“HADAD AND TAHPENES SISTER” Hadad was a biracial great grandson of Esau who was married to the black Hamitic Canaanites and Egyptian women and also Esau was the founder of the kingdom of Edom, and his great grandson, Hadad was of the royal lineage of kings and dukes of Edomite kingdom (Genesis 36:1-19, 35-36, 43; 1 kings 11:14).
When David became the king of Israel, he invaded the kingdom of Edom with his captain named Joab, and they smote every male in Edom. At that time, the young king Hadad fled to exile with his father's servants into Egypt when he was a little child. When he got to Egypt, he found favor in the sight of Pharaoh and the Egyptian, gave Hadad a house, land and an Egyptian sister of his own wife, the sister of Tahpenes
When David became the king of Israel, he invaded the kingdom of Edom with his captain named Joab, and they smote every male in Edom. At that time, the young king Hadad fled to exile with his father's servants into Egypt when he was a little child. When he got to Egypt, he found favor in the sight of Pharaoh and the Egyptian, gave Hadad a house, land and an Egyptian sister of his own wife, the sister of Tahpenes