1 Kings 11:43 reports Solomon's death and Rehoboam's succession — the exact son named here succeeding his father.

1 Kings 14:21 introduces Rehoboam's reign, the son of Solomon named in this verse — parallel king list.

1 Kings 15:1 introduces Abijam (Abijah) as king of Judah, providing a chronological marker for his reign.

1 Kings 15:6 records Rehoboam's continual war with Jeroboam, adding historical detail to his place in the genealogy.

1 Kings 15:8 records Abijam's death and Asa's succession, continuing the genealogical narrative.

1 Kings 15:24 reports Asa's death and Jehoshaphat's succession, the next link in the Davidic line.

2 Chronicles 13:1 similarly dates Abijah's accession, paralleling the history in Kings.

2 Chronicles 14:1 also notes Abijah's death and Asa's reign, adding that the land was quiet.

2 Chronicles 17:1 describes Jehoshaphat's reign beginning, strengthening himself against Israel.

Matthew 1:7 repeats the same genealogical line from Solomon to Asa, confirming the Davidic ancestry of Jesus.

Matthew 1:8 continues Jesus' genealogy from Asa through Jehoshaphat, parallel to Chronicles.

1 Kings 22:41 dates Jehoshaphat's reign relative to Ahab, providing historical synchronization.

2 Chronicles 10:1 begins Rehoboam's reign story, directly following the genealogy listing him as Solomon's son.

2 Chronicles 12:16 records Rehoboam's death and Abijah's succession, confirming the genealogical line from Rehoboam to Abijah.