document_title: Prime Minister of Israel

question_text: where does the prime minister of israel live

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text: Prime Minister of Israel

text: History[edit]

text: The office of prime minister came into existence on 14 May 1948, the date of the Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel, when the provisional government was created. David Ben-Gurion, leader of Mapai and head of the Jewish Agency became Israel's first prime minister. The position became permanent on 8 March 1949, when the first government was formed. Ben-Gurion retained his role until late 1953, when he resigned in order to settle in the Kibbutz of Sde Boker. He was replaced by Moshe Sharett. However, Ben-Gurion returned in a little under two years to reclaim his position. He resigned for a second time in 1963, breaking away from Mapai to form Rafi. Levi Eshkol took over as head of Mapai and prime minister. He became the first prime minister to head the country under the banner of two parties when Mapai formed the Alignment with Ahdut HaAvoda in 1965. In 1968 he also became the only party leader to command an absolute majority in the Knesset, after Mapam and Rafi merged into the Alignment, giving it 63 seats in the 120-seat Knesset.

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text: On 26 February 1969, Eshkol became the first prime minister to die in office, and was temporarily replaced by Yigal Allon. However, Allon's stint lasted less than a month, as the party persuaded Golda Meir to return to political life and become prime minister in March 1969. Meir was Israel's first woman prime minister, and the third in the world (after Sirimavo Bandaranaike and Indira Gandhi).

text: Meir resigned in 1974 after the Agranat Commission published its findings on the Yom Kippur War, even though it had absolved her of blame. Yitzhak Rabin took over, though he also resigned towards the end of the eighth Knesset's term following a series of scandals. Those included the suicide of Housing Minister Avraham Ofer after police began investigating allegations that he had used party funds illegally, and the affair involving Asher Yadlin (the governor-designate of the Bank of Israel), who was sentenced to five years in prison for having accepted bribes. Rabin's wife, Leah, was also found to have had an overseas bank account, which was illegal in Israel at the time.

text: Menachem Begin became the first right-wing prime minister when his Likud won the 1977 elections, and retained the post in the 1981 elections. He resigned in 1983 for health reasons, passing the reins of power to Yitzhak Shamir.

text: After the 1984 elections had proved inconclusive with neither the Alignment nor Likud able to form a government, a national unity government was formed with a rotating prime ministership – Shimon Peres took the first two years, and was replaced by Shamir midway through the Knesset term.

text: Although the 1988 elections produced another national unity government, Shamir was able to take the role alone. Peres made an abortive bid to form a left-wing government in 1990, but failed, leaving Shamir in power until 1992.

text: Rabin became prime minister for the second time when he led Labour to victory in the 1992 elections. After his assassination on 4 November 1995, Peres took over as prime minister.

text: Direct election[edit]

text:
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text: During the thirteenth Knesset (1992–1996) it was decided to hold a separate ballot for prime minister modeled after American presidential elections. This system was instituted in part because the Israeli electoral system makes it all but impossible for one party to win a majority. While only two parties—Mapai/Labour and Likud—had ever led governments, the large number of parties or factions in a typical Knesset usually prevents one party from winning the 61 seats needed for a majority.

text: In 1996, when the first such election took place, the outcome was a surprise win for Benjamin Netanyahu after election polls predicted that Peres was the winner.[3] However, in the Knesset election held at the same time, Labour won more votes than any other party (27%). Thus Netanyahu, despite his theoretical position of power, needed the support of the religious parties to form a viable government.

text: Ultimately Netanyahu failed to hold the government together, and early elections for both prime minister and the Knesset were called in 1999. Although five candidates announced their intention to run, the three representing minor parties (Benny Begin of Herut – The National Movement, Azmi Bishara of Balad and Yitzhak Mordechai of the Centre Party) dropped out before election day, and Ehud Barak beat Netanyahu in the election. However, the new system again appeared to have failed, as although Barak's One Israel party (an alliance of Labour, Gesher and Meimad) won more votes than any other party in the Knesset election, they garnered only 26 seats, the lowest ever by a winning party, meaning that a coalition with six smaller parties was once again necessary.

text: In early 2001, Barak resigned following the outbreak of the al-Aqsa Intifada. However, the government was not brought down, and only elections for prime minister were necessary. In the election itself, Ariel Sharon comfortably beat Barak, taking 62.4% of the vote. However, because Likud only had 21 seats in the Knesset, Sharon had to form a national unity government. Following Sharon's victory, it was decided to do away with separate elections for prime minister and return to the previous system.

text: 2003 onwards[edit]

text: The 2003 elections were carried out in the same manner as prior to 1996. Likud won 38 seats, the highest by a party for over a decade, and as party leader Sharon was duly appointed PM. However, towards the end of his term and largely as a result of the deep divisions within Likud over Israel's unilateral disengagement plan, Sharon broke away from his party to form Kadima, managing to maintain his position as prime minister and also becoming the first prime minister not to be a member of either Labour or Likud (or their predecessors). However, he suffered a stroke in January 2006, in the midst of election season, leading Ehud Olmert to become acting prime minister in the weeks leading to the elections. He was voted by the cabinet to be interim prime minister just after the 2006 elections, when Sharon had reached 100 days of incapacitation. He thus became Israel's third interim prime minister, only days before forming his own new government as the official Prime Minister of Israel.

text: In 2008, amid accusations of corruption and challenges from his own party, Olmert announced that he would resign. However his successor Tzipi Livni was unable to form a coalition government. In the election in the following year, while Kadima won the most seats, it was the Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu who was given the task of forming a government. He was able to do so, thus beginning his second term as Prime Minister of Israel.

text: In the 2013 election, the Likud Yisrael Beiteinu alliance emerged as the largest faction. After forming a coalition, Netanyahu secured his third prime ministership.

text: Order of succession[edit]

text: If the prime minister dies in office, the cabinet chooses an interim prime minister,[4] to run the government until a new government is placed in power. Yigal Allon served as interim prime minister following Levi Eshkol's death, as did Shimon Peres following the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin.

text: According to Israeli law, if a prime minister is temporarily incapacitated rather than dies (as was the case following Ariel Sharon's stroke in early 2006), power is transferred to the acting prime minister, until the prime minister recovers (Ehud Olmert took over from Sharon), for up to 100 days. If the prime minister is declared permanently incapacitated, or that period expires, the President of Israel oversees the process of assembling a new governing coalition, and in the meantime the acting prime minister or other incumbent minister is appointed by the cabinet to serve as interim prime minister.

text: In the case of Sharon, elections were already due to occur within 100 days of the beginning of his coma; thus, the post-election coalition-building process pre-empted the emergency provisions for the selection of a new prime minister. Nevertheless, Olmert was appointed interim prime minister on 16 April 2006, after the elections, just days before he had formed a government on 4 May 2006, to become the official prime minister.

text: Acting, vice and deputy prime minister[edit]

text: Aside from the position of acting prime minister, there are also vice prime ministers and deputy prime ministers.

text: Interim government[edit]

text: Prime minister's residence[edit]

text: During his term of office, the prime minister lives in Jerusalem. Since 1974, the official residence of the prime minister is Beit Aghion, at the corner of Balfour and Smolenskin streets in Rehavia.[5]

text: List of prime ministers[edit]

text: Term of office in years[edit]

text: List of Prime Ministers by longevity[edit]

text: Living former prime ministers[edit]

text: As of March 2017, there are two living former prime ministers. The most recent prime minister to die was Shimon Peres (1977/1984–1986/1995–1996), who died on 28 September 2016. Benjamin Netanyahu, who served as prime minister from 1996–1999, is currently serving and is thus excluded from this list.

text:
Ehud Barak
(1999–2001)
(1942-02-12) February 12, 1942 (age 75)

Ehud Olmert
(2006–2009)
(1945-09-30) September 30, 1945 (age 71)


document_title: List of monarchs in Britain by length of reign

question_text: who was the reigning english monarch in 1760

text: Overall[edit]

text: These are the ten longest reigning monarchs in the British Isles for whom there is reliable recorded evidence.

text:
No.

Monarch

Reign

Duration

From

To

Days

Years, days

1

 Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom

6 February 1952

Present

24,309

7004243090000000000♠66 years, 202 days

2

 Victoria of the United Kingdom

20 June 1837

22 January 1901

23,226

63 years, 216 days

3

 George III of the United Kingdom

25 October 1760

29 January 1820

21,644

59 years, 96 days

4

 James VI of Scotland

24 July 1567

27 March 1625

21,066

57 years, 246 days

5

 Henry III of England

28 October 1216

16 November 1272

20,473

56 years, 19 days

6

 Edward III of England

25 January 1327

20 June 1377

18,410

50 years, 147 days

7

 William I of Scotland

9 December 1165

4 December 1214

17,892

48 years, 360 days

8

 Llywelyn of Gwynedd

1195

11 April 1240

16,173–16,902

c. 44–45 years

9

 Elizabeth I of England

17 November 1558

24 March 1603

16,198

44 years, 127 days

10

 David II of Scotland

7 June 1329

22 February 1371

15,235

41 years, 260 days

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text: The longest claim by a pretender was that of James Francis Edward Stuart (the "Old Pretender"), who was the Jacobite pretender to the thrones of England, Scotland and Ireland for 64 years, 3 months, and 16 days (17 September 1701 – 1 January 1766).

text: Elizabeth II: the longest-reigning monarch[edit]

text: On 9 September 2015 (at the age of 89 years, 141 days), Elizabeth II became the longest-reigning British monarch and the longest-reigning female monarch in world history.[3][4] On 23 May 2016 (at the age of 90 years, 32 days), her reign surpassed the claimed reign of James Francis Edward Stuart (the "Old Pretender").[5] On 13 October 2016 (at the age of 90 years, 175 days), she became the world's longest-reigning current monarch (and the world's longest-serving current head of state) after the death of Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX), King of Thailand.[6][7]

text: If she is still reigning on –

text:
18 July 2020 (at age 94 years, 88 days), she will have been queen for 25,000 days.[8]
6 February 2022 (at age 95 years, 291 days), she will celebrate her platinum jubilee, marking 70 years on the throne.[9]
27 May 2024 (at age 98 years, 36 days), she will surpass Louis XIV of France as the longest-reigning monarch of a major European country.[10]

