Call the collection a harem.
The spelling is harem, meaning a collection of wives or concubines.
odas An Oda was a court where the harem or concubines wiated for the Sultan
At collection of stamps is refered to as a stamp collection. They are frequently kept in albums. Philately is the name for the study and collection of stamps.
No, concubines in ancient Israel were not exclusively non-Israelite women. While many concubines were indeed foreign, as seen in the biblical accounts of figures like Abraham and Jacob, Israelite men could also take Israelite women as concubines. The status of concubines was distinct from that of wives, often involving different social and legal rights, but their ethnic background varied.
it is called a range of mountains
a collection of fish is called a school of fish
A collection of fish is called a school.
A collection of sayings is called a "proverb" or "aphorism."
A collection of opinions is called a "consensus" or a "survey."
A collection of pictures is called a gallery or an album.
Yes in those days it was common for kings to have concubines, David had a few but Solomon had it in hundreds.
The honor goes to King Solomon; if the biblical record is to be believed, he had 700 wives and 300 concubines.