Separate genealogy research section · V17.6.3 identity audit
Complete Biblical Genealogy Network
Expand beyond the six backbone genealogies into collateral tribes, neighboring peoples, royal houses, priestly clans, restoration families, New Testament households, and the Herodian dynasty—without altering the historical timeline.
Coverage map
Fifteen connected networks
The corpus separates biological or genealogical descent from dynastic succession, clan identity, legal kinship, and historical reconstruction.
Searchable directory
People, houses, and ancestral groups
Filter the entire independent genealogy corpus. Select a record to inspect its relationships and open it in the focused visual explorer.
Network inventory
Branches and relationship density
Counts reveal which sections are full family trees and which are primarily royal, clan, or textual succession networks.
| Network | Area | People | Relationships | Default focus | Scope |
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Identity control
Repeated-name collision laboratory
Names recur across centuries, kingdoms, priestly lines, and Gospel households. These warnings prevent automatic conflation.
Scope boundary
What “complete network” means
The release greatly expands coverage but refuses to invent names, flatten collective houses into individuals, or hide conflicting genealogies.
Research base
Expansion sources
Biblical passages control each link. These sources govern the interpretation of Chronicles, restoration families, genealogical genre, and external Herodian reconstruction.