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text: Unitary monarchy[edit]

text: United Kingdom[edit]

text: On 1 January 1801 the Kingdom of Great Britain united with the Kingdom of Ireland to become the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, becoming the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland by Act of Parliament in 1927[11] following the creation of the Irish Free State in 1922.

text:
Name
Reign
Duration

From
To
(days)
(years, days)

Elizabeth II
6 February 1952
Present
24,309
7004243090000000000♠66 years, 202 days

Victoria
20 June 1837
22 January 1901
23,226
63 years, 216 days

George V
6 May 1910
20 January 1936
9,390
25 years, 259 days

George III [12]
1 January 1801
29 January 1820
6,967
19 years, 28 days

George VI
11 December 1936
6 February 1952
5,535
15 years, 57 days

George IV
29 January 1820
26 June 1830
3,801
10 years, 148 days

Edward VII
22 January 1901
6 May 1910
3,391
9 years, 104 days

William IV
26 June 1830
20 June 1837
2,551
6 years, 359 days

Edward VIII
20 January 1936
11 December 1936
326
326 days

text: Great Britain[edit]

text: On 1 May 1707, under the Acts of Union 1707, the Kingdom of England united with the Kingdom of Scotland as the Kingdom of Great Britain.

text:
Name
Reign
Duration

From
To
(days)
(years, days)

George III[12] (also United Kingdom)
25 October 1760
1 January 1801
14,677
40 years, 68 days

George II
22 June 1727N.S.
25 October 1760
12,168
33 years, 114 days

George I
1 August 1714
11 June 1727
4,697
12 years, 314 days

Anne[13]
1 May 1707
1 August 1714
2,649
7 years, 92 days

text: Kingdoms[edit]

text: England[edit]

text: Includes English monarchs from the installation of Alfred the Great as King of Wessex in 871 to Anne (House of Stuart) and the Acts of Union on 1 May 1707, when the crown became part of the Kingdom of Great Britain.

text:
Name
Reign
Duration

From
To
(days)
(years, days)

Henry III
28 October 1216
16 November 1272
20,473
56 years, 19 days

Edward III
25 January 1327
21 June 1377
18,410
50 years, 147 days

Elizabeth I
17 November 1558
24 March 1603
16,198
44 years, 127 days

Henry VI[14]
1 September 142231 October 1470
4 March 146111 April 1471
14,064162Total: 14,226
38 years, 184 days162 days38 years, 347 days

Æthelred II[14]
18 March 9783 February 1014
25 December 101323 April 1016
13,065810Total: 13,875
35 years, 282 days2 years, 80 days37 years, 362 days

Henry VIII
22 April 1509
28 January 1547
13,795
37 years, 281 days

Charles II[15]
30 January 1649
6 February 1685
13,156
36 years, 7 days

Henry I
5 August 1100
1 December 1135
12,901
35 years, 118 days

Henry II(co-ruler with Henry the Young King)
25 October 1154
6 July 1189
12,673
34 years, 254 days

Edward I
20 November 1272
7 July 1307
12,646
34 years, 229 days

Alfred the Great
24 April 871
26 October 899
10,412
28 years, 185 days

Edward the Elder
27 October 899
17 July 924
9,029
24 years, 264 days

Charles I[16]
27 March 1625
30 January 1649
8,710
23 years, 309 days

Henry VII
22 August 1485
21 April 1509
8,642
23 years, 242 days

Edward the Confessor
8 June 1042
5 January 1066
8,612
23 years, 211 days

Richard II
22 June 1377
29 September 1399
8,134
22 years, 99 days

James I[17]
24 March 1603
27 March 1625
8,039
22 years, 3 days

Edward IV[14]
4 March 146111 April 1471
3 October 14709 April 1483
3,5004,381Total: 7,881
9 years, 213 days11 years, 363 days21 years, 211 days

William I
12 December 1066
9 September 1087
7,563
20 years, 258 days

Edward II
8 July 1307
20 January 1327
7,136
19 years, 196 days

Cnut
30 November 1016
12 November 1035
6,921
18 years, 347 days

Stephen[14]
22 December 11351 November 1141
7 April 114125 October 1154
1,9334,741Total: 6,674
5 years, 106 days12 years, 358 days 18 years, 99 days

John
6 April 1199
19 October 1216
6,406
17 years, 196 days

Edgar I
1 October 959
8 July 975
5,759
15 years, 280 days

Æthelstan
2 August 924(or 925)
27 October 939
5,564 or  5,199
15 years, 86 daysor 14 years, 86 days

Henry IV
30 September 1399
20 March 1413
4,919
13 years, 171 days

William III[18](co-ruler with Mary II)
13 February 1689
8 March 1702
4,770
13 years, 23 days

Henry the Young King(co-ruler with Henry II)
14 June 1170
11 June 1183
4,745
12 years, 362 days

William II
26 September 1087
2 August 1100
4,693
12 years, 310 days

Richard I
6 July 1189
6 April 1199
3,561
9 years, 274 days

Eadred
26 May 946
23 November 955
3,468
9 years, 181 days

Henry V
21 March 1413
31 August 1422
3,450
9 years, 163 days

Edmund I
27 October 939
26 May 946
2,403
6 years, 211 days

Edward VI
28 January 1547
6 July 1553
2,351
6 years, 159 days

Mary II[19](co-ruler with William III)
13 February 1689
28 December 1694
2,144
5 years, 318 days

Mary I
19 July 1553
17 November 1558
1,947
5 years, 121 days

Anne[13] (also Kingdom of Great Britain)
8 March 1702
30 April 1707
1,879
5 years, 53 days

Eadwig
23 November 955
1 October 959
1,408
3 years, 312 days

James II[20]
6 February 1685
11 December 1688
1,404
3 years, 309 days

Edward the Martyr
9 July 975
18 March 978
984
2 years, 253 days

Harold I
12 November 1037
17 March 1040
856
2 years, 126 days

Harthacnut
17 March 1040
8 June 1042
813
2 years, 83 days

Richard III
26 June 1483
22 August 1485
788
2 years, 57 days

Harold II
5 January 1066
14 October 1066
282
282 days

Edmund II
23 April 1016
30 November 1016
221
221 days

Matilda (disputed)
7 April 1141
1 November 1141
208
208 days

Edward V
9 April 1483
26 June 1483
78
78 days

Edgar II
15 October 1066
17 December 1066
63
63 days

Sweyn Forkbeard
25 December 1013
3 February 1014
40
40 days

Jane (disputed)
10 July 1553
19 July 1553
9
9 days

text: Scotland[edit]

text: Includes Scottish monarchs from the installation of Kenneth I (House of Alpin) in 848 to Anne (House of Stuart) and the Acts of Union on 1 May 1707, when the crown became part of the Kingdom of Great Britain.

text:
Name
Reign
Duration

From
To
(days)
(years, days)

James VI[17]
24 July 1567
27 March 1625
21,066
57 years, 246 days

William I
9 December 1165
4 December 1214
17,892
48 years, 360 days

Constantine II
900
943
c. 15,500
c. 43 years

David II
7 June 1329
22 February 1371
15,235
41 years, 260 days

Alexander III
6 July 1249
19 March 1286
13,405
36 years, 256 days

Malcolm III
17 March 1058
13 November 1093
13,025
35 years, 241 days

Alexander II
4 December 1214
6 July 1249
12,633
34 years, 214 days

James I
4 April 1406
21 February 1437
11,281
30 years, 323 days

Malcolm II
25 March 1005
25 November 1034
10,837
29 years, 245 days

James V
9 September 1513
14 December 1542
10,688
29 years, 96 days

David I
23 April 1124
24 May 1153
10,623
29 years, 31 days

James III
3 August 1460
11 June 1488
10,174
27 years, 313 days

Charles II[15]
30 January 164929 May 1660
3 September 16516 February 1685
9469,019Total: 9,965
2 years, 216 days24 years, 253 days27 years, 104 days

James IV
11 June 1488
9 September 1513
9,220
25 years, 90 days

Mary I
14 December 1542
24 July 1567
8,988
24 years, 222 days

Charles I[16]
27 March 1625
30 January 1649
8,710
23 years, 309 days

Kenneth II
971
995
c. 8,700
c. 23-24 years

James II
21 February 1437
3 August 1460
8,564
23 years, 164 days

Robert I
25 March 1306
7 June 1329
8,475
23 years, 74 days

Robert II
22 February 1371
19 April 1390
6,996
19 years, 56 days

Alexander I
8 January 1107
23 April 1124
6,315
17 years, 106 days

Macbeth
14 August 1040
15 August 1057
6,210
17 years, 1 day

Robert III
19 April 1390
4 April 1406
5,828
15 years, 350 days

Constantine I
862
877
c. 5,400
c. 15 years

Kenneth MacAlpin
843
13 February 858
c. 5,100
c. 14 years

William II[18]
11 May 1689
8 March 1702
4,683
12 years, 301 days

Malcolm IV
24 May 1153
9 December 1165
4,582
12 years, 199 days

Giric(co-ruler with Eochaid?)
878
889
c. 4.000
c. 11 years

Donald II
889
900
c. 4,000
c. 11 years

Malcolm I
943
954
c. 3,600
c. 10-11 years

Edgar
1097
8 January 1107
c. 3,600
c. 10 years

Kenneth III
997
25 March 1005
c. 2,900
c. 8 years

Indulf
954
962
c. 2,700
c. 8 years

Duncan I
25 November 1034
14 August 1040
2,089
5 years, 263 days

Mary II[19]
11 April 1689
28 December 1694
2,087
5 years, 261 days

Amlaíb
971
977
c. 2,000
c. 5-6 years

Anne[13] (also Kingdom of Great Britain)
8 March 1702
30 April 1707
1,879
5 years, 53 days

