Can the prophets, peace be upon them, be classified chronologically with a brief overview of them, their peoples, and the kings of their eras?

To learn about the stories of the prophets and their peoples, it is recommended to refer to the book "Qisas Al-Anbiya" (Stories of the Prophets) by Ibn Kathir. It is a medium-sized book, whose author was of Salafi creed, a Hadith scholar, exegete, and historian. In it, he mentioned the stories of a number of prophets for admonition and emulation. The number of prophets is one hundred and twenty-four thousand, among whom three hundred and fifteen are messengers. Only twenty-five prophets are mentioned in the Quran, the first of whom is Adam and the last is Muhammad, peace be upon him, as Allah Almighty says: "And [We sent] messengers about whom We have related [stories] to you before and messengers about whom We have not related to you." And in Imam Ahmad's Musnad, it is narrated from Abu Dharr: "How many prophets were there? He said: One hundred and twenty-four thousand, among whom the messengers were three hundred and fifteen, a large multitude."