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Jews destroyed Jerusalém 10/23/25(Thu)11:13:16 No.216116383

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Jews destroyed Jerusalém Anonymous 10/23/25(Thu)11:13:16 No.216116383

Agrippa II and Berenice,who helped Rome destroy Jerusalem, were descendants of the Maccabees (Hasmonean dynasty) through their maternal ancestry, specifically through Mariamne I.
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The genealogical connection is as follows:
Herod the Great married Mariamne I, who was a Hasmonean (Maccabean) princess.
They had a son named Aristobulus IV.
Aristobulus IV had a son Herod Agrippa I.
Agrippa I and Berenice were the parents of Herod Agrippa II and his sister Berenice.
Therefore, Agrippa II and Berenice had Hasmonean (Maccabean) blood in their veins through their great-grandmother, Mariamne I.
Agrippa II and Berenice werebrothers and sons of Herod Agrippa IThey became prominent figures in Jewish-Roman history, with Agrippa II, a king who served the Romans, and Berenice, a woman who married several times and was the lover of Emperor Titus. Agrippa II and Berenice are known primarily from the Bible, where they are mentioned in Acts 25 and 26.
Agrippa II : He was king of Judea and ruled several territories. During the Great Jewish Revolt, he supported the Romans and, according to records, became a capable ruler.
Berenice : Agrippa II's sister, she was married to her uncle, the King of Chalcis, and after his death, she lived with her brother. She married King Polemus, but returned to live with Agrippa.
Relationship with Titus : Berenice became the lover of the Roman general Titus, who later became emperor. They appeared together in Rome, but the circumstances of their disappearance from historical records remain unknown.
Acts 25 and 26 : Agrippa II and Bernice are mentioned in the Bible in connection with the trial of the apostle Paul at Caesarea. Agrippa and Bernice heard Paul's defense, and the passage is often cited in biblical studies.