If I counted correctly, King Manasseh would have been the 13th
king of Judah. His father was Hezekiah, one of Judah's righteous
kings. When King Hezekiah became sick to death, he was told he
would die soon, but Hezekiah prayed fervently to be able to live
and God promised him another 15 years. Three years later, Manasseh
was born. When Manasseh was twelve years old, his father, Hezekiah,
died and Manasseh became king. He was the most wicked of all the
kings of either Judah OR Israel (which, today, we usually refer to
as the "northern kingdom"; it's the portion that separated itself,
preferring idol worship, after the death of King Solomon. II Kings
21:16, says Judah would be made desolate because King Manasseh had
made the streets of Jerusalem to run red with the blood of innocent
people. This included some of God's prophets as well. Jewish
tradition says that after Isaiah, the prophet, told Manasseh to
repent, he was taken outside and beheaded.