Judah ha-Nasi

יהודה הנשיא (Known as "Rabbi / Rabbeinu HaKadosh")

[]

Born c. 135 CE

Galilee, Judea

Passed Away c. 217 CE Sepphoris, Judea

Lifespan 82 years old

2 views

Notice / Correction

"I have learned much from my teachers, more from my colleagues, and most of all from my students."

Archival Overview

Prince (Nasi) of the Sanhedrin and chief editor of the Mishnah, who committed the Oral Torah to writing to ensure its preservation for all Jewish generations.

Biographical Record

Judah ha-Nasi (c. 135–217 CE) was the descendant of Hillel, combining great wealth, profound humility, and deep political friendship with Roman authorities.

Recognizing that scattering and persecution threatened oral memory, he undertook the monumentally courageous task of organizing and redacting the six orders of the Mishnah.

Key Life Milestones

189

Compilation of the Six Orders of the Mishnah

Completed the monumental redaction of the Mishnah, the foundation of the Talmud.

200

Relocation of Sanhedrin to Sepphoris

Led the Sanhedrin in Sepphoris, establishing prosperous judicial autonomy with Rome.

Memorial Guestbook & Tributes

0 messages recorded

Leave a Respectful Tribute

Select a sentiment or reaction (optional):

Rest in Peace Forever remembered and cherished Your legacy lives on in all of us With deep gratitude for your life and light

Your Name / Title *

Your Email (Private, for anti-abuse)

Tribute Message *

No tributes recorded yet. Be the first to leave a message in honor of Judah ha-Nasi.

Final Resting Place

Perpetual Memorial

Beit She'arim National Park
Beit She'arim, Israel

                         GPS: 32.7039, 35.1294                    

View on Memory Atlas

Archival Standards PastLegacies adheres to strict neutral biographical guidelines and legal standards of remembrance. Next-of-kin may request modifications or removal at any time via our expedited process.

Read Governance Policy →