Nasi (prince) of Israel

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Nasi (prince) of Israel was a Jewish leadership title denoting the political and often spiritual head of the Jewish people, particularly associated with periods of semi-autonomous governance in ancient and late antique Judea.

All labels observed (2)

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish leadership title
political office
religious office
title of honor
appearsInText Mishnah
Talmud
rabbinic literature
appliedIn Judea
Land of Israel
linked to: Eretz HaKodesh
associatedWithDynasty House of Hillel
associatedWithInstitution Jewish Patriarchate
Sanhedrin
countryOfOrigin ancient Israel
linked to: Ancient Israel
endOfOffice abolition of the patriarchate by the Byzantine emperor Theodosius II
existedDuring Byzantine rule in Palestine
Roman rule in Judea
governs Jewish communal affairs
hasAuthorityOver Jewish courts in the Land of Israel
Sanhedrin
hasMeaning leader
prince
hasRole head of the rabbinic court
political head of the Jewish community
representative of the Jews before foreign authorities
spiritual leader of the Jewish people
heldByGroup descendants of Hillel the Elder
languageOfTerm Hebrew
lastHolder Gamaliel VI
legalStatus recognized by Roman authorities as Jewish patriarch
positionHeldBy Gamaliel VI
Hillel II
Hillel the Elder
Rabban Gamliel of Yavneh
linked to: Rabban Gamaliel II

Rabban Gamliel the Elder
linked to: Rabban Gamaliel II

Rabbi Judah haNasi
linked to: Judah ha-Nasi

heads of the Sanhedrin
patriarchs of the Jewish people
relatedConcept Exilarch
Patriarch of the Jews
Rabban
linked to: Rabbi

Rosh Yeshiva
linked to: Rabbi
religion Judaism
timePeriod Amoraic period
Second Temple period
Tannaitic period
late Second Temple period
late antiquity
usedBy Jewish people

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Simon bar Kokhba claimedTitle Nasi (prince) of Israel
Simon Thassi title Nasi (prince) of the Jewish people
linked to: Nasi (prince) of Israel