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Simon Thassi
Second son of Mattathias, the first prince (r. 141–135 BCE) of the Hasmonean dynasty of the Kingdom of Judea.
The record
Simon Thassi was a second son of Mattathias, the first prince (r. 141–135 BCE) of the Hasmonean dynasty of the Kingdom of Judea. Born in 200 BC, Thassi died in 135 BC in Jericho.
Positions held include High Priest of Israel (-143–-134).
With a Wikipedia article in 36 languages, Simon Thassi is No. 35,119 in the People and Position Index.
- Born
- 200 BC
- Died
- 135 BC, Jericho
- Country
- Hasmonean Judea
- Known as
- Military leader, priest
- Field
- Military
- Children
- 2
- Wikipedia editions
- 36
Did you know
57
Was 57 when first high Priest of Israel (143 BC).
65
Lived to 65.
36
Has a Wikipedia article in 36 languages.
Computed from the Index and Wikidata.
Career
Positions held
- 143 BC–134 BCHigh Priest of Israel
Connections
Simon Thassi
- FatherMattathias
- SiblingJudah Maccabee
- SiblingJonathan Apphus
- SiblingJohn Gaddi
- SiblingEleazar Avaran
- ChildJohn Hyrcanus
- ChildJudas
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