This man constructed a namesake monument after he announced he had no son to keep his name in remembrance, and in later years passersby would throw stones at it.
This man constructed a namesake monument after he announced he had no son to keep his name in remembrance, and in later years passersby would throw stones at it. An appeal for this man was made by a woman of Tekoa pretending to be a mourner. He was suckered by Hushai, who gave him intentionally bad advice. After this person died in the Battle of Ephraim's Wood, a ruler shouted "Would God I had died for thee" and cried so much that he was chastised by Joab. This man murdered Amnon to avenge the rape of his sister Tamar and he died when his hair was caught in an oak tree, leaving him vulnerable to be killed. This man obtained the treasonous adviser Ahithophel after taking Jerusalem from his father. For 10 points, name this rebellious son of David.
This man constructed a namesake monument after he announced he had no son to keep his name in remembrance, and in later years passersby would throw stones at it.
Absalom [or Avshalom]