| David (40 years, 1 Chr. 10–29) |
| Solomon (40 years, 2 Chr. 1–9) |
| Rehoboam (17 years, 2 Chr. 10–12) |
| Abijah (3 years, 2 Chr. 13) |
| Asa (41 years, 2 Chr. 14–16) |
| Jehoshaphat (25 years, 2 Chr. 17–20) |
| Jehoram (8 years, 2 Chr. 21) |
| Ahaziah (1 year, 2 Chr. 22:1-9) |
| Athaliah (6 years, 2 Chr. 22:10–23:21) |
| Joash (40 years, 2 Chr. 24) |
| Amaziah (29 years, 2 Chr. 25) |
| Uzziah (52 years, 2 Chr. 26) |
| Jotham (16 years, 2 Chr. 27) |
| Ahaz (16 years, 2 Chr. 27) |
| Hezekiah (29 years, 2 Chr. 29–32) |
| Manasseh (55 years, 2 Chr. 33:1-20) |
| Amon (2 years, 2 Chr. 33:21-25) |
| Josiah (31 years, 2 Chr. 34–35) |
| Jehoahaz (3 months, 2 Chr. 36:1-4) |
| Jehoiakim (11 years, 2 Chr. 36:5-8) |
| Jehoiachin (3 months, 2 Chr. 36:9-10) |
| Zedekiah (11 years, 2 Chr. 36:11-16) |
The Lord promised David that his kingdom would endure and his throne would be established forever (2 Samuel 7:16). As a partial fulfillment of this promise, David and his descendants ruled Judah for over 400 years. Jesus Christ was a direct descendant of David and was the ultimate fulfillment of this promise (Acts 2:22-36).