According to The Bible, King David created a great empire by conquest, rather than by trade. Of course every prosperous empire will trade, and the Bible suggests this.
However, archaeologists say there was no great empire at the time attributed to David. They find evidence of scattered villages and two or three small cities, but nothing that suggests power or great prosperity. Even the conquest of Meggido, once assumed to have taken place in the time of David because this matched to biblical account, has been redated to the ninth century BCE.
king David built an empire for israel
King David.
They wanted to establish and solidify a large, cohesive, stable and prosperous empire.
Jerusalem. King David's kingship is now doubted. Until there is a King David as written in the Bible is established, we cannot give a factual answer to your question see link "King David and Jerusalem: Myth and Reality
David helped to make Israel a mighty empire.
King David was a mighty king, he built a nighty empire. He killed Goliath, as well as over a hundred philistines. He started to build the temple, but Solomon finished it,
Establish 20 provincial governors,under control of the king and his council, and leave the existing local government in place.
King David built Isa real into a mighty empire, and he was a very popular king. His son King Solomon is known for his wisdom and for building the famous temple.
David made Israel a mighty empire, , and Jerusalem as the capital city, and david started building the temple, but it was Solomon who finally finished building the temple of God.
Sir Thomas Roe was sent on a diplomatic mission to the Mughal Empire in India by King James I of England in 1615. His primary purpose was to secure trading privileges for the English East India Company, establish diplomatic relations, and gain a foothold in the lucrative Indian trade markets. Roe aimed to negotiate for the right to establish a trading post and protect English interests in the region against other European powers.
David slew Goliath, built a mighty empire, he wanted to build the famous temple, but god did not want him to do it as he had blood on his fingers.
No. there are no historical record or archaeological evidence outside the Bible that the alleged United Empire of King David and King Solomon were a force to recon with.