Joseph Zaphanathpaaneah of Israel 
Joseph Zaphanathpaaneah was born in 2054 BC in Padanaram. Joseph Zaphanathpaaneah's father was King Jacob ben Isaac I of Goshen and his mother is Rachel bint Laban. His paternal grandfather was Isaac and his paternal grandmother is Rebekah; his maternal grandfather is Laban. He had a brother named Benjamen. He had three half-brothers and a half-sister, named "Zeus-Jupiter", Levi, Zebulon and Barayah. He died in 1944 BC in Thebes, Egypt.General Notes
# Event: Slave Sale 2037 BC Heraclepolis,Egypt 3
# Occupation: Senior Prison Trustee 2035 BC
# _DATE2: 1934 BC Heraclepolis,Egypt 4
# Occupation: Executive Vice-Pharaoh 2024 BC
# _DATE2: 1854 BC Thebes,Egypt 5
# Event: Received his brothers after accusing them of espionage Notable Event 2016 BC Thebes,Egypt 6
# Event: Admitted his relatives into Egypt as lawful residents Notable Event 2015 BC Goshen,Egypt 7
# Note:
BIOGRAPHY: Joseph Zaphanathpaneel, sold into Egypt as a slave and then made second-in-command to Pharaoh himself to see Egypt through a disastrous famine.
BIOGRAPHY: Krogh gives a marvelously detailed description of Joseph's career and a convincing model from extra-Biblical sources. Briefly, Joseph's career spanned a civil war in Egypt near the end of the Eleventh Dynasty in the Middle Kingdom. Among the Pharaohs mentioned during this time are:
BIOGRAPHY: Merikare of Heraclepolis, who wore the serpent crown when Joseph first arrived in Egypt. The butler and baker, thrown into prison where Joseph had in essence become the Senior Trustee, were part of Merikare's court.
BIOGRAPHY: Mentuhotep of Thebes, Merikare's opponent, who ultimately defeated him. This was the Pharaoh who had the troubling dreams and who accepted Joseph as his grand vizier in order to avert a national disaster that would also become a personal one for him.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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- b.dd MMM 1650 BC in Ur, Chaldea, Mesopotamia d. in Ur, Chaldea, Mesopotamia
- b.dd MMM 1620 BC in Ur, Chaldea, Mesopotamia d. in Charran, Padan-aram
- b.dd MMM 1645 BC
- b.dd MMM 1585 BC in Ur, Chaldea, Mesopotamia d. in Hebron, Canaan, Palestine
- b.dd MMM 1615 BC
- b.dd MMM 1525 BC in Haran, Padan-Aram, Egypt d. in Beersheba, Canaan, Palestine
- b.dd MMM 1580 BC in Ur, Chaldea, Mesopotamia
- b.~ 1491 in Lahai-Roi, Canaan, Palastine d. in Egypt
- b.dd MMM 1620 BC in Ur, Chaldea, Mesopotamia d. in Charran, Padan-aram
- b.dd MMM 1589 BC
- b.dd MMM 1615 BC
- b.dd MMM 1548 BC in Paddanaram
- b.dd MMM 1592 BC in Ur, Chaldea, Mesopotamia
- b.dd MMM 1566 BC
- b.dd MMM 1590 BC
- b.dd MMM 1520 BC in Haran, Padan-Aram, Egypt
- b.dd MMM 2054 BC in Padanaram d.dd MMM 1944 BC in Thebes, Egypt
- b.dd MMM 1620 BC in Ur, Chaldea, Mesopotamia d. in Charran, Padan-aram
- b.dd MMM 1589 BC
- b.dd MMM 1615 BC
- b.dd MMM 1548 BC in Paddanaram
- b.dd MMM 1592 BC in Ur, Chaldea, Mesopotamia
- b.dd MMM 1566 BC
- b.dd MMM 1590 BC
- b.dd MMM 1515 BC
- b.dd MMM 2000 BC
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‌Joseph Zaphanathpaaneah and Asenath were married in a religious ceremony in Thebes, Egypt. They had two sons named Aye and Manasseh.
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