Dub
962
c. 966-967
c. 1,800
c. 5 years

Cuilén
c. 966-967
971
c. 1,800
c. 5 years

Domnall mac Ailpín
858
13 April 862
c. 1.300
c. 4 years

James VII[21]
6 February 1685
11 December 1688(claimed until 16 September 1701.)
1,404(claimed 6,065.)
3 years, 309 daysclaimed 16 years, 222 days

Margaret
25 November 1286
26 September 1290
1,401
3 years, 305 days

John Balliol
17 November 1292
10 July 1296
1,331
3 years, 236 days

Donald III
13 November 1093
1097
c. 1,000
c. 3-4 years

Constantine III
1095
1097
c. 700
c. 2 years

Áed mac Cináeda
877
878
c. 365
c. 1 year

Lulach
15 August 1057
17 March 1058
212
212 days

Duncan II
May 1094
12 November 1094
c. 195
"less than 7 months"

text: Ireland[edit]

text: The High King of Ireland (846–1198) was primarily a titular title (with the exception of Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair who was regarded as the first "King of Ireland"). The later Kingdom of Ireland (1542–1800) came into being under the Crown of Ireland Act 1542, the long title of which was "An Act that the King of England, his Heirs and Successors, be Kings of Ireland". In 1801 the Irish crown became part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

text: This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. (February 2018)

text:
Name
Reign
Duration

From
To
(days)
(years, days)

Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair
1166
1193

c. 26-27 years

Edward Bruce (disputed)
June 1315
14 October 1318

c. 3 years, 100 days

Brian Ua Néill (disputed)
1258
1260

c. 1-2 years

text: Principalities[edit]

text: Gwynedd[edit]

text: The Principality (or Kingdom) of Gwynedd (5th century–1216) was based in northwest Wales, its rulers were repeatedly acclaimed as "King of the Britons" before losing their power in civil wars or Saxon and Norman invasions. In 1216 it was superseded by the title Principality of Wales, although the new title was not first used until the 1240s.

text:
Name
Reign
Duration

From
To
(days)
(years, days)

Gruffudd ap Cynan
1081
1137

c. 55-56 years

Llywelyn the Great
1195
11 April 1240
>16,172
c. 44-45 years

Owain Gwynedd
1137
1170
>11,688
c. 33 years

Dafydd ab Owain Gwynedd
1170
1195
>8,766
c. 25 years

Hywel ab Owain Gwynedd
1170
1170

<1 year

text: Wales[edit]

text: The Principality of Wales (1216–1542) was a client state of England for much of its history, except for brief periods when it was de facto independent under a Welsh Prince of Wales (see House of Aberffraw). From 1301 it was first used as a title of the English (and later British) heir apparent. The Laws in Wales Acts 1535–1542 formally incorporated all of Wales within the Kingdom of England.

text:
Name
Reign
Duration

From
To
(days)
(years, days)

Llywelyn ap Gruffudd
1253
11 December 1282
>10,572
c. 29 years

Owain Glyndŵr (disputed)
16 September 1400
c. 1416
>5,585
c. 16 years

Owain Goch ap Gruffydd
25 February 1246
1255
>3,000
c. 9 years

Owain Lawgoch (disputed)
May 1372
July 1378
>2,221
c. 6 years

Dafydd ap Llywelyn
12 April 1240
25 February 1246
2,145
5 years, 319 days

Dafydd ap Gruffydd
11 December 1282
3 October 1283
296
296 days

text: Charles, Prince of Wales, is the longest-serving Prince of Wales, with a tenure of 7004219470000000000♠60 years, 32 days since his proclamation as such in 1958.


document_title: Naruto (season 2)

question_text: how many episodes are in naruto season 2

text: Naruto (season 2)

text:
Naruto (season 2)
Season 2 CoverNo. of episodes
48Season chronology
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List of Naruto episodes

text: The second season from the anime series Naruto is directed by Hayato Date, and produced by Studio Pierrot and TV Tokyo. Based on Masashi Kishimoto's manga series,[1] the season follows Naruto Uzumaki succeeding the Chūnin Exams only to discover the invasion of the Leaf Village.

text: The second season aired from June 2003 to May 2004 on TV Tokyo.[2] It also aired from June 2006 to April 2007 in both Cartoon Network's Toonami and YTV's Bionix programming blocks.[3][4] Sony Pictures Entertainment collected the episodes in a total of twelve DVD volumes under the name "2nd Stage",[5] between January and December 1, 2004.[6][7] Episodes from this season were released on by Viz Media between the ninth and twenty-first DVD volumes from the series,[8][9] while several uncut DVD boxes have also been released.[10][11]

text: Nine pieces of theme music are used for the episodes; three opening themes and three closing themes in the Japanese episodes and two opening themes and an ending theme in the English ones. The first opening theme is "Haruka Kanata" (遥か彼方, lit. Far Away) by Asian Kung-Fu Generation, which is used until episode 53 where it is replaced by Little By Little's "Kanashimi o Yasashisa ni" (悲しみをやさしさに, lit. Sadness into Kindness), used for the first twenty-four episodes, and "Go!!!" by Flow for the remaining episodes. The three closing themes are "Harmonia" by Rythem, which is used until episode 51, "Viva Rock" by Orange Range, used for the first thirteen episodes, Raico's "Alive" for the next thirteen episodes, "Ima Made Nando mo" (今まで何度も, lit. Many Times Before) by The Mass Missile for the rest of the episodes. The opening and ending theme for the English airing is "Rise" by Jeremy Sweet and Ian Nickus, with an instrumental version played as the closing theme. "Haruka Kanata" replaces "Rise" in episode 52, and is then replaced by "Go" in the same way as the Japanese version.

text: Episode list[edit]

