City and Land of Jashon, Nephite retreat near Ammoron's record burial site
Land of Jershon (/ˈdʒɛərʃɒn/),[15] Land on east by sea, south of land Bountiful. We first hear of Jershon in the book when the people of Ammon, seeking protection from their fellow Lamanites, resettle there about 76 BC (Alma27:22-24). Because of the threat of war from the Zoramites in Antionum to the south, the Ammonites were relocated to Melek about 73 BC. All the references to Jershon come from this three- to four-year period.
Jerusalem¹, Chief city of Jews and surrounding area
Jerusalem², Lamanite city and land in land of Nephi
Jordan River, River in Palestine
City of Jordan, Nephite retreat maintained by Mormon
City of Josh, City destroyed at the crucifixion
Land of Joshua, Land in borders west, by seashore
Judah, Southern kingdom of Israelites
City of Judea, Nephite city
City of Kishkumen, Wicked city destroyed at the crucifixion
Narrow Neck, By the west sea - led into the land northward
Narrow Pass, Led by the sea into the land northward
Narrow Strip of Wilderness, Ran from the sea east to the sea west
Nazareth, City of Christ's childhood
City of Nehor, Battleground for Corihor and Shule
City of Nephi, City established by Nephi, later occupied by Lamanites, Zeniffites
Land of Nephi, Land established by Nephi, later occupied by Lamanites, Zeniffites
City of Nephihah, Nephite refuge captured and lost by the Lamanites
Plains of Nephihah, Near the city of Nephihah
Nephite Refuge, Location for Nephite centralization
Valley of Nimrod, In Mesopotamia
City and Land of Noah, In land of Zarahemla, near Ammonihah. It was here, in 72 BC by the Nephite calendar, that the Lamanites, under the command of Lamanite king Amalickiah, attacked the Nephites. No Nephites died, but over a thousand Lamanites died, including all their chief captains.[23]
The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ, translated by Joseph Smith, Jr. (Salt Lake City, Utah: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1981 [first edition, 1830]).
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