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According to Jewish tradition, Daniel and Nehemiah lived at the same time, around 2375 years ago. See also:
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MaxineNehemiah, the Persian eunuch, was appointed governor of Judah in 445 BCE and could well have been alive during the time attributed to Daniel. The Book of Daniel was, however, written during the second century BCE and contains important historical errors, suggesting that Daniel was not necessarily a historical person.
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Did Daniel marry?
We know nothing about Daniel other than what is found in the second-century BCE Book of Daniel, which is not considered to be entirely reliable on historic detail. There are prior references to a Daniel in the Book of Ezekiel, where he was already compared to Noah and Job, but scholars say that these references must be to another Daniel - the Daniel of the Book of Daniel would have been no more than a boy at the time of Ezekiel.Since the Book of Daniel was written several centuries after the time attributed to Daniel, one should ask whether Daniel was a real person and, if so, how well did the author really know him. Since the Book contains many historic errors, even giving the wrong name for the Persian (not Median) king who released the Jews, it is reasonable to assume that very little about Daniel that was historic had been passed down. In any case, there appears to be no reference to Daniel's marital state.
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