As Jeoboam continued to rule as king of Israel in the North, Asa succeeded Abijam/Abijah as king of Judah in the South.

1 Kgs. 15:9-12 Asa (Judah/South) 910-869 B.C.
2 Chr. 14:1 - 15:15
1 Kgs. 15:13-15; 2 Chr. 15:16-19
1 Kgs. 15:16-22; 2 Chr. 16:1-14
1 Kgs. 15:23-24

As Asa continues to rule as king of Judah in the South, Nadab succeeded Jeroboam as king of Israel in the North. 7 more kings of Israel follow.

1 Kgs. 15:25-32 Nadab (Israel/North) 909-908 B.C.
1 Kgs. 15:33 - 16:7 Baasha (Israel/North) 908-886 B.C.
1 Kgs. 16:8-14 Elah (Israel/North) 886-885 B.C.
1 Kgs. 16:15-20 Zimri (Israel/North) 885-880 B.C.
1 Kgs. 16:21 Tibni (Israel/North) 885-874 B.C. (split kingdom)
1 Kgs. 16:22-28 Omri (Israel/North) 885-874 B.C. (split kingdom)
1 Kgs. 16:29-34 Ahab (Israel/North) 874-853 B.C.