkhemyah; Persian King Artakhshast decree to rebuild Yᵊrushalayim (Daniyeil 9.25-7)

77. Ca. 3436 (B.C.E. 324) — Greece, Hellenism & Alexander the Great

78. Ca. 3437 (B.C.E. 323) — Post-Alexander Empire & Hellenism

79. Ca. 3437-3730 (B.C.E. 323-30) — Yᵊhudah Under Egyptian Ptolemy rulers

80. Ca. 3460 (B.C.E. 3^rd-2^nd centuries) — civil wars in Roman Empire

81. Ca. 3541 (B.C.E. 219) — Syrian-Seleucids: Antiochus 3^rd

82. Ca. 3585-92 (B.C.E. 175) — Yᵊhoshua Ben-Shimon ousts Kohein ha-Gadol brother, Hellenizes "Temple"; Antiochos 4 Epiphanes

83. Ca. 3592 (B.C.E. 168) — Khashmonaim Revolt

84. Ca. 3625 (B.C.E. 135) — Makabim Tzᵊdoqim ("Sadducees"); birth of Pᵊrushim ("Pharisees")

85. Ca. 3660 (B.C.E. 100) — Roman Empire in the B.C.E. 1^st century

86. Ca. 3697 (B.C.E. 63) — Pompey conquers Yᵊrushalayim

87. Ca. 3697-3720 (B.C.E. 63 – 40 C.E.) — Yᵊhudah under Roman occupation

88. Ca. 3697-3774 (B.C.E. 63 – 14 C,E,) — Yᵊhudah under Roman occupation: Caesar Augustus

89. Ca. 3720 (B.C.E. 40) — Yᵊhudah under Hellenist Roman puppet Amaleiq "King of the Jews," Herod the Great

90. Ca. 3755 (B.C.E. 5) — Herod the Great Construction

91. Ca. 3756 (B.C.E. 4) — Death of Herod the Great; subsequent division of Hellenist Roman state

92. Ca. 3785 (14-37 C.E.) — Roman occupation of Yᵊhudah: Legions of Tiberius

93. Ca. 3790 (30 C.E.) — Roman-occupied in the time of Ribi Yᵊhoshua

94. Ca. 3791 (31 C.E.) — Shavuot following Hellenist Roman-Italian execution of Ribi Yᵊhoshua

95. Ca. 3797 (37 C.E.) — Yᵊhudah under Hellenist Roman puppet, Amaleiq "King of the Jews" Herod Agrippa Sr.

96. Ca. 3809 (49 C.E.) — post- Ribi Yᵊhoshua Nᵊtzarim Beit Din: Paqid Yaaqov, ha-Tzadiq

97. Ca. 3826 (66-68 C.E.) — 1^st Jewish Revolt against Roman occupation

98. Ca. 3877 (117 C.E.) — Roman Empire

99. Ca. 3891-5 (131-5 C.E.) — Hadrian-Aelia renames Yᵊrushalayim to Aelia; erects Zeus (Jupiiter) idol in "Temple"

100. Near East Today

101. Qumᵊran Caves

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