The twelve tribes of Israel are

Although Yue Se itself is a faction, because Jacob laid his hands on Yue Se's two sons and blessed them, according to the custom at that time, Jacob adopted these two sons; Therefore, in the Old Testament, all references to Yue Se were divided into two and a half tribes of his two sons. These two and a half tribes also participated in land distribution equally with the tribes of Jacob's other ten sons (except Levi). Half tribe of Ephraim: the second son of Yue Se. Although he is the second son, he is usually mentioned first because Jacob put his right hand on his head, making him older than his brother Manasseh. Reference Psalm 48:5-6 Before I came to Egypt to see you, Ephraim and Manasseh, whom you were born in Egypt, were mine, just as Reuben and Simeon were mine. What you gave birth to after them is yours, and they can inherit it in their brother's name. Gen 48: 13- 14 So Yue Se led them both, with Ephraim on his right and the Israelites on his left. Manasseh was in his left hand, facing Israel's right hand, and led them to Israel. Israel stretched out his right hand and laid it on the head of Ephraim, the second son. And he cut off his left hand and put it on Manasseh's head, because Manasseh was the firstborn.

Levi was born to Leah. The uniqueness of this tribe is that it is a priest chosen by the Lord and supported by other tribes, so it does not participate in the distribution of land. Minimum 3:5- 13