Who really is the Queen Of Sheba?

Question

In the book of Solomons Mines the Queen of Sheba appears.But there is no place like Sheba and nothing is mentioned about her in the books.Can you explain?

Answer 1

Queen of Sheba, Royalty / Biblical Figure

Born: c. 10th century B.C.
Birthplace: Sheba (now Yemen or Ethiopia)
Died: c. 10th century B.C.
Best Known As: The wealthy queen who tested Solomon

Sheba was an ancient name for Abyssinia, a kingdom on the Red Sea in the vicinity of modern Ethiopia and Yemen. The Queen of Sheba is best known for a story in the Bible's book of Kings: at the head of a caravan of riches, she visits Israel's King Solomon to test his legendary wisdom. After Solomon successfully answers her riddles, the queen showers him with gifts. According to Ethiopian tradition the queen returned to Sheba and bore a son by Solomon, Menelik I, who was the beginning of the Ethiopian royal dynasty.

Sheba (from the English transcription of the Hebrew name sh'va: שבא, also Saba, Arabic: سبأ) is a southern kingdom mentioned in the Jewish scriptures (Old Testament) and the Qur'an. The actual location of the historical kingdom is disputed between Ethiopia and Yemen.

Answer 2

The Queen of Sheba, referred to in the Bible books of 1 Kings and 2 Chronicles, the Qur'an, and Ethiopian history, was the ruler of Sheba, an ancient kingdom which modern archeology speculates was located in present-day Ethiopia or Yemen . Unnamed in the biblical text, she is called Makeda (not this way/not thus) in the Ethiopian tradition, and in Islamic tradition her name is Bilqis. Alternative names given for her have been Nikaule or Nicaula. The following site will provide some important information about her.
http://www.newu.uci.edu/article.php?id=3141

Answer 3

The Queen of Sheba, referred to in the Bible books of 1 Kings and 2 Chronicles, the Qur'an, and Ethiopian history, was the ruler of Sheba, an ancient kingdom which modern archeology speculates was located in present-day Ethiopia or Yemen . Unnamed in the biblical text, she is called Makeda (not this way/not thus) in the Ethiopian tradition, and in Islamic tradition her name is Bilqis. Alternative names given for her have been Nikaule or Nicaula.

Answer 4

The Queen of Sheba became one in each and every of king Solomon spouse, Solomon became recorded to be the wisest guy in the time of his time in addition they say he had many different halves and concubines, also there are not any list how the Queen of Sheba died i in my view imagine she died of rigidity led to by technique of her husband constancy's