Who was the first king of the Southern Kingdom?

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Multiple Choice

Who was the first king of the Southern Kingdom?

Explanation:
When the Israelite monarchy split after Solomon’s reign, the Southern Kingdom (Judah) needed its own king. Rehoboam, Solomon’s son, became the ruler of Judah, making him the first king of the Southern Kingdom. Saul was the first king overall of the united kingdom before the split, while Manasseh and Jehoram were later kings of Judah, not the first.

When the Israelite monarchy split after Solomon’s reign, the Southern Kingdom (Judah) needed its own king. Rehoboam, Solomon’s son, became the ruler of Judah, making him the first king of the Southern Kingdom. Saul was the first king overall of the united kingdom before the split, while Manasseh and Jehoram were later kings of Judah, not the first.

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