- Aramaean kingdoms
The Aramaean kingdoms were many. The following were:
= Aram-Naharaim =
= Aram Maacha =
= Aram Geschur =
= Aram Damascus
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= Paddan Aram =
= Aram Rehob
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= Aram Soba =
= Osroene =
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