Division of Israel

Requiring that all contractual conditions be parallel to the condition arranged by the Tribes of Gad and Reuven when they agreed to fight alongside their brethren before taking their share in the Land: Ketuvot 74a; Nedarim 11a

Status of children born to women from the seven Canaanite tribes and men from elsewhere: Sotah 3b

The division in the Future: Rashi Yoma 67a

Joshua's enactment, when dividing up Israel, that people should be allowed to graze their animals in others' wild areas [which are not for harvesting], and that they should be allowed to gather branches from others' fields: Eruvin 17a

Which areas were made into public areas, and which into private areas: Eruvin 22b

Whether Jerusalem was split among the tribes, or not: Megillah 26a

Was the external mizbeiach built in the portions of Yehudah and Binyamin [note the impact of this discussion on the debate about whether Yerushalayim was divided up among the tribes]: Zevachim 53b-54b

The Temple was in Binyamin's area: Megillah 16b

Sections of the Temple given to Yehudah, and sections given to Binyamin: Megillah 26a

The Tabernacle in Shiloh was in Joseph's area: Megillah 16b

Katron was in the area belonging to Zevulun: Megillah 6a

Tzippori was in the area belonging to Zevulun: Megillah 6a

Moses died in Reuven's part of Israel, and Gd moved him to his burial in Gad's share, with the accompaniment of the angels: Sotah 13b

The Chilazon, from which the Techelet-Dye for Tzitzit is extracted, was found in Zevulun's portion in Israel: Megillah 6a

The tribe of Zevulun's apparent jealousy of Naftali's share in Israel: Megillah 6a

Naftali acquired fields and vineyards: Megillah 6a