In this section, the Chronicler draws on 1 Kings 9:10-28 and 10:1-40 to construct his account. However, he omits 1 Kings 11:1-40, which provides a clear judgment on Solomon’s reign. Instead, he focuses on what makes him stand out, such as his wisdom and wealth. The section is divided into three parts: first, a list of some buildings built by Solomon (8:1-16); second, Solomon’s glory demonstrated through recognition from foreign kings and his impressive wealth (8:17-9:28); and finally, Solomon’s death. The campaign against King Hamath mentioned in 8:3 is likely historical. In 9:29, three sources are cited that the Chronicler references, but which remain unknown to us.