List of rulers of Sheba

List of rulers of Sheba

The following are the two alternative listings of the Rulers of the kingdom of Sheba.

Version 1

* Samahu 'Ali ca. 750 BC

* Yada'-il Dharih ?

* Yathi'-amar Watar I ?

* Yada'-il Bayin I ?

* Yathi'-amar Watar II ?

* Kariba-il Bayin ?

* Dhamar 'Ali Watar ?

* Samahu 'Ali Yanif I ?

* Yathi'-amar Bayin I ?

* Kariba-il Watar I ca. 450 BC

* Samahu 'Ali Darih ?

* Kariba-il Watar II ?

* Il-Sharah I ?

* Yada ?

* Yakrib ?

* Yathi' ?

* Karib-il ?

* Samah ?

* Il-Sharah II ?

* Dhamar ?

* Yada' ?

* Dhamar ?

* Karib-il Watar IV ?

* Il-Karib Yuhan'im ?

* Karib-il Watar V ?

* Wahb-il ?

* Anmar Yuhan'im ?

* Dhamar 'Ali Darih ?

* Nash'a-Karib Yuhamin ?

* Nasir Yuhan'im ?

* Wahb-il Yahuz ?

* Karib-il Watar Yuhan'im ?

* Yarim Ayman I ca. 80-ca. 60 BC

* 'Alhan Nahfan ca. 60- ? BC

* Far'um Yanhab ?

* Yarim Ayman II ca. 35-ca. 25 BC

* Sha'irum Awtar ca. 25 BC- ? with:
* Yazil Bayin ca. 25 BCE- ? and with:
* Ilasharah Yahdub ca. 25 BCE- ? (reigned after the demise of both Yazil Bayin and Sha'irum Awtar)

* Sheba to Himyar thereafter

Version 2

(High Priests) Mukkaribs of the Sabians

* 1200-800 BCE

* unknown

Mukkaribs of Saba

* Yada’il Yanif ben Kariba-il ca. 755-ca. 740 BC

* Samahu 'Ali Darih I ben Yada’il Yanuf ca. 740-715 BC

* Yathi'-amar Bayin I after 715 BC

* Dhamar 'Ali I after 715-before ca. 685 BC

* Kariba-il Watar I ca.685-ca.675 BC

* Samahu’Ali I after 675 BC

* Yada’il Darih I ?

* Samahu 'Ali Yanuf I ?

* Darih ?

* Yathi'-amar Watar ?

* Yada’il Bayin I ?

* Karib-il Bayin I ?

* Dhamar 'Ali Watar ?

* Samahu’Ali Yanuf II ca. 545-ca. 525 BC

Kings of Saba

* Styled Malik
* Yathi’-amar Bayin II ca. 525-ca. 495 BC

* Kariba-il I after 495 BC

* Yada’il I ? and:
* Yathi’-amar I

* Kariba-il II

* Samahu’Ali II

* Yada'il II

* Yathi’amar II

* Yada’il Bayin II

* Samahu’Ali Yanuf III ca. 410-ca. 380 BC and:
* Yathi’-amar Watar I

* Yaqrub Malik Darih ?

* Samahu’Ali Yanuf IV ?

* Yada’il Bayin III ?

* Yaqrub Malik Watar I ?

* Yathi’-amar Bayin III before 320 BC

* Karib-il Watar II ca. 320-ca. 270 BC

* Yada’il Bayin IV after 270 BC

* Yaqrub Malik Watar II ?

* Dhamar’Ali Yanuf ?

* Yathi’-amar Bayin IV before ca. 200 BC

* Samahu’Ali Darih II ca. 200-ca. 175 BC

* Karib-il Bayin II

* Yathi’-amar III before ca. 140 BC

* ??? ca. 140-ca. 116 BC

* Under Himyar 116-55 BC

* Samahu’Ali Yanuf V ca. 55 BC

* Yada’il Watar I ca. 30 BC

* Dhamar’Ali Bayin I ca. 25 BC

* Yadail Darih II ca. 10 BC-ca. 10 CE

* Yathi’-amar Watar II ca. 10-20 CE

* Yada’il Watar II ca. 20-30 CE

* Dhamar 'Ali Bayin II ca. 30-60 CE

* Karib-il Watar Yuhan'im ca. 60-75 CE

* Dhamar’Ali Darih ca. 75-85 CE

* Ilasharah Yahdub ca. 85-100 CE

* Most parts to Himyar thereafter

Gurat and Marib

These two nations were the remnants of Sheba and both fell to Himyar in the 3th Century

Gurat

* Nash'a-Karib Yahamin ben Dhamar’Ali Bayin II ca. 85-ca. 100 CE

* Sa'd Shams Asra ben Ilsharah Yahdub ca. 100-ca. 130 CE

* Murtaza Yuham'in ca. 130-ca. 160

* ??? 160-180

* Farim Yanhub ca. 180-ca. 200

* Ilsharah Yahdub II ca. 200-ca. 230

* Nash'a-Karib Yamin ca. 230-ca. 250

* To Himyar thereafter

Marib

* Kurb ail Watur ibn Thamar ibn Ali 4th Century BC

* Yas'a 4th Century BC

* ??? 4th Century BC-ca.100 CE

* Bahab’il Yahuz ca. 100-ca. 130 CE

* Anmar Yuhamin ca. 130-ca. 140 CE

* Kariba-il Watar Yuham’in after ca. 140 CE

* Rabb Shams Nimran after ca. 140 CE-before ca.190 ce

* Sahr Autar ca. 190-ca. 200

* Lahay’atat Yarham ca. 200

* To Himyar thereafter

ee also

* Rulers of Saba and Himyar - a reconstruction of the lineage of the rulers of Saba and Himyar based on extant inscriptions. Based on the work of Dr. Javad Ali.


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