Among the episodes related in this book is the attack of Baasha upon his rival Asa, and the fortification of Rama that prevented anyone from going in or out.  Baasha's line would be wiped out by a drunken officer, Zimri, who himself would be killed by the general Omri.  Another episode tells about the campaign of Jehoshaphat against the Aramites despite the advice of the prophet Micaiah.  The book ends with Ahaziah returning to the worship of Baal and incurring God's displeasure.  A more famous episode involves the revolt of Adonijah against his father, an elderly David.  Other important episodes discuss the son of Omri, the wicked king Ahab, and the deeds of Elijah against him.  FTP, name this book of the Bible, that describes the split between Israel and Judah an
Among the episodes related in this book is the attack of Baasha upon his rival Asa, and the fortification of Rama that prevented anyone from going in or out.  Baasha's line would be wiped out by a drunken officer, Zimri, who himself would be killed by the general Omri.  Another episode tells about the campaign of Jehoshaphat against the Aramites despite the advice of the prophet Micaiah.  The book ends with Ahaziah returning to the worship of Baal and incurring God's displeasure.  A more famous episode involves the revolt of Adonijah against his father, an elderly David.  Other important episodes discuss the son of Omri, the wicked king Ahab, and the deeds of Elijah against him.  FTP, name this book of the Bible, that describes the split between Israel and Judah and the deeds of their earlier rulers.
Among the episodes related in this book is the attack of Baasha upon his rival Asa, and the fortification of Rama that prevented anyone from going in or out.  
I Kings (prompt on Kings, do not prompt on II Kings)