Joseph II Phasael (Josephus Phaselus) b. -40
| Lineage | Herodian |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | Joseph II Phasael |
| Other last names | Josephus Phaselus |
| Other given names | Kieou-tsieou-kio (Chinese), Kadphizès (Parthian), Piliste (Greco-Roman), Ilasharah Yahdub (Arabic) |
| Parents | |
| Wiki-page | wikipedia:Phasael |
Events
-40 birth: in Exhilos, Postumous
child birth: ♂ Titus Justis (Jarius) ? (Phasael, The Essene, Desposyni)
child birth: ♀ Lydia ? (Phaseal)
child birth: ♀ Assia ? (Phasael)
child birth: ♂ Simon ? (Phasael)
child birth: ♂ James ? (Phasael)
child birth: ♂ Judas ? (Phasael)
residence: Egypt
residence: Jerusalem
residence: Nazareth
residence: Betharamphtha, Probably Beit Lahna, in the Province of Galatea
residence: Sumhuram, Kane, Sumharium Cana
calculated child birth: ♂ Kujula Kadphises b. calculated d. about 80
-25 occupation: Hadramut, Saba, Ship's Carpenter, Overseer of the Judean Shipyard
Notes
Grandson of Person:169851 Great Nephew of Person:95771
The children of Joseph Phasael were recognized by the Parthian Magi as legitimate heirs of the combined kingdom of Israel and Judah. Their grandfather Phasael was a Parthian prince in exile, and the heir of Descalytis. The Parthians were notoriously bloodthirsty when it came to culling the list of hereditary princes rendering Princes scarce, however they were particularly protective of the Jewish priests and princes. This gave rise to an old proverb “When you see a Parthian charger chained to a tombstone in the Land of Israel, the hour of the Messiah will be near”. Ironically, this proverb was fulfilled in the visit of the Parthian Magi to the house of Joseph Phasael where the Parthian princes paid homage to prince Zeionises the son of Joseph Phasael and Miramne of the house of David.
- ↑ Josephus, Jewish Antiquities xiv. 9, § 2; Wars of the Jews (Bellum Judaicum) i. 10, § 4. -
- ↑ # Josephus, Flavius. William Whistom, translator. (2003) The Works of Josephus: Complete and Unabridged, Updated Edition(17th printing). The Antiquities of the Jews.The Wars of the Jews. Peabody, MA: Hendrickson Publishers. ISBN 1-56563-167-6 -
- ↑ Vita Triparta -
From grandparents to grandchildren
religion: Xalmoxian
other: Nicknamed (The Idumean)
death: -4
