King Solomon Harem: “seven hundred wives, princesses, and three hundred concubines”

The case of Solomon, a record breaker and maker is yet to be forgotten in history. Solomon, son of David married over 1000 wives. (technically 700 wives, 300 concubines).

Wow!

By comparison, most modern practitioners of polygamy tend to keep the number of wives limited to one or two digits.

• An Indian man named Ziona Chana had 39 wives.
• A Nigerian man named Mohammed Bello Abubakar had 97 wives.
• Mormon pioneers Joseph Smith and Brigham Young had 30 and 55 wives, respectively.

No too shabby too!

But 1,000 Women just for YOU!

He must be a fucking machine. Literally!

Yet, God blessed him with more riches, wisdom, happiness, and pussies!

Although there is no record of whether Solomon was able to satisfy his numerous bed mates sexually.

Nevertheless, it is on record that God was with him.

He controlled the entire region west of the Euphrates and had peace on his borders.

He owned 12,000 horses with horsemen and 1,400 chariots.

But who give a fuck about horses and chariots when you possess 1,000 sex slaves. 😜

He also had some Royal pussies in his diverse and elaborate Harem. Read more on this later in this post.

King Solomon got so busy with his sexual duties that he even forgot God and his commands.

A Virgin fetish!  That explain King Solomon 1000 wives since he always needed a new one.

Now let’s get a little serious.

I will put my enthusism, perversity, and fascination for Harems aside to present you a more “scientific” historical portrait of King Solomon and his Harem.

King Solomon’s Harem and the Women Within

King Solomon, one of the most famous biblical kings, was known for his wisdom, wealth, and extensive harem. According to the Bible, Solomon had a staggering 700 wives and 300 concubines, many of whom were foreign women of different ethnicities and royal status. His relationships with these women are often depicted as a symbol of his wealth and political alliances, but they also became a source of controversy due to their influence on his religious practices.

The Women of Solomon’s Harem

The women in Solomon’s harem came from various nations, reflecting the vast extent of his diplomatic relationships. Many of them were not Israelites, which later became a problem as they brought foreign religions with them. Some key characteristics of the women in Solomon’s harem include:

1. Foreign Origin: Solomon married women from Moab, Ammon, Edom, Sidon, and Hittite regions. His marriage to Pharaoh’s daughter is particularly famous, representing an alliance with Egypt.
2. Political Marriages: Many of these marriages were strategic, designed to secure peace and alliances with neighboring kingdoms. Women from powerful families were often offered to solidify these bonds.
3. Religious Influence: These foreign women played a significant role in leading Solomon away from his devotion to God, encouraging him to worship their gods, which ultimately led to the downfall of his kingdom.

Conclusion

Solomon’s harem was vast and diverse, filled with women of foreign descent who shaped not only his personal life but also the future of Israel through their religious influences and political connections.

King Solomon known how to mix pleasure with political opportunities!

However, as explained in the below Youtube video. His lust for more wives and sex led to his downfall.

THE FORBIDDEN WIVES OF KING SOLOMON AND WHY WAS THIS HIS DOWNFALL?

Don’t cry for Solomon.

Many men and women’s have it a lot worse than he did.

At least, he had a fuckin’ good time doing so!

Sources and related links:
https://www.pygodblog.com/king-solomon-his-1000-wives/

https://www.grunge.com/386845/the-massive-number-of-wives-king-solomon-had/
https://patsyraedawson.com/song-of-solomon/king-solomon-made-love-to-1000-virgins-but-he-never-enjoyed-great-sex/
https://embarrassthealligator.com/ask-patsyrae/neuroscience-reveals-solomon-and-his-1000-wives%e2%80%99-stunted-sexual-growth/
https://ebiographer.wordpress.com/2015/05/07/is-polygamy-a-sin-against-god-or-man/

https://www.learnreligions.com/who-were-king-solomons-wives-117402
https://jwa.org/encyclopedia/article/women-of-solomon-bible