In 1 Chronicles 5:12, the Gadite leaders in Bashan are named, continuing the same genealogical record.

1 Chronicles 5:16 expands on the Gadite territory, listing towns and suburbs in Bashan and Gilead.

In Numbers 21:33, the conquest of Bashan and defeat of King Og provides the historical background for the Gadites' settlement there.

In Numbers 32:34-36, the Gadites build cities in Jazer and Gilead, detailing their settlement east of Jordan.

In Deuteronomy 3:10-17, Moses assigns Bashan to Gad and Reuben, giving the legal basis for their territory.

In Joshua 12:4, Og king of Bashan is listed among defeated kings, confirming the conquest of that region.

In Joshua 13:24-28, the Gadites' inheritance is described, including cities in Gilead, connecting to their settlement in Bashan.

In Joshua 13:11, Bashan is assigned to the half-tribe of Manasseh, but Gad also lived there, showing overlapping territory.

In Genesis 46:16, the sons of Gad are listed, providing the genealogy of the tribe that later settled in Bashan.