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Simon was the last son of Modi’in, his father worshiped him and his 4 other brothers died. Simon defeated the General Tryphon who murdered Maccabee. He formed alliances with Rome. He captured the Akra Citadel in Jerusalem. He became king, general, and high priest. He was a decent person and I would say he was good.

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Johanan was the youngest son of Simon. He kept winning Jewish territory and forced people into Christianity. Under his reign they became divided. The Pharisees criticized his role as a high priest, and so he switched to the Sadducees. He was a "good" person because he cared about his family and fought in a war.

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Judah was the oldest of Johanan, and he imprisoned his mother because of the division of secular and authority. He befriended the Pharisees and forced people to convert to Judaism. He ordered execution of his brother who was planning to attack him. I don't think he was "good" because he hurt his family and was executed.

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Alexander was the third son of Johanan, and he was imprisoned by his half brother Judah. His war policies were unpopular and the war broke out after 6 years. Yannai had 800 of his members crucified in Jerusalem. As he was being persecuted he told the people to accommodate his wife who he trusted and told her to side with the Pharisees. He wasn't a successful person because he went to jail.

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Aristobulus II was the youngest son of Alexander and Shalom. When his mom died him and his brother fought about who was getting the throne. In his reign, Judea fell to Rome. He escaped prison but he was recaptured and sent back to Rome. He was sent free but then got poisoned by Pompey’s Loyalist’s, and he was saved by his two sons. This man escaped prison and wasn't considered a "good" guy.

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Hyrcanus was the oldest son of Yannai, he possessed an ally and secured the support of King Harith. Romans called him a “puppet” and he was reappointed high priest. They didn't allow him to do any priestly service. He gave Herod his granddaughter as a reward. Herod had him executed for treason. This man wasn't allowed to do anything special and was executed.

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Matthias Antigonous was the son of Aristobulus II. He banishes his uncle Hyrcanus II. Herod wins a battle and Hyrcanus wins the throne. This man was "bad" because he started battles and was decaptitated.

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Herod had 10 wives while being a motivated, violent tyrant. Some of people Herod murdered were his brother-in-law, the high priest Aristobulus III. He did have the support of Rome and kept people in line. He had many architectural talents like he protected the entrance of Jerusalem with a fortress. Herod was buried at Herodium. He was "bad" because he murdered people.

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He was the son of Herod the Great and was loved by people at first. Although he murdered 3000 people in answer to the demand of Pharisees. They gave him a chance but he did what he wanted so they kicked him out. He was doing whatever he wanted so he wasn't considered a "great" guy.

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Antipas was the youngest son, of Herod the Great and Malthace. His his sibling was Archalaus. The Baptist disapproved of his relationship with Herodias. As a result of this he put Pilate to death. His reign was very bloody and he killed lots of family. Antipas died in Spain, and considered a unpopular man.

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Agrippa I had his education in Rome, he was the nephew of Antipas. He killed lots of people to stay on the throne. When he died Agrippa I ruled Judea. Agrippa randomly died due to heart and abdominal pains. He was considered a good man and he only died because of natural causes.

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Agrippa II was the son of, AgrippaI and Cypros II. He was the brother of Berenice II, and he got his education in Rome. Agrippa was always arguing with the Jewish priesthood, and was given a lesser kingdom to govern the Temple and choose High priests. He got to appoint new high priests. Agrippa II died childless, and was the final ruler of both the Herodian and Hasmonean lines. He seemed in the middle between "good and "bad".