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Title

Original airdate

English airdate

36
"Clone vs. Clone: Mine are Better than Yours!""Bunshin taiketsu! Ore ga shuyaku dattebayo!" (分身対決!オレが主役だってばよ!) June 4, 2003June 3, 2006
The team realizes they are in another genjutsu. In order to draw out the assailants, Naruto Uzumaki disguises several of his shadow clones as his teammates and fights the enemy clones all night. When the Rain Genin believe that Team 7 exhausted from combat, Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura Haruno and Kabuto corner them. After a brief struggle, Naruto knocks out the enemies and takes their scroll, at which point they head to the tower and meet with Kabuto's team. Unknown to Team 7, Kabuto submits all of the data he gathered on them to Orochimaru.
37
"Surviving the Cut! The Rookie Nine Together Again!""Daini shiken toppa! Seizoroi rūkī nain!" (第二試験突破!勢ぞろいルーキーナイン!) June 11, 2003June 10, 2006
Team 7 opens its scrolls inside the tower, summoning Iruka to inform them that they made it in time. He observes their growth, then allows them to enter the main room, where they meet with the other passing teams: Team 10, Team 8, Team Guy, the Sand Siblings, Kabuto's team, and Team Dosu. Hiruzen briefly speaks about what the exams are all about before entrusting Hayate Gekko to oversee the matches.
38
"Narrowing the Field: Sudden Death Elimination!""Gōkakusha nibun ni ichi!? Ikinari shiai dattebayo!!" (合格者二分の一!?イキナリ試合だってばよ!!) June 18, 2003June 17, 2006
Hayate reveals that an unusually large number of Genin got through the second stage of the exam. A series of one-on-one preliminary matches will be held to reduce the number of people meaning that there will be a tournament for the next exam eliminating the loser and promoting the victor. Kabuto drops out immediately upon the notice, blaming his withdrawal on an injury sustained from an earlier part of the test. The preliminary matches are randomized with a machine and the dials end at Sasuke Uchiha versus Yoroi Akado. Before Sasuke heads into battle, Sakura tries to stop him saying that he will lose and get hurt severely if he doesn't use any chakra because it will surely awaken the cursed seal's power.
39
"Bushy Brow's Jealousy: Lions Barrage Unleashed!""Geji mayu jerashī! "Shishi Rendan" Tanjō" (ゲジまゆジェラシー!「獅子連弾」誕生!) July 2, 2003June 24, 2006
Sasuke fights Yoroi, but is handicapped by his inability to use chakra due to the danger of activating the cursed seal. Yoroi's ability to absorb chakra gives him an advantage. Sasuke, in the heat of battle, remembers Lee's attack on him and uses it to create his own variant of the taijutsu move: Lion's Barrage. After using the barrage, he manages to suppress his cursed seal and wins the exam match. Kakashi Hatake takes him to an isolated location to hinder the cursed seal, only to be confronted by Orochimaru as he finishes. Back at the tower, Shino Aburame and Zaku Abumi begin the next match.
40
"Kakashi and Orochimaru: Face-to-Face!""Isshoku sokuhatsu!! Kakashi vāsasu Orochimaru" (一触即発!!カカシVS大蛇丸) July 9, 2003July 1, 2006
Kakashi threatens to kill Orochimaru, a threat that Orochimaru takes lightly. Despite this, Orochimaru leaves, with Kakashi terrified at his foolishness. Meanwhile, Shino and Zaku Abumi continue their match, with Shino ultimately winning his match through the use of his destruction bugs, leaving Kankuro and Misumi Tsurugi to fight next.
41
"Kunoichi Rumble: The Rivals Get Serious!""Raibaru gekitotsu! Otomegokoro wa honki mōdo" (ライバル激突!オトメ心は本気モード) July 16, 2003July 8, 2006
Kankuro easily wins his battle against Misumi by tricking him into attacking his puppet Crow. Though Kankuro has Crow break Misumi's ribs, the opponent survives due to his ability to contort himself. The fourth match is between Sakura and Ino. After the two exchange insults, they have flash backs from when they were friends before Sakura was forced to end it after both learn that they each have a crush on Sasuke. Though Ino was restraining herself because of their past, she decides to follow Sakura's example and take the battle seriously.
42
"The Ultimate Battle: Cha!""Besuto batoru wa shānnarō!!" (ベストバトルはしゃーんなろー!!) July 23, 2003July 15, 2006
Sakura and Ino are evenly matched. They both use illusion clone jutsu, chakra string jutsu and others. In a desperate move, Ino uses her Mind Transfer Jutsu to take control over Sakura's body and have her forfeit. But Naruto's cheering of Sakura allows her Inner Sakura to force Ino out of her body. The two girls having been pushed to their limits, Ino and Sakura decide to end the battle as they charge each other to land a powerful punch on each other. Though Sakura and Ino ended up being both eliminated after a double knockout, the ordeal did rekindle their friendship.
43
"Killer Kunoichi and a Shaky Shikamaru""Shikamaru tajitaji!? Kunoichi-tachi no atsuki tatakai" (シカマルタジタジ!?くの一達の熱き戦い) July 30, 2003July 15, 2006
The next match is between Temari and Tenten. Tenten's weapon summonings are negated by Temari's wind-based attacks, and she is defeated. Shikamaru Nara and Kin Tsuchi are chosen for the next match. Although Kin ensnares Shikamaru in a genjutsu, he captures her in his Shadow Imitation Technique. He forces her to knock herself unconscious. The next combatants are randomized putting everyone into awaiting excitements and in the end are revealed to be Naruto and Kiba Inuzuka.
44
"Akamaru Unleashed! Who's Top Dog Now?""Akamaru sansen! Makeinu wa docchi da?" (赤丸参戦!!負け犬はどっちだ?) August 6, 2003July 22, 2006
Kiba quickly embarrasses Naruto by sending him tumbling to the ground with one intense blow but he soon discovers that Naruto will not be taken down so easily. Kiba and his dog Akamaru continue to prove too much for Naruto. He uses his superior strength and speed to dominate the match. Consuming special military pills that enhance their chakra, Kiba and Akamaru use a combination of their speed and special signature Man-Beast Clone Jutsu to overwhelm Naruto.
45
"Surprise Attack! Naruto's Secret Weapon!""Hinata sekimen! Kankyaku anguri, Naruto no oku no te" (ヒナタ赤面! 観客あんぐり, ナルトの奥の手) August 13, 2003July 29, 2006
As the battle continues, Naruto manages to trick Kiba into knocking Akamaru out. Despite this, Naruto is still at a disadvantage due to Kiba's pill-enhanced chakra as well as his superior strength and speed. Kiba proves to be too fast for Naruto to the point that Naruto doesn't even have time to perform any jutsu. Using his speed to get behind Naruto, Kiba is about to land a finishing blow. Before he can make contact, however, Naruto accidentally farts into his face, stopping him in his tracks. Due to Kiba's greatly enhanced sense of smell, he is overwhelmed by the odor as Naruto defeats him with by using his Shadow Clones in his own version of Sasuke's Lion Barrage: Uzumaki Barrage.
46
"Byakugan Battle: Hinata Grows Bold!""Byakugan kaigen!! Uchiki na Hinata no daitan ketsui!" (白眼開眼!!内気なヒナタの大胆決意!) August 20, 2003August 8, 2006
The next match is Hinata Hyuga against Neji Hyuga, who is revealed to be her cousin from the branch house of the Hyuga clan. Neji intimidates and berates his cousin, almost convincing her to forfeit. But Naruto's cheering stirs Hinata to fight her cousin in a duel using their clan's Gentle Fist style, which uses bursts of chakra to damage the opponent's internal organs.
47
"A Failure Stands Tall!""Akogare no hito no me no mae de!!" (憧れの人の目の前で!!) August 27, 2003August 12, 2006
Neji reveals that he had been toying with Hinata, and he disables her ability to use chakra with the Gentle Fist style. Hinata, inspired by Naruto, refuses to give up. She tells Neji that she believes that he is suffering more from fighting his destiny. Angered, Neji attempts a fatal blow, but four observing Jonin halt him. Hinata collapses into cardiac arrest shortly after, and Naruto vows to avenge her.
48
"Gaara vs. Rock Lee: The Power of Youth Explodes!""Gaara funsai!! Wakasa da! Pawā da! Bakuhatsu da!" (我愛羅粉砕!!若さだ!パワーだ!爆発だ!) September 3, 2003August 19, 2006
The next set of matchups is Rock Lee against Gaara. At first, Lee's Strong Fist taijutsu is ineffective against Gaara's wall of sand that automatically rises to protect him. Lee then removes the heavy leg weights he was wearing, drastically increasing his speed and allowing him to bypass Gaara's defense. Lee then uses his Primary Lotus, but only succeeds in destroying a clone made of sand.
49
"Lee's Hidden Strength: Forbidden Secret Jutsu!""Nekketsu ochikobore! Tsuini Sakuretsu, kindan no ōgi!" (熱血落ちこぼれ!遂に炸裂, 禁断の奥義!) September 10, 2003August 26, 2006
Gaara reappears and attacks Lee, who is weakened from using his Primary Lotus again. Lee recovers by opening the Second Gate, shocking the Jonin observers in the audience. He then proceeds to open the third and fourth gates, shocking Gaara.
50
"The Fifth Gate: A Splendid Ninja is Born""Aa Rokku Rī! Kore ga otoko no ikizama yo!!" (嗚呼ロック·リー!これが男の生き様よ!!) September 17, 2003September 2, 2006
Lee's increased speed overwhelms Gaara's sand defenses. Lee opens the Fifth Gate and uses his most powerful attack, Hidden Lotus. Lee's power, accuracy, strength and speed increase outstandingly, allowing Lee to inflict extreme injuries on Garra with a 5th gate barrage of his. Unfortunately for Lee, Gaara survives by softening his fall with sand and uses his sand coffin to crush Lee's left arm and leg. Gaara moves his sand to finish Lee, but Guy blocks the final attack. Lee, though unconscious due to the pain and covered in blood, rises to continue the battle, his desire to win fueling his broken body. At the end of the match, Rock Lee is crippled to the extent that he is unable to fight again. Guy regrets teaching Lee such dangerous techniques, but vacates the ring for the final match between Choji Akimichi and Dosu Kinuta
51
"A Shadow in Darkness: Danger Approaches Sasuke""Yami ni ugomeku kage Sasuke ni semaru kiki!" (闇にうごめく影 サスケに迫る危機!) September 24, 2003September 9, 2006
Despite having formulated a strategy beforehand, Choji quickly loses to Dosu, concluding the preliminaries. The nine qualifying Genin are assigned opponents, and they are all allowed to leave for a month of training before the finals. Elsewhere, Kabuto prepares to kidnap Sasuke under Orochimaru's orders, but he is stopped by Kakashi and is forced to retreat. Naruto later meets with Kakashi in hopes of training with him, but is given Ebisu as a replacement.
52
"Ebisu Returns: Naruto's Toughest Training Yet!""Ebisu futatabi! Harenchi wa watashi ga yurushimasen zo!" (エビス再び!ハレンチは私が許しませんぞ!) October 1, 2003September 16, 2006
Naruto reluctantly agrees to train under Ebisu, and Ebisu tries to teach Naruto how to walk on water. As Naruto practices, Ebisu catches an old man (later revealed to be Jiraiya) spying on a women's bathhouse. As Ebisu rushes to apprehend him, Jiraiya knocks him out with a single hit, leaving Naruto without a tutor.
