1. David
   Jehoiakim
2. Saul
   Zimri

Saul was the first King of Israel, but never quite earned God's favor. David was picked to replace him.

1. Saul
   Rezon the Syrian
2. Asa
   Menahem

Rezon the Syrian was a king of Aram Damascus. He was a son of Eliada.

1. Hazael
   Saul
2. Zedekiah
   Jeconiah

Jeconiah reigned for 3 months before being exiled to Babylon. His entire house and 3,000 Jews were also exiled.

1. Cyrus II
   David
2. Darius I
   Esarhaddon

David is a favorite among kings even though he committed adultery with Bathsheba, impregnated her and then had her husband killed. David and Bathsheba were the parents of Solomon.

1. Solomon
   Nebuchadnezzar II
2. Ahab
   Omri

Nebuchadnezzar II was a powerful King of Babylon. In the "Book of Daniel" he captures Daniel and other Hebrew youths in order for them to be trained in magic.

1. Omri
   Solomon
2. Pekah
   Jehoshaphat

Solomon was a wealthy and wise king. He became known as a magician and exorcist, and numerous occult objects have been found dating back to the Hellenistic period that invoke his name.

1. Solomon
   Zimri
2. Nadab
   Rehoboam

Rehoboam reigned for 3 years before Israel split in two. It became the northern Kingdom of Israel and the southern Kingdom of Judah.

1. Omri
   Jehoram
2. Hezekiah
   Hoshea

Hezekiah is one of the most important Kings of Judah. He is remembered for enacting large religious reforms.

1. Cyrus
   David
2. Ahaz
   Zimri

Cyrus II of Persia conquered the largest portion of Eurasia to be conquered in his day. He is mentioned in both Isaiah and Daniel.

1. Ahab
   David
2. Saul
   Zimri

Zimri murdered King Elah and took his place, only for the army to surround him in an attempt to install their own choice as ruler. Zimri set fire to the palace and killed himself in response.

1. Jehu
   David
2. Amel-Marduk
   Asa

Amel-Marduk was the son and successor of Nebuchadnezzar II. He released King Jehoiachin of Judah, who had been in prison for 37 years.

1. Ahab
   Saul
2. Jehu
   Baasha

Ahab was married to Jezebel, and allowed her to spread idol worship throughout Israel. Ahab died in battle and Jezebel died after being thrown from a window.

1. Jehu
   Herod the Great
2. Amon
   Manasseh

Jehu was the 10th king of Israel. Under God's instruction, he killed the entire house of Ahab.

1. Jehu
   Solomon
2. Abijah
   Zimri

Abijah was the second King of Judah. He was the grandson of Solomon.

1. Uzziah
   David
2. Zedekiah
   Asa

Asa had a long reign, dying in old age. He is largely remembered as a righteous king.

1. Ahab
   Solomon
2. Apries
   Baasha

Apries is also known as Hofra. He was a pharaoh of Egypt mentioned in Jer. 44:30.

1. Jeroboam II
   Pekah
2. Jehoshaphat
   Ahaz

Jehoshaphat reigned for 25 years. He focused mostly on protecting Judah from Israel and rooting out idol worship.

1. Jehoram
   Omri
2. Shallum
   Jotham

Jehoram was the son of Jehoshaphat and king of Judah. He murdered all of his brothers to ensure his place as king.

1. Hazael
   David
2. Jehoram
   Ahab

Hazael was king of Aram Damascus, what would be modern-day Syria. He defeated kings of Israel and Judah in battle.

1. Jehoash
   Omri
2. Saul
   Asa

Jehoash is remembered as a righteous king. He was the first king of Judah to be descended from both the Houses of David and Omri.

1. Ben-Hadad I
   Shalmeneser
2. Jehu
   Saul

Ben-Hadad I was a king of Aram Damascus also known as Hadadezer. He and Irhuleni of Hamath led a coalition of eleven kings at the battle of Qarqar.

1. Amaziah
   David
2. Saul
   Ahab

Amaziah was praised for following the law of Moses. He killed those who assassinated his father but spared their children.

1. Nadav
   Jehu
2. Solomon
   David

Nadav was killed by his captain Baasha. Baasha declared himself king of Israel and then had the rest of the royal family murdered.

1. Solomon
   Uzziah
2. Jotham
   Asa

Uzziah was king of Judah for 52 years. He tried to enter a temple and light incense on the altar, which was the job of priests, and this angered God so much that he was struck with leprosy.

1. Jotham
   Rezin
2. Jehoshaphat
   Ahab

Jotham was a king of Judah. He was the son of Uzziah.

1. Solomon
   Jehu
2. Ahaz
   David

King Ahaz is remembered as an evil king. He was easily influenced by the Assyrians and took part in pagan practices, like making his son pass through fire for the pagan god Moloch.

1. David
   Saul
2. Manasseh
   Asa

Manasseh was the son of Hezekiah. He undid many of his father's religious reforms as king of Judah.

1. Baasha
   Solomon
2. Amon
   Manasseh

Amon of Judah built idols and worshipped them. This led the people of Judah to revolt against him and assassinate him.

1. Amaziah
   Josiah
2. Menahem
   Saul

Josiah was a king of Judah whose reign began at age 8. He was a religious reformer known for compiling Hebrew scriptures and ordering tax money to be used to rebuild the temple.

1. Jehoahaz
   Asa
2. Saul
   Amon

Joehoahaz was King of Judah for only 3 months before his death. He did not follow the religious reforms of his father.

1. Menahem
   Asa
2. Jotham
   Saul

Menahem had a 10-year reign and began the House of Gadi. He murdered King Shallum and took his place.

1. Jehu
   Jehoiakim
2. Solomon
   Jehoshaphat

Jehoiakim ruled as a puppet of other nations and is described as a godless tyrant in Rabbinical literature. He reigned for 11 years.

1. Shallum
   David
2. Jeroboam
   Zechariah

Zechariah's rule lasted for only 6 months before he was killed by a captain from his own army. After four generations, he was the last of the house Jehu to take the thone.

1. Ahab
   Asa
2. Zedekiah
   David

Zedekiah was the last king of Judah before it was destroyed by Babylon. His reign ended with the siege and fall of Jerusalem.

1. Manesseh
   Jotham
2. Solomon
   Darius I

Darius I was a King of Persia. He is also the author of the Behistun inscription, which is a multilingual inscription carved into a cliff at Mount Behistun in Iran.