The Legends of the Jews, Volume II

Pharaoh's infant grandchild

First appears: Treachery Punished

At Pharaoh (Joseph's)’s death, Joseph handed the crown to Pharaoh’s infant grandchild, who was still in arms. Joseph had acted toward the child “in a father's stead all his life.”

Relationship record

Life events

  • Joseph handed the crown to Pharaoh's infant grandchild, whom he had treated as a son.(Treachery Punished)
    • With: Joseph
    • “He in turn handed the crown on to the grandchild of Pharaoh, an infant in arms at the time of his grandfather's death, toward whom Joseph had acted in a father's stead all his life.”

Treachery Punished

  • elder kin: Pharaoh (Joseph's) “He in turn handed the crown on to the grandchild of Pharaoh, an infant in arms at the time of his grandfather's death”
  • guardian: Joseph “toward whom Joseph had acted in a father's stead all his life.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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