53
"Coming Soon! : The Pervy Sage Returns!""Aiyashibaraku! Ero-sennin tōjō!" (あいやしばらく!エロ仙人登場!) October 8, 2003September 30, 2006
After Jiraiya knocks out Ebisu, Naruto is left without a tutor. Naruto manages to convince Jiraiya to tutor him by using his Sexy Jutsu. While Jiraiya oversees Naruto's training, he quickly realizes that Naruto is the host of the Nine-Tails. Jiraiya unlocks the seal that Orochimaru had placed on Naruto in the forest, and Naruto quickly grasps the concept of walking on water. Afterwards, Jiraiya speaks with Naruto about his two kinds of chakra.
54
"The Summoning Jutsu: Wisdom of the Pervy Sage!""Ero-sennin jikiden Kuchiyose no Jutsu dattebayo!!" (エロ仙人直伝 口寄せの術だってばよ!!) October 15, 2003October 7, 2006
That night, having learned that he and his group were nothing more than tools for Orochimaru to test Sasuke, Dosu attempts to assassinate Gaara so he can ruin Orochimaru's plan by killing Sasuke during the finals. But Gaara quickly kills Dosu; this event is observed from a distance by Kabuto and the Hidden Sand Village's Jonin Baki as they confer about the planned invasion of Konohagakure by Sunagakure and Otogakure. When they find that their conversation was overheard by Hayate, Baki quickly murders him. The next day, Naruto resumes his training with Jiraiya. He signs a scroll that will allow him to summon toads. Upon trying to summon a toad, Naruto only manages to summon a tadpole.
55
"A Feeling of Yearning, A Flower Full of Hope""Setsunai omoi Negai o kometa ichirin" (切ない想い 願いを込めた一輪) October 22, 2003October 21, 2006
Sakura visits the hospital to see Sasuke, but finds that Sasuke has left. While there, Sakura checks on Rock Lee. Despite the injuries that have taken away his hopes of becoming a ninja, Lee trains to regain his strength. The training causes him too much pain, and he passes out. Elsewhere, the many finalists continue their training, with Naruto finally managing to summon a tadpole with hind-legs. Sasuke, himself, is off training with Kakashi.
56
"Live or Die: Risk it All to Win it All!""Sei ka shi ka!? Menkyokaiden wa inochigake!" (生か死か!?免許皆伝は命懸け!) October 29, 2003October 28, 2006
Jiraiya realizes that Naruto's training is taking too long, and decides to use drastic measures. Knowing that Naruto can only tap into the fox's chakra during life-or-death situations, Jiraiya takes Naruto to a local chasm and throws him in. Unable to stop himself from falling, Naruto enters his subconsciousness and meets the Nine Tails for the first time. Though the Nine Tails is hostile towards Naruto, he gives the boy a bit of his chakra out of self-interest. With the chakra, Naruto manages to summon a giant toad to stop his descent.
57
"He Flies! He Jumps! He Lurks! Chief Toad Appears!""Tonda! Haneta! Mogutta! Gama oyabun tōjō!!" (飛んだ!跳ねた!潜った!ガマ親分登場!!) November 5, 2003November 4, 2006
The giant toad, revealed to be named Gamabunta, is angry that he has been summoned in a pit and even angrier that Naruto is sitting on top of his head. Although Naruto informs Gamabunta that he summoned him, Gamabunta does not believe him. Determined to prove himself, Naruto rides atop Gamabunta's head until sunset, while Gamabunta tries to shake him off. Naruto falls shortly before sunset, but he earns Gamabunta's respect in the process. Gamabunta then takes Naruto to the hospital to rest.
58
"Hospital Besieged: The Evil Hand Revealed!""Shinobiyoru ma no te! Nerawareta Byōshitsu" (しのび寄る魔の手!狙われた病室) November 12, 2003November 11, 2006
When Naruto awakens, he finds Shikamaru Nara sitting by his bed, bringing him a basket of fruit. The two locate Gaara elsewhere in the hospital and halt his attempt to assassinate Rock Lee. Gaara explains that his reason for existing is to kill everyone, and reveals that he, like Naruto, was alone for much of his childhood, hated and feared by others for being a host of a tailed beast. Gaara prepares to kill Naruto and Shikamaru as well, but is stopped by the arrival of Might Guy, Lee's sensei, and leaves.
59
"The Final Rounds: Rush to the Battle Arena!""Mō retsu Mō Tsui Mō Dasshu Hansen kaishi dattebayo" (モー烈 モー追 モーダッシュ 本選開始だってばよ) November 19, 2003November 18, 2006
On the day of the finals, Naruto makes his way to the arena. Along the way, he encounters and converses with Hinata Hyuga. Hinata reassures him of his talents, removing any doubts he had about the finals. Naruto thanks Hinata and goes on his way. As he gets closer to the arena, Naruto meets Konohamaru, who tries to use a number of shortcuts to help Naruto get to the arena faster. The shortcuts end up being ineffective and time consuming, as a result, Naruto makes it to the stadium late but can still enter.
60
"Byakugan vs. Shadow Clone""Byakugan bāsasu Kage Bunshin! Ore wa zettē katsu!!" (白眼VS影分身!オレはゼってー勝つ!!) November 26, 2003November 18, 2006
Naruto begins his match with Neji Hyuga, who Naruto promised to defeat a month earlier during the preliminaries. Since taijutsu proves ineffective, Naruto creates a large number of shadow clones. Though Neji is able to destroy them all, Naruto creates more.
61
"Ultimate Defense: Zero Blind Spot!""Shikaku zero! Mō hitotsu no zettai bōgyo" (死角ゼロ!もうひとつの絶対防御) December 3, 2003November 18, 2006
Naruto creates more shadow clones, and this time manages to sneak up on Neji. Before he can land a blow, Neji uses a powerful defensive technique, then follows up with blocking Naruto's chakra path. Even though he can no longer fight, Naruto refuses to give up, and berates Neji over how he treated Hinata. Neji then reveals the history of the Hyuga clan and how the death of his father Hizashi Hyuga was arranged to protect the Hyuga Clan's head: Hinata's father Hiashi Hyuga. He reaffirms his belief in the unchanging nature of one's destiny.
62
"A Failure's True Power""Ochikobore no Sokojikara!" (落ちこぼれの底力!) December 10, 2003November 18, 2006
Determined to prove Neji wrong, Naruto draws on the demon fox's strength, surprising many of the older ninja present with his ability to use the fox's chakra. Following an explosive clash between the two, Naruto manages to defeat Neji through the use of a shadow clone as a decoy. After telling Neji to stop putting so much faith in fate, Naruto is declared the winner.
63
"Hit it or Quit it: The Final Rounds Get Complicated!""Shikkaku!? Kiken! Maedaoshi! Haranbukumi no daihonsen!" (失格!?キケン!前倒し!波乱含みの大本戦) December 17, 2003November 25, 2006
When Neji is taken away to recover, he is approached by Hiashi who decides to reveal the truth behind Hizashi's death. Because Hiashi killed a head ninja from the Land of Lightning who was kidnapping Hinata, a threat to an established treaty between the Hidden Leaf and Hidden Storm ninja unless Hiashi is killed and sent to the Land of Lightning in good will. But the Hyuga clan plan to have Hizashi, Hiashi's younger twin brother, die in his place to keep the Byakugan of a main house Hyuga from falling into enemy hands. Despite Hiashi disapproving of his brother being sacrificed, Hizashi agrees to die on his own freewill to protect his brother. Though Neji did not believe this at first, he realizes it to be the truth upon seeing a final letter written by his father after his uncle apologizes. Meanwhile, the match between Sasuke Uchiha and Gaara is postponed due to Sasuke's absence, and the match between Shino Aburame and Kankuro is set to start. But Kankuro forfeits and a match between Shikamaru and Temari begins instead.
64
"Zero Motivation: The Guy with Cloud Envy!""Kumo wa ii naa... yaruki zero no otoko" (雲はいいなあ...やる気ゼロの男) December 24, 2003December 2, 2006
Though initially unwilling, Shikamaru fights Temari because he refuses to lose to a girl. Shikamaru quickly studies the arena and its elements and comes up with a plan. Despite this, Temari has seen Shikamaru's primary attack in action and knows how it works. Shikamaru relies on strategy to defeat his opponent, but it becomes evident that Temari is a keen strategist too. However, Shikamaru's strategies are superior and enable him to capture Temari with his jutsu, but he forfeits as he has no chakra left to fight.
65
"Dancing Leaf, Squirming Sand""Gekitotsu! Konoha mai Suna ugomeku toki" (激突!木ノ葉舞い砂うごめく瞬間) December 31, 2003December 9, 2006
With Sasuke and Gaara's match needing to start, the Third Hokage Hiruzen Sarutobi sets a time limit for Sasuke to arrive. Sasuke arrives at the last minute with Kakashi Hatake. Meanwhile, Gaara kills a pair of ninjas who are attempting to fix the match on his way to enter the arena.
66
"Bushy Brow's Jutsu: Sasuke Style!""Arashi o yobu otoko!! Sasuke no Gejimayu-ryū Taijutsu!" (嵐を呼ぶ男!!サスケのゲジマユ流体術!) January 14, 2004December 16, 2006
Sasuke's enhanced speed and taijutsu skills enable him to bypass Gaara's sand-based defenses with ease, as Rock Lee did previously. Determined to kill Sasuke, Gaara retreats inside a sphere of sand and begins to transform.
67
"Late for the Show, But Ready to Go! The Ultimate Secret Technique is Born!""Date ni okureta wake ja nai! Kyūkyoku ōgi - Chidori tanjō!!" (だてに遅れたわけじゃない!究極奥義·千鳥誕生!!) January 14, 2004December 23, 2006
To break through Gaara's defense, Sasuke uses his new jutsu, Chidori, to pierce Gaara's shield. This causes Gaara to stop his transformation as he panics upon seeing that he is bleeding. At that moment, Kabuto uses a genjutsu to put the audience to sleep, signaling the start of the invasion of Konoha.
68
"Zero Hour! The Destruction of the Hidden Leaf Village Begins!"""Konoha Kuzushi" Shidō!" (「木ノ葉崩し」始動!) January 28, 2004January 6, 2007
Revealing himself to have killed the Fourth Kazekage to get to him, Orochimaru takes Hiruzen hostage as he has his personal bodyguards, the Sound Four, establish a barrier to so no one would interfere. Meanwhile, invading Sound and Sand ninja infiltrate Konoha, and battles begin breaking out across the village. Kankuro and Temari carry Gaara from the village so that he can recover with Sasuke in pursuit. Preoccupied with fending off the invading forces, Kakashi instructs Sakura, who had managed to repel the sleep-inducing genjutsu, to wake Naruto and Shikamaru.
69
"Village in Distress: A New A-Ranked Mission!""Mattemashita! Ē-ranku ninmu dattebayo!!" (待ってました!Aランク任務だってばよ!!) February 4, 2004January 13, 2007
Once Naruto and Shikamaru awaken (the later actually faked sleep), Kakashi summons Pakkun to assist them in tracking down Sasuke. Meanwhile, Orochimaru begins his battle with Hiruzen, his mentor before becoming the Third Hokage. Both display powerful techniques in what the observing ANBU describe as a Kage-level battle. During the battle, Orochimaru uses the Reanimation Jutsu to summon Hiruzen's deceased predecessors: the Second Hokage Tobirama Senju who invented the Reanimation Jutsu and the First Hokage Hashirama Senju. The Senju brothers apologize to their former student for what is about to happen as Orochimaru forces them to fight Hiruzen.
