Description: (King of Tyre)
Hiram I was a renowned Phoenician king of Tyre, celebrated for his significant contributions to trade and cultural exchange during the 10th century BCE. Known for his diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Israel, he played a crucial role in the construction of Solomon’s Temple by supplying cedar wood and skilled craftsmen. Hiram I's reign marked a period of prosperity for Tyre, as he expanded its influence through maritime trade and established Tyre as a major economic center in the ancient world.