Magron

Family: Egyptians · Role: the Pharaoh's son and successor · First appears: Joseph'S Magnanimity

When Pharaoh died, Magron succeeded him, and the king’s last wish was that Joseph act as Magron’s father and administer state affairs for him. After Pharaoh’s death, Joseph became the actual ruler of Egypt while Magron held the royal title.

Not long after Levi died, Magron died. His son Malol succeeded him and, with his court, oppressed the Hebrews.

Relationship record

Life events

• The Pharaoh died, leaving Magron as his successor and entrusting Joseph with his care and state affairs.(Joseph'S Magnanimity)
  • With: Pharaoh (Joseph's)
  • “when Pharaoh departed this life, Joseph being then a man of seventy-one years of age, the king's last wish was that he might be a father unto his son and successor Magron, and administer the affairs of state for him.”
• Joseph became the actual ruler of Egypt while Magron held the royal title.(Joseph'S Magnanimity · 📍 Egypt)
  • With: Joseph
  • “But Joseph was made the actual ruler of the land, and though he was only viceroy in Egypt, he reigned as king over the lands outside of Egypt as far as the Euphrates”
• The Egyptian king Magron died.(The Beginning Of The Egyptian Bondage)
  • “Not long after the death of Levi occurred that of the Egyptian king Magron”
• Malol succeeded his father Magron as king and oppressed the Hebrews.(The Beginning Of The Egyptian Bondage)
  • With: Malol
  • “But his son and successor Malol, together with his whole court, knew not the sons of Jacob and their achievements, and they did not scruple to oppress the Hebrews.”

Joseph'S Magnanimity

• parent: Pharaoh (Joseph's) “As Joseph's dealings were kind and gentle with his brethren, so he was the helper and counsellor of the Egyptians, and when Pharaoh departed this life, Joseph being then a man of seventy-one years of age, the king's last wish was that he might be a father unto his son and successor Magron, and administer the affairs of state for him.”
• guardian: Joseph “As Joseph's dealings were kind and gentle with his brethren, so he was the helper and counsellor of the Egyptians, and when Pharaoh departed this life, Joseph being then a man of seventy-one years of age, the king's last wish was that he might be a father unto his son and successor Magron, and administer the affairs of state for him.”

The Beginning Of The Egyptian Bondage

• guardian: Joseph “Not long after the death of Levi occurred that of the Egyptian king Magron, who had been bred up by Joseph, and therefore was not wholly without grateful recollection of what he and his family had accomplished for the welfare of Egypt.”
• child: Malol “But his son and successor Malol, together with his whole court, knew not the sons of Jacob and their achievements, and they did not scruple to oppress the Hebrews.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Legends of the Jews, Volume II. Made with Rho MD.