70
"A Shirker's Call to Action: A Layabout No More!""Nigegoshi nanbaa wan Mendokuse~ ga yarukkya nē!!" (逃げ腰NO.1 めんどくせーがやろっきゃねえ!!) February 11, 2004January 20, 2007
As Naruto, Sakura, Shikamaru, and Pakkun pursue Sasuke, it soon becomes apparent that they're being followed by a group of nine Sound ninja. Shikamaru volunteers to stall them to buy the others time and falls back. Once the Sound ninja get close enough, Shikamaru traps them with his shadow, though he finds that he has only captured eight. Attempting to kill the eight, Shikamaru discovers the ninth's location, but lacks the chakra to trap him. As his shadow recedes and the eight freed ninja prepare to kill Shikamaru, Asuma Sarutobi, Shikamaru's sensei, arrives and defeats all the Sound ninja, saving Shikamaru.
71
"An Unrivaled Match: Hokage Battle Royale!""Kokon musō! "Hokage" to iu reberu no tatakai" (古今無双!「火影」というレベルの戦い) February 18, 2004January 27, 2007
The Hokage battle begins, with Hashirama's Wood Style giving him and his brother the advantage on Hiruzen as he summons Enma to help him in the uneven fight as Orochimaru brings out his Kusanagi sword. During the fight, Hiruzen learns that ninja brought back by the Reanimation Jutsu are immune to any normal form of attack and regenerate from any injury dealt on them. At that time, explaining his desire to become immortal to know every form of ninjutsu, Orochimaru decides to reveal the fruits of his labor by peeling away his face: revealing the face of a girl whose body he now occupies.
72
"A Mistake from the Past: A Face Revealed!""Hokage no ayamachi Kamen ni shita no sugao" (火影の過ち 仮面の下の素顔) February 25, 2004January 27, 2007
Though Temari tries to hold off Sasuke so the brothers can escape, Sasuke easily dispatches her and resumes his chase. At the Hokage battle, Orochimaru reveals the nature of his Transference Ritual that allows him to transfer his being into the body of another every few years and that he intends to make Sasuke his new vessel. Regretting not killing Orochimaru when he had the chance the night his former student left the village, Hiruzen musters up his chakra and summons shadow clones for a last resort attack to rectify that mistake.
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"Forbidden Secret Technique: Reaper Death Seal!""Kinjutsu ōgi! "Shiki Fūjin"" (禁術奥義!「屍鬼封尽」) March 3, 2004February 3, 2007
As the battles across Konoha rage on, the Hiruzen has his clones use the Reaper Death Seal on the Senju brothers. As the corpses used to reanimate the first two Hokage are revealed to be Kin and Zaku, Hiruzen reveals that the Reaper Death Seal is a double-edge attack that the Fourth Hokage used to defeat the Nine-Tails with his own soul as the price. Having given up two thirds of his own soul to seal the Senju brothers within the Reaper's stomach, Hiruzen intends to feed what remained of his own soul and Orochimaru's soul to the monster as well. However, Orochimaru has his Kusanagi stabs the Third Hokage in the back. Meanwhile, Sasuke again catches up with Gaara, and Kankuro prepares to hold Sasuke off while Gaara escapes with Temari. Before they can begin, Shino Aburame arrives to fight Kankuro, allowing Sasuke to proceed.
74
"Astonishing Truth! Gaara's Identity Emerges!""Kyōgaku! Gaara no Shōtai" (驚愕!我愛羅の正体) March 10, 2004February 10, 2007
Leaving Shino to deal with Kankuro, Sasuke continues his pursuit of Gaara. Kankuro attacks Shino with his puppet, using its many hidden weapons to catch Shino by surprise. Shino is able to dodge the attacks through the use of his destruction bugs, but eventually makes the mistake of inhaling some of the puppet's poison gas. As the battle goes on, Shino directs his bugs to Kankuro's location. They consume his chakra once they get there, causing Kankuro to collapse. The battle won, Shino also collapses due to Kankuro's poison. Sasuke catches up with Gaara as Shino's battle ends, and the two resume their match.
75
"Sasuke's Decision: Pushed to the Edge!""Genkai o koete... Sasuke no ketsudan!!" (限界を越えて... サスケの決断!!) March 17, 2004February 17, 2007
Gaara begins transforming into Shukaku, dramatically increasing his strength and speed. Sasuke uses his Chidori to slice Gaara's arm off, but the pain only makes Gaara more determined and excited to kill Sasuke. Unable to use the Chidori a third time, Sasuke is forced to use his cursed seal so that he can attack Gaara again. This fails to defeat him, and Sasuke collapses due to the use of the cursed seal. As Gaara prepares to inflict the finishing blow, Naruto repels the attack with a kick. Naruto, Sakura, and Pakkun arrive ready to help Sasuke.
76
"Assassin of the Moonlit Night""Tsukiyo no ansatsusha" (月夜の暗殺者) March 24, 2004February 24, 2007
Gaara tries to attack Sasuke again but is covered by Sakura who got in the way, Gaara pushes Sakura out of the way while Naruto grabs Sasuke's body and saves him. Gaara remembers his childhood with his maternal uncle Yashamaru. While Yashamaru had for many years been the only person who seemed to care for him, Gaara is shocked to find Yashamaru suddenly attacking him out of sheer hatred.
77
"Light vs. Dark: The Two Faces of Gaara""Hikari to Yami Gaara to iu na" (光と闇 我愛羅という名) March 31, 2004March 3, 2007
As Gaara continues to reminisce about Yashamaru, he remembers Yashamaru's statement of his mother's death and his uncle's suicide bombing. Though Gaara survived the blast - thanks to the sand shield - he lost the only person who ever cared for him. From that point on, Gaara came to love only himself and started to find purpose in killings others. Returning to the present, Gaara keeps his grip on Sakura with his sand claw choking her to death. Gaara, feeling deranged, asks Naruto to play a game with him saying that if he can beat him, Sakura will be set free. Determined to save Sakura, an enraged Naruto violently attacks Gaara and they engage in battle.
78
"Naruto's Ninja Handbook""Bakuhatsu! Kore zo Naruto ninpōchō~~!!" (爆発!これぞナルト忍法帖〜〜っ!!) April 7, 2004March 10, 2007
Naruto has been afraid of Gaara ever since he met him. But now, Naruto's determination is awakened truly along with the will of fire. Rejuvenated, Naruto uses techniques from his Ninja Handbook scroll. Naruto unleashes new and improved Naruto Uzumaki Barrage consisting of 2,000 shadow clones (Naruto Uzumaki 2k Barrage). 8 shadow clones kicked Gaara into the air and all 2,000 shadow clones punched Gaara on every inch of his body before 2 shadow clones delivered the final blow to the barrage. Naruto attempts a 2nd attack twice as powerful, with kicks. To fend off the attack, Gaara completes his transformation into a replica of the One Tail Shukaku. Gaara tries to crush Naruto with his sand. Thinking of Sakura and his friends, Naruto uses his own chakra to summon Gamabunta. Gaara forces himself to sleep and allows Shukaku to take over. Needing to get close to Shukaku to wake Gaara up, Naruto and Gamabunta transform into a replica of the Nine-Tails to fight.
79
"Beyond the Limit of Darkness and Light""Rimitto bucchigiri! ~Hikari to Yami~" (リミットぶっちぎり! 〜光と闇〜) April 14, 2004March 17, 2007
As the transformed Gamabunta holds Shukaku in place, Naruto awakens Gaara. Tapping into the fox's power again, Naruto headbutts Gaara and destroys Shukaku's form. Across Konoha, the village's ninja, including the parents of many of the Genin, begin the counterattack of the invading forces. At the site of his battle with Orochimaru, Hiruzen realizes that he does not have enough strength left to fully seal Orochimaru's soul, and instead opts to seal the part of his former pupil's soul within his arms. Robbing Orochimaru his ability to use jutsu, Hiruzens bids his enraged student a fond farewell as he dies reciting one last proverb. At this time, Naruto and Gaara jump at each other, and Naruto succeeds in throwing the winning blow.
80
"The Third Hokage, Forever...""Sandaime yo, towa ni......!!" (三代目よ, 永久に......!!) April 21, 2004March 24, 2007
Critically damaged, Orochimaru calls off the invasion and flees the village with his forces. In the forest, Naruto and Gaara both lay on the ground, devoid of chakra. Naruto sympathizes with Gaara for his childhood, but threatens to kill Gaara if he should ever bring harm to his friends again. Realizing that Naruto's strength came from the desire to protect others, Gaara begins to reshape his view of the world as his siblings take him home, and apologizes to Temari and Kankuro. The next day, the ninja of Konoha mourn the deaths of those who died during the invasion, especially Hiruzen as they ponder the meaning of the Third Hokage's sacrifice.
81
"Return of the Morning Mist""Asagiri no kikyō" (朝霧の帰郷) April 28, 2004March 31, 2007
After Hiruzen's death, revealed to be pupil alongside Orochimaru, Jiraiya is approached by the village's elders as they offer him the position of Fifth Hokage. He declines, saying that his former team mate Tsunade would be a much better candidate for the title. Jiraiya offers to find her for Konoha and asks that he be allowed to take Naruto with him. Meanwhile, Itachi Uchiha and Kisame Hoshigaki enter Konoha, and are confronted by Asuma Sarutobi and Kurenai Yuhi. Itachi and Kisame quickly gain the advantage in battle, but Kakashi comes to their rescue at the last moment.
82
"Eye to Eye: Sharingan vs. Sharingan!""Sharingan tai Sharingan!!" (写輪眼VS写輪眼!!) May 5, 2004April 7, 2007
Kakashi and Itachi exchange blows, each being very proficient with the Sharingan. Itachi neutralizes Kakashi with his Tsukuyomi. As Kakashi struggles to remain standing, he asks Itachi why he's returned to Konoha. Itachi replies that they're after Naruto, which Kakashi elaborates as meaning they want the Nine-Tails for their organization Akatsuki. Annoyed that Kakashi knows of their organization, Itachi instructs Kisame to kill Asuma and Kurenai before bringing Kakashi to him so they can find out what else he knows of their group. Before Kisame can do so, Might Guy arrives. Itachi states he did not go to Konoha to "start a war", so he and Kisame left the battle.
83
"Jiraiya: Naruto's Potential Disaster!""Ō, nō~! Jiraiya no jonan, Naruto no sainan" (おお, のォ〜っ!自来也の女難, ナルトの災難) May 12, 2004April 14, 2007
Guy, Asuma, and Kurenai take an unconscious Kakashi home to rest, where they decide Sasuke should not know of Itachi's return. Despite their wishes, Sasuke finds out, and also learns that Itachi is after Naruto. Determined to kill Itachi for murdering the Uchiha clan, Sasuke rushes out to find Naruto, though discovers that Naruto has already left the village with Jiraiya. In another town, Naruto sits in a hotel room while Jiraiya tries to pick up women. After someone knocks on his door, Naruto opens it to reveal Itachi and Kisame standing before him.


