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Zimri

King of Israel, with a reign of seven days; chariot commander who murdered king Elah, and succeeded him, but was overthrown by the army

  • Traditionally 10th century BCE – 885 BCE

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king of Israel, with a reign of seven days; chariot commander who murdered king Elah, and succeeded him, but was overthrown by the armyWikidata record description. Read Zimri (king) in the Wikipedia reader.

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  1. 885 BCE King of Israel Succeeded Elah · Succeeded by Omri

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