Bible Atlas: A Manual of Biblical Geography and History — John Shaqi
Bible Atlas: A Manual of Biblical Geography and HistoryHurlbut, Jesse Lyman
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Bible Atlas: A Manual of Biblical Geography and History
Hurlbut, Jesse Lyman
Bible -- Geography; Bible -- Geography -- Maps; Bible -- History of Biblical events
2100
[D] c. 2084(?)--Joseph Sold into Egypt.
[D] c. 2073(?)--Joseph Ruler in Egypt.
[B] 2060-1250--Sojourn in Egypt.
[D] c. 2060(?)--Jacob and his Family go down to Egypt; Beginning of
the SOJOURN OF THE ISRAELITES.
[D] c. 2045(?)--Death of Jacob in Egypt.
[E] About 2000 B.C. Lower Egypt fell under the power of invaders from
the desert, who were called Hyksos, or Shepherd Kings. Their
capital was Tanis, or Zoan. Very little is known of their
history, and their names cannot be given with certainty, as
their memory was hated by the rulers that followed them, and
their inscriptions may have been obliterated. They ruled Egypt
until about 1570 B.C.(?), though the dates both of their
conquest and their departure are uncertain.
[F] 2000--Ishkibal, fourth king of second dynasty, reigning at
Babylon.
[H] 2000--Aryan migration to India(?).
2000
[D] 1993(?)--Death of Joseph in Egypt. The Israelites remain in the
Land of Goshen, between Egypt and the Wilderness, from about
2062 to 1250 B.C. [dates very very uncertain]. During most
of this period the Hyksos or Shepherd-Kings, friendly to the
Israelites, were ruling in Egypt.
[H] 1920--Gold and silver first mentioned as money.
[F] 1800--An Assyrian Kingdom in existence, but subject to Babylon.
Asshur, its capital.
[F] 1782--Third dynasty of kings of Babylon, beginning with Gandish,
reigning 1782-1767. This dynasty, known as Kassites, came from
Elam, conquered Babylonia, and held rule until 1207. Not much
is known of Babylonian history during this period; but the
kingdom was declining.
[E] About 1570 the war of liberation from the Hyksos began under
Dynasty XVIII., and the New Kingdom opened.
[E] 1570-1320(?)--Dynasty XVIII. reigning (Amosis, Amenophis, Queen
Hatasu, Thutmosis (or Thotmes) III., Amenophis II., Amenophis
III., Amenophis IV.). A period of conquest. Egyptian invasion
of Syria about 1490(?) (Thutmosis III.). Battle of Esdraelon
in Canaan. Tell-el-Amarna letters written in reigns of
Amenophis III. and IV.
[H] 1556--Athens founded. (traditional.)
[H] 1546--Traditional founding of Troy.
[H] 1507--Court of Areopagus founded at Athens.
[D] 1500--The Israelites still in Egypt.
[F] 1500-1207--Kassite dynasty still reigning at Babylon.
[H] 1500--Thebes founded. Greek alphabet introduced by Cadmus.
[H] c. 1500--Hittite migration to southern Asia Minor.
1500
[F] 1430--Assur-nadin-akhi. King of Assyria. (From this reign,
regular lists of Assyrian kings; and their kingdom grows in
power.)
[H] 1400--Rise of Hittite Kingdom in Asia Minor.
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