document_title: Trojan Horse

question_text: who warned the trojans that the wooden horse was a trick

text: Trojan Horse

text: Literary accounts[edit]

text: According to Quintus Smyrnaeus, Odysseus thought of building a great wooden horse (the horse being the emblem of Troy), hiding an elite force inside, and fooling the Trojans into wheeling the horse into the city as a trophy. Under the leadership of Epeius, the Greeks built the wooden horse in three days. Odysseus's plan called for one man to remain outside the horse; he would act as though the Greeks had abandoned him, leaving the horse as a gift for the Trojans. An inscription was engraved on the horse reading: "For their return home, the Greeks dedicate this offering to Athena". Then they burned their tents and left to Tenedos by night. Greek soldier Sinon was "abandoned", and was to signal to the Greeks by lighting a beacon.[2] In Virgil's poem, Sinon, the only volunteer for the role, successfully convinces the Trojans that he has been left behind and that the Greeks are gone. Sinon tells the Trojans that the Horse is an offering to the goddess Athena, meant to atone for the previous desecration of her temple at Troy by the Greeks, and ensure a safe journey home for the Greek fleet. Sinon tells the Trojans that the Horse was built to be too large for them to take it into their city and gain the favor of Athena for themselves.

text: While questioning Sinon, the Trojan priest Laocoön guesses the plot and warns the Trojans, in Virgil's famous line Timeo Danaos et dona ferentes ("I fear Greeks, even those bearing gifts"),[3] Danai (acc Danaos) or Danaans (Homer's name for the Greeks) being the ones who had built the Trojan Horse. However, the god Poseidon sends two sea serpents to strangle him and his sons Antiphantes and Thymbraeus before any Trojan heeds his warning. According to Apollodorus the two serpents were sent by Apollo, whom Laocoon had insulted by sleeping with his wife in front of the "divine image".[4] In the Odyssey, Homer says that Helen of Troy also guesses the plot and tries to trick and uncover the Greek soldiers inside the horse by imitating the voices of their wives, and Anticlus attempts to answer, but Odysseus shuts his mouth with his hand.[5] King Priam's daughter Cassandra, the soothsayer of Troy, insists that the horse will be the downfall of the city and its royal family. She too is ignored, hence their doom and loss of the war.[6]

text:
Trojan War

Achilles tending the wounded Patroclus
(Attic red-figure kylix, c. 500 BC)

The war

Setting: Troy (modern Hisarlik, Turkey)
Period: Bronze Age
Traditional dating: c. 1194–1184 BC
Modern dating: c. 1260–1180 BC
Outcome: Greek victory, destruction of Troy
See also: Historicity of the Iliad

Literary sources

Iliad
Epic Cycle
Aeneid, Book 2
Iphigenia in Aulis
Philoctetes
Ajax
The Trojan Women
Posthomerica

See also: Trojan War in popular culture

Episodes

Judgement of Paris
Seduction of Helen
Trojan Horse
Sack of Troy
The Returns
Wanderings of Odysseus
Aeneas and the Founding of Rome

Greeks and allies

Agamemnon
Achilles
Helen
Menelaus
Nestor
Odysseus
Ajax
Diomedes
Patroclus
Thersites
Achaeans
Myrmidons

See also: Catalogue of Ships

Trojans and allies

Priam
Hecuba
Hector
Paris
Cassandra
Andromache
Aeneas
Memnon
Troilus
Penthesilea and the Amazons
Sarpedon

See also: Trojan Battle Order

Participant gods

Caused the war:

Eris
Zeus

On the Greek side:

Athena
Hera
Hephaestus
Hermes
Poseidon
Thetis

On the Trojan side:

Aphrodite
Apollo
Ares
Artemis
Leto
Scamander

Related topics

Homeric question
Archaeology of Troy
Mycenae
Mycenaean warfare

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text: This incident is mentioned in the Odyssey:

text: The most detailed and most familiar version is in Virgil's Aeneid, Book II[7] (trans. A. S. Kline).

text: Book II includes Laocoön saying: "Equo ne credite, Teucri. Quidquid id est, timeo Danaos et dona ferentes." ("Do not trust the horse, Trojans! Whatever it is, I fear the Greeks, even bringing gifts.")

text: Well before Virgil, the story is also alluded to in Greek classical literature. In Euripides' play Trojan Women, written in 415 BC, the god Poseidon proclaims: "For, from his home beneath Parnassus, Phocian Epeus, aided by the craft of Pallas, framed a horse to bear within its womb an armed host, and sent it within the battlements, fraught with death; whence in days to come men shall tell of 'the wooden horse,' with its hidden load of warriors."[8]

text: Men in the horse[edit]

text: Thirty of the Achaeans' best warriors hid in the Trojan horse's belly and two spies in its mouth. Other sources give different numbers: The Bibliotheca 50;[9] Tzetzes 23;[10] and Quintus Smyrnaeus gives the names of 30, but says there were more.[11] In late tradition the number was standardized at 40. Their names follow:[12]

text:
Ulysseus (leader)
Acamas
Uden
Ajax the Lesser
Amphidamas
Amphimachus
Anticlus
Antimachus
Antiphates
Calchas
Cyanippus
Demophon
Diomedes
Ishana
Epeius
Eumelus
Euryalus
Eurydamas
Eurymachus
Eurypylus
Ialmenus
Idomeneus
Iphidamas
Leonteus
Machaon
Meges
Menelaus
Menestheus
Meriones
Neoptolemus
Peneleos
Philoctetes
Podalirius
Polypoetes
Sthenelus
Teucer
Thalpius
Thersander
Thoas
Thrasymedes

text: Factual explanations[edit]

text: There has been speculation that the Trojan Horse may have been a battering ram or other sort of siege engine resembling, to some extent, a horse, and that the description of the use of this device was then transformed into a myth by later oral historians who were not present at the battle and were unaware of that meaning of the name. Assyrians at the time used siege machines with animal names, often covered with dampened horse hides to protect against flaming arrows; it is possible that the Trojan Horse was such.[13] Pausanias, who lived in the 2nd century AD, wrote in his book Description of Greece "That the work of Epeius was a contrivance to make a breach in the Trojan wall is known to everybody who does not attribute utter silliness to the Phrygians"[14] where, by Phrygians, he means the Trojans.

text: Some authors have suggested that the gift was not a horse with warriors hiding inside, but a boat carrying a peace envoy,[15] and it has also been noted that the terms used to put men in the horse are those used when describing the embarkation of men on a ship.[16]

text: A more speculative theory, originally proposed by Fritz Schachermeyr, states that the Trojan Horse is a metaphor for a destructive earthquake that damaged the walls of Troy and allowed the Greeks in.[17] In this theory, the horse represents Poseidon, who as well as being god of the sea was also god of horses and earthquakes. This theory is supported by the fact that archaeological digs have found that Troy VI was heavily damaged in an earthquake,[17] but is hard to square with the mythological claim that Poseidon built the walls of Troy in the first place.[18]

text: A recent discovery made by the Italian Naval Archaeologist Francesco Tiboni, first presented in 2016 in a peer review academic journal[19], has demonstrated that the Trojan Horse was indeed a Ship. According to the Homeric texts and the archaeology of ancient boats and ships, in fact, the Hippos built by Epeus has to be considered a galley like the ones in use along the Greek and the Phoenician coasts of that time to pay tribute after the end of the wars.

text: Images[edit]

text: This section needs expansion. You can help by adding to it. (November 2010)

text: There are three known surviving classical depictions of the Trojan Horse. The earliest is on a fibula brooch dated about 700 BC. The other two are on relief pithos vases from the adjoining Grecian islands Mykonos and Tinos, both usually dated between 675 and 650 BC, the one from Mykonos being known as the Mykonos Vase.[20][21] Historian Michael Wood, however, dates the Mykonos Vase to the 8th century BC, some 500 years after the supposed time of the war, but before the written accounts attributed by tradition to Homer. Wood concludes from that evidence that the story of the Trojan Horse existed before those accounts were written.[22]

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At the Istanbul Archaeological Museum in Istanbul, Turkey

At the Schliemann Museum in Ankershagen, Germany

From the 2004 movie Troy

A modern interpretation at the Troja-Ausstellung (Troy Fair) in Stuttgart, Germany (May 2001)

The story of the Trojan horse was depicted in the art of Gandhara. British Museum.

