Region: West Asia · Coordinates: 32.788, 35.542 · 9 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 20 | Josephus, Jewish War and Antiquities of the Jews | Herod Antipas founds Tiberias on the shore of the Sea of Galilee in honor of Tiberius |
| AD 39 | Josephus, Jewish War and Antiquities of the Jews | Because of Herodias's ambition, Antipas is accused in Rome and banished |
| AD 40 | Josephus, Jewish War and Antiquities of the Jews | At Tiberias Petronius gathers tens of thousands of Jews, announces the emperor's order and postpones setting up the statue |
| AD 67 | Josephus, Jewish War and Antiquities of the Jews | The people of Tarichaeae praised Josephus, but those of Tiberias insulted and threatened him |
| AD 67 | Josephus, Jewish War and Antiquities of the Jews | When Tiberias revolts, calling in Agrippa again, Josephus rushes there and punishes the ringleader Clitus |
| AD 67 | Josephus, Jewish War and Antiquities of the Jews | The elders of Tiberias flee to the Roman camp and surrender the city together with the king |
| AD 620 | Theophanes, Chronographia | When Heraclius reaches Tiberias, Christians denounce Benjamin, who is very wealthy. |
| AD 1113 | William of Tyre, A History of Deeds Done Beyond the Sea | The Turkish grand prince Manduk invades the kingdom with a great army; the king opposes him and is defeated |
| AD 1121 | William of Tyre, A History of Deeds Done Beyond the Sea | Dodequin, king of Damascus, plunders the lands of Tiberias, and the king opposes him |