The answer is: Simeon

Josh 19:9 - Judah had more land than they needed and so Simeon is entirely contained within Judah.

The spawning of the Simeonites' territory within Judah is a fascinating illustration of how land inheritance worked in ancient Israel. After leading the Israelites into the Promised Land, Joshua's division of the territory not only carved out specific regions for each tribe but also revealed a unique interconnectedness among them.

Simeon, one of the lesser tribes of Israel, ended up being like that friend who marks their spot in a bigger pizza – they just set up shop inside Judah. Historically, Simeonites settled in the southern part, classical sources often depicting them as a group known for their orchards and agricultural practices. Interestingly, Judah, known for producing the famous lineage of David, appears to wrap its good fortune around the smaller tribe, reflecting a somewhat hilly relationship overshadowed by their larger neighbor's triumphs.

Moreover, the tribe of Judah was prophesied to have a kingly line; hence, it almost seems poetic that the neighboring Simeonites found themselves alongside this royal legacy, underscoring the themes of unity, reliance, and mutual support—qualities any thriving community needs! Modern readers might step back from such territory negotiations and muse on how dynamics and relationships can negate boundaries on life's big "land." Cooperation, collaboration, and perhaps strategic alliances can still make life richer, echoing through time between communal destinies.