text: Notes[edit]

text:
Jump up ^ Broeniman, Clifford (1996). "Demodocus, Odysseus, and the Trojan War in "Odyssey" 8". The Classical World. 90 (1): 3–13. JSTOR 4351895.
Jump up ^ Bibliotheca, Epitome, e.5.15
Jump up ^ "Virgil:Aeneid II". Poetryintranslation.com. Retrieved 2012-08-10.
Jump up ^ Pseudo-Apollodorus, Bibliotheca, Epitome,Epit. E.5.18
Jump up ^ Homer, Odyssey, 4. 274-289.
Jump up ^ Virgil. The Aeneid. Trans. Robert Fitzgerald. New York: Everyman's Library, 1992. Print.
Jump up ^ "Virgil". poetryintranslation.com.
Jump up ^ "The Trojan Women, Euripides". Classics.mit.edu. Retrieved 2012-08-10.
Jump up ^ Epitome 5.14
Jump up ^ Posthomerica 641–650
Jump up ^ Posthomerica xii.314-335
Jump up ^ "THE WOODEN HORSE - Greek Mythology Link". Maicar.com. Retrieved 2012-08-10.
Jump up ^ Michael Wood, in his book "In search of the Trojan war" ISBN 978-0-520-21599-3 (which was shown on BBC TV as a series)
Jump up ^ "Pausanias, Description of Greece 1, XXIII,8". Perseus.tufts.edu. Retrieved 2012-08-10.
Jump up ^ See pages 51-52 inTroy C. 1700-1250 BC,Nic Fields, Donato Spedaliere & Sarah S. Spedalier, Osprey Publishing, 2004
Jump up ^ See pages 22-23 in The fall of Troy in early Greek poetry and art, Michael John Anderson, Oxford University Press, 1997
^ Jump up to: a b Eric H. Cline (2013). The Trojan War: A Very Short Introduction. ISBN 0199333823.
Jump up ^ Stephen Kershaw (2010). A Brief Guide to Classical Civilization. ISBN 1849018006.
Jump up ^ Tiboni, Francesco. "The Dourateos Ippos from allegory to Archaeology: a Phoenician Ship to break the Wall." Archaeologia maritima mediterranea 13.13 (2016): 91-104
Jump up ^ Sparks, B.A. (April 1971). "The Trojan Horse in Classical Art". Greece & Rome. Second series. 18 (1): 54–70. JSTOR 642388. doi:10.1017/s001738350001768x.
Jump up ^ Caskey, Miriam Ervin (Winter 1976). "Notes on Relief Pithoi of the Tenian-Boiotian Group". American Journal of Archaeology. 80 (1): 19–41. JSTOR 502935.
Jump up ^ Wood, Michael (1985). In Search of the Trojan War. London: BBC books. pp. 80; 251. ISBN 978-0-563-20161-8.

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document_title: Interstate 75 in Kentucky

question_text: how many miles are in kentucky on i 75

question_tokens: how many miles are in kentucky on i 75

text: Interstate 75 in Kentucky

text:
Interstate 75

Route information

Maintained by Kentucky Transportation Cabinet

Length:
191.78 mi[2] (308.64 km)

Existed:
1960s[1] – present

Major junctions

South end:
 I-75 at Tennessee state line

 I-64 in Lexington
 I-71 in Walton
 I-275 in Erlanger

North end:
 I-71 / I-75 at Ohio state line

Location

Counties:
Whitley, Laurel, Rockcastle, Madison, Fayette, Scott, Grant, Kenton, Boone

Highway system

Interstate Highway System

Main
Auxiliary
Suffixed
Business
Future

Highways in Kentucky

Interstate
US
State
Parkways

←  KY 74

KY 76  →

text: Interstate 75 (I-75) runs from near Williamsburg to Covington by way of Lexington in the U.S. state of Kentucky. I-75 enters the Cumberland Plateau region from Tennessee, then descends into the Bluegrass region through the Pottsville Escarpment before crossing the Ohio River into Ohio. I-75 follows along the U.S. Route 25 corridor for the entire length of Kentucky.

text: Route description[edit]

text: This section needs expansion with: History of route. You can help by adding to it. (May 2017)

text: Interstate 75 runs roughly parallel to U.S. Route 25 for its entire length in Kentucky. The freeway enters Kentucky south of Williamsburg, bypassing Corbin, London, Berea, and Richmond, Kentucky. It is briefly concurrent with Interstate 64 along the north and east sides of Lexington, before leaving the Lexington area northerly and bypassing Georgetown. South of Florence, Kentucky, the route becomes concurrent with Interstate 71, and the two routes remain concurrent through to Cincinnati, Ohio. On the north side of Florence, Interstate 75 intersects with the only auxiliary route it has in the state, Interstate 275, a beltway bypass of the greater Cincinnati area.

text: Interstate 75 is six lanes through most of Kentucky. Beginning in Rockcastle County it is a minimum of six lanes the rest of its length through the state. In the southern portion it is six lanes on and off.

text: Exit list[edit]

text: This section contains a table that is missing mileposts for one or more junctions. Please help by adding the missing mileposts.

text:
County
Location
mi
km
Exit
Destinations
Notes

Whitley
Williamsburg
0.00
0.00
 I-75 continues south into Tennessee

11
 KY 92 to US 25W – Williamsburg, Pineville

15
 US 25W – Williamsburg

Laurel
Corbin

25
 US 25W (Cumberland Falls Highway) – Corbin

28.9
46.5
29
 To US 25 / US 25E / Cumberland Gap Parkway – Corbin, Barbourville

London

38
 KY 192 (B. W. Ridge Road) to Hal Rogers Parkway – London

41
 KY 80 (Hal Rogers Parkway) – London, Somerset, Hazard

East Bernstadt

49
 KY 909 to US 25 (Wilderness Road Heritage Highway) – Livingston

Rockcastle
Mount Vernon

59
 US 25 (Wilderness Road Heritage Highway) to US 150 – Mt. Vernon, Livingston

62
 US 25 (Richmond Street) to KY 461 – Mt. Vernon, Renfro Valley

Madison
Berea

76
 KY 21 (E. Chestnut Street, W. Paint Lick Road) to US 25 – Berea

77
 KY 595 (Walnut Meadow Pike) to KY 956 – Berea

Richmond

83
 KY 2872 (Duncannon Lane) to US 25 – Richmond

87
 KY 876 (Eastern Bypass) – Richmond, Lancaster

89.8
144.5
90
 US 25 / US 421 (Robert R. Martin Bypass) – Richmond, Irvine
Signed as 90B (north) and 90A (south) southbound; northbound exit also connects to businesses on Northgate and Lexington roads (signed as Service Access Road)

95
 KY 627 (Boonesborough Road) – Boonesborough, Winchester

97
 US 25 south / US 421 south (Lexington Road) – Richmond, Clays Ferry
South end of US 25 / US 421 overlap

Fayette
Lexington

99
 US 25 north / US 421 north (Old Richmond Road) – Lexington, Clays Ferry
North end of US 25 / US 421 overlap

104
 KY 418 (Athens-Boonesborough Road) – Lexington, Athens, Boonesborough

108
 KY 1425 (Man o' War Boulevard) – Lexington
KY 1425 not signed

110
 US 60 (Winchester Road) – Lexington, Winchester

111
 I-64 east – Winchester, Ashland
South end of I-64 overlap, west exit 81.

113
 US 27 / US 68 (Broadway) – Lexington, Paris

115
 KY 922 (Newtown Pike) to Bluegrass Parkway – Lexington, Blue Grass Airport

118
 I-64 west – Frankfort, Louisville
North end of I-64 overlap, east exit 75.

120
 KY 1973 (Iron Works Pike) to US 25 – Lexington, Georgetown

Scott
Georgetown

125
 US 460 (Paris Pike) – Georgetown, Paris
Northbound exit and southbound entrance

126
 US 62 (Cherry Blossom Way) – Georgetown, Cynthiana

127
Toyota Plant
Opened November 1, 2016[3]

129
 KY 620 (Cherry Blossom Way) to US 25 – Georgetown

Sadieville

136
 KY 32 (Porter Road) to US 25 – Sadieville, Cynthiana

Grant
Corinth

144
 KY 330 (Owenton Road) – Corinth, Owenton

Williamstown

154
 KY 36 to US 25 – Williamstown, Owenton

156
 KY 1560 (Barnes Road) – Williamstown

Dry Ridge

159
 KY 22 / KY 467 (Broadway Street) – Dry Ridge, Owenton

Crittenden

166
 KY 491 (Violet Road) – Crittenden

Kenton
No major junctions

Boone
Walton

171
 KY 14 / KY 16 (Mary Grubbs Highway) to US 25 – Walton, Verona

173
 I-71 south – Louisville
South end of I-71 overlap, I-71 exit 77.

Union

175
 KY 338 (Richwood Drive) to US 25 – Richwood, Union, Walton

178
 KY 536 (Mt. Zion Road) – Union, Independence

Florence

180
 US 127 / US 42 – Florence, Union, Erlanger

180A
Mall Road
Southbound exit and northbound entrance; access to Florence Mall

181
 KY 18 (Burlington Pike) – Florence, Burlington

182
 KY 1017 (Turfway Road) / KY 842 – Florence
Southbound access via right-in/right-out with Thoroughbred Boulevard

Kenton
Erlanger

184
 KY 236 (Commonwealth Avenue, Donaldson Highway) – Erlanger
Signed as 184B (west) and 184A (east) southbound

185
 I-275 to I-471 north – Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
I-275 exit 84.

Fort Mitchell

186
 KY 371 (Buttermilk Pike) – Fort Mitchell, Crescent Springs

188
 US 25 / US 127 / US 42 (Dixie Highway) – Fort Mitchell, Fort Wright

Fort Wright

189
 KY 1072 (Kyles Lane) – Fort Wright, Park Hills

Covington

Jefferson Avenue, Euclid Avenue

191
 US 25 / US 127 / US 42 (Pike Street) / Twelfth Street/Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard – Covington

192
 KY 8 (Fifth Street) – Covington, Newport
KY 8 not signed

Ohio River
191.78
308.64
Brent Spence Bridge
 I-71 / I-75 continues north into Ohio.

1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

      Closed/former
      Concurrency terminus
      Incomplete access
      Unopened