The story that this son of  Antipater ordered the Massacre of the Innocents is probably false.
Just before his death, he ordered that on the day he died the top noblemen from each city be rounded  up and executed, so if the people did not mourn his death, they would have someone's to mourn.  Although this order was not carried out, he was paranoid and routinely executed courtiers, including his  favorite wife Miriame and his three eldest sons whom he had strangled. The story that this son of  Antipater ordered the Massacre of the Innocents is probably false. For ten points name this king of Judea,  who died in 4 BC, after having rebuilt the Temple at Jerusalem.
Just before his death, he ordered that on the day he died the top noblemen from each city be rounded  up and executed, so if the people did not mourn his death, they would have someone's to mourn.  
Herod the Great