He divided his country up into twelve districts so that every district would spend one month supporting him. His father-in-law, a pharaoh, burned down the Canaanite city Gezer as a gift for this man, and he gave advice such as "the treacherous shall be uprooted from the land." He is attributed to writing a song about "the rose of sharon and the lily of the valleys," and in a dispute between two harlots he decided to cut their child in half. For 10 points, name this king, visited by the queen of Sheba, who succeeded his father David.
He divided his country up into twelve districts so that every district would spend one month supporting him. His father-in-law, a pharaoh, burned down the Canaanite city Gezer as a gift for this man, and he gave advice such as "the treacherous shall be uprooted from the land." He is attributed to writing a song about "the rose of sharon and the lily of the valleys," and in a dispute between two harlots he decided to cut their child in half. For 10 points, name this king, visited by the queen of Sheba, who succeeded his father David.
He divided his country up into twelve districts so that every district would spend one month supporting him.
King {Solomon}