Midrash su Genesi 36:31

Variantly: "Peoples heard; they quaked": When the peoples heard that the Holy One Blessed be He had lifted the horn of Israel and brought them into Eretz Yisrael, they began quaking — at which the Holy One Blessed be He said to them: Fools that you are. Many kings reigned before Me (i.e., in My presence) and Israel was not wrathful (against them), viz. (Genesis 36:31) "And these are the kings that reigned in the land of Edom." And many rulers arose from you, and Israel was not wrathful, viz. (Ibid. 29) "Chief Lotan, Chief Shoval." And now you grow wrathful! I, likewise, will give you "wrath" not to your liking, viz. (Psalms 99:1) "The L rd reigns — let the peoples quake!"...

And those animals mounted the asses and rode away with them and they were not to be ‎found to this very day.‎‏ ‏And one of those animals approached Anah and dealt him a blow with ‎its tail and fled from the place.‎‏ ‏And when he saw these things he was greatly afraid of his life, ‎and he too fled and escaped to the city.‎‏ ‏And he related unto his father and brothers all that ‎hath befallen him and many men went in search of the asses but they could not find them.‎‏ ‏And Anah and his brothers never dared to approach that place again for they were in great ‎fear of their lives.‎‏ ‏And the children of Anah the son of Seir were: Dishon and his sister ‎Ahlibamah, and the children of Dishon were: Hemdan, and Eshban, and Ithran and Cheran; and ‎the children of Ezer were: Bilhan, and Zaavan, and Akan, and the children of Dishan were: Uz ‎and Aran. These are the families of the children of Seir the Horite, according to their dukes in ‎the land of Seir.‎‏ ‏And Esau with his children dwelt in the land of Seir the Horite, the inhabitants ‎of the land, and they acquired possessions in it and they were fruitful and multiplied ‎exceedingly.‎‏ ‏And Jacob with his children and all belonging to him dwelt with Isaac their father ‎in the land of Canaan, as the Lord had commanded unto Abraham their father.‎‏ ‏And it came to ‎pass in the one hundred and fifth year of Jacob's life, which was the ninth year of his dwelling ‎in the land of Canaan after his return from Padan-Aram, that Jacob journeyed with his children ‎from Hebron, and they went along and reached the city of Shechem, and they located there, ‎for the sons of Jacob found good and fat pasture for their cattle in Shechem.‎‏ ‏And the city of ‎Shechem had been rebuilt at that time, and there were in her about three hundred men and ‎women.‎‏ ‏And when Jacob and his sons with all belonging to them came back, they dwelt in the ‎parcel of the land which Jacob had bought from Hamor, when he arrived there from Padan-‎Aram, long before Simeon and Levi had destroyed the city.‎‏ ‏And when the kings of the ‎Canaanites and the Amorites around the city of Shechem heard that Jacob and his sons ‎returned to Shechem to dwell therein, they said: Shall Jacob and his sons be permitted to ‎dwell again in this city after having slain and driven away its inhabitants, to come once again to ‎kill and drive away the people now living in the city? And all of the Canaanitish kings assembled ‎once more to fight with Jacob and his sons.‎‏ ‏And Jashub king of Tapuah sent also to all the kings ‎that were around him, to Elan king of Gaash, and to Thuri king of Shiloh, and to Parathon, king ‎of Hazar, and to Susy king of Sarton, and to Laban king of Beth-horan, and to Shabir king of ‎Othnaimah, saying: Come up to my assistance, and we will smite the Hebrew and his sons and ‎all belonging to him, for they have come once more to Shechem, to take possession thereof ‎and to slay its inhabitants as heretofore.‎

And afterwards these kings appeared before Jacob with their men, and gifts were in their ‎hands for Jacob and his sons, and they bowed down to the ground before Jacob and his sons. ‎And these kings urged the sons of Jacob and entreated them to restore to the seven cities of ‎the Amorites all the spoil they had taken from them. And Jacob’s sons did so, and they ‎returned all the captives and all the spoil they had taken, and they sent them away and each ‎returned to his city. And the kings bowed down once more before Jacob and his sons and they ‎gave them many more gifts in those days. And the sons of Jacob sent away these kings and ‎their men and they left in peace for their cities, and Jacob and his sons returned likewise unto ‎their place in Shechem. And from that day on there was peace between the sons of Jacob and ‎the kings of the Canaanites, until the children of Israel came into Canaan to inherit it. ‎

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