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Scota ("Princess of Egypt") Princess of Egypt and Milesius ("Prince of Galicia") Prince of Galicia were married in Egypt. She died.

Heberian ("King of Ireland") King of Ireland died.

Milesius ("Prince of Galicia") Prince of Galicia was born in Galicia. He and Scota ("Princess of Egypt") Princess of Egypt were married in Egypt. He died in Galicia.

Nectonibus ("Pharoh of Egypt") Pharoh of Egypt was born in. He died.

Breoghan ("King of Galicia") King of Galicia died.

Breoghan or Brigus was King of Galicia, Andalusia, Murcia, Castile and Portugal.
Castile was once called Brigia after him, and it is considered that Castile owes the latter name to the figure of a castle which Breoghanbore for his arms on his banner. Breoghan sent a colony to Britain, whosettled in the counties of York, Lancaster, Durham, Westmoreland andCumberland. These colonists were called Brigantes, whose posterity gave formidable opposition to the Romans at the Roman invasion of Britain.

Deag ("King of Gothia") King of Gothia died.

Led a colony from Scythia to Galicia in Spain.

Bile ("King of Galicia") King of Galicia died.

Brathaus ("King of Gothia") King of Gothia died.

Tea ("Princess of Judah") Tephi Princess of Judah died in SEE NOTES RE: CHRONOLOGY!

Princess Tea Tephi was the daughter of King Zedekiah of Judah. She took with her the stone used as a pillow of rock by Jacob, which is said to remain to this day in Ireland.

Records indicate Tea Tephi flourished in 580 BC, but her husband King Heremon
reigned in 1698 BC. From this point back, years will reflect the 580 BC starting point to retain continuity of the records used at present. (The Annals of the Four Masters, Royal Genealogies, Anderson.)

Heremon ("King of Ireland") King of Ireland died.

Heremon ("King of Ireland") King of Ireland was a 1698-1683 BC (1st King of Ireland.) Heremon was the seventh son of Milesius and from him were descended thekings, nobility and gentry of the kingdoms of Connaught, Dalriada,Leinster, Meath, Orgiall, Ossory; of Scotland since the fifth century; ofUlster since the fourth century; and of England from the reign of HenryII. "The house of Heremon," writes O'Callaghan, "from the number ofprinces of great families
and the extensive territories acquired by those belonging to it, wasregarded by far as the most illustrious, so much so, according to thebest authority, that it would be as reasonable to affirm that one poundis equal in value to 100 pounds
as it would be to compare to any other line with that of Heremon."

King Heremon, together with his brother Heber, were jointly the firstMilesian Monarchs of Ireland. They began to reign in 1698 BC. Heremon andHeber reigned jointly for only one year, when upon a difference betweentheir ambitious
wives, they fought the battle of Ardcath, where Heber was Slain byHeremon.
Heremon then reigned alone as the 2nd Monarch of Ireland for 14 years,during which time a certain colony of Picts, called by the Irish"Cruitneargh," arrived in Ireland and requested Heremon to assignto thema part of the country in which to settle, which he refused to do. But,giving them as wives the widows of the Tuatha-de-Danan slain in battle,he sent them with a strong part of his own forces
to a conquered country then called Alba, but now called Scotland,conditionally, that they and their posterity should be tributary to theMonarchs of Ireland.

Heremon died in 1683 BC and was succeeded by three of his four sons,Muimne, Luigne and Laighean, who reigned for three years and were slainby their brother and successor, Heberian.

Jehoiakim ("King of Judah") King of Judah was born in Judah. He died in 598 BCE.

Jehoiakim ("King of Judah") King of Judah was King of Judah (609-598 BC.) Jehoiakim (The Lord raiseth up. King of Judah (609-598 BC), originallycalled Eliakim. He was the son of Josiah, king of Judah, and was brotherof Zedekiah.
He was not a faithful ruler and burned the manuscript of one of theprophecies of Jeremiah. See Jeremiah 36: 1-26. Jeremiah wrote theprophecy again. Jehoiakim was given the dishonorable burial of an ass.See Jeremiah 2:18. He was succeeded by his son Jehoiachin, who in turnwas succeeded by Zedekiah.
(Bible Dictionary, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)

Jehoiakim was the son of Josiah. (Jeremiah 1:3)

Judah (Contemporary of Jeremiah; Jeremiah 1:3.)

Heber Scot died.

Boemain ("King of Scythia") King of Scythia died.

Ogamain ("King of Scythia") King of Scythia died.

Agnon died.

Lamhfionn died.

Heber Glunfionn died.

Agnan ("King of Gothia") Fionn King of Gothia died.

Febric ("King of Gothia") Glas King of Gothia died.

Neuall ("King of Gothia") King of Gothia died.

Adateneses died.

Father Eliakim son of Mathusalo and Edna.

Cingris ("Pharoh of Egypt") Pharoh of Egypt died.

Naamh was born before 2460 BCE. She died after 2348 BCE.

Scota Princess of Egypt died.

Japheth ben Noah was born in (Noah was 450 years old when he begat Japheth.) He died.

Japheth, eldest son of Noah: "And Noah was 450 years old and begatJapheth; and forty-two years afterward he begat Shem of her who was themother of Japheth, and when he was five hundred years old, he begat Ham."(Moses 8:12)

His descendants were dispersed over the European coasts of theMediterranean
and the districts adjoining the Black and Caspian seas, forming what isnow called the Indo-European family of nations. (LDS Bible Dictionary, p710)

Japheth, eldest son of Noah: "And Noah was 450 years old and begatJapheth; and forty-two years afterward he begat Shem of her who was themother of Japheth, and when he was five hundred years old, he begat Ham."(Moses 8:12)

His descendants were dispersed over the European coasts of theMediterranean
and the districts adjoining the Black and Caspian seas, forming what isnow called the Indo-European family of nations. (LDS Bible Dictionary, p710.)