Did jacob die in jacobs ladder?

Most scholars believe that the “Jacob’s Ladder” story found in Genesis 28 is a parable, not a historical account. If we take the story at face value, however, it would seem that Jacob did indeed die in “Jacob’s Ladder.” The story goes that Jacob was on his way to meet his uncle Laban when he stopped for the night. He fell asleep with his head on a stone and had a dream in which he saw a ladder reaching from earth to heaven. Angels were going up and down the ladder, and God spoke to Jacob, telling him that he would be blessed and that his descendants would be a great nation. When Jacob woke up, he was so moved by the dream that he set up the stone as a pillar and anointed it with oil. He called the place Bethel, which means “house of God.” Jacob then made a vow, saying that if God would be with him and protect him on his journey, and if God would give him food and clothing, then Jacob would serve God and worship only him. So, did Jacob die in “Jacob’s Ladder”? It’s hard to say for sure, but it seems likely. If the story is just a parable, then of course Jacob didn’t really die. But if we take it as a historical account, then it seems that Jacob did in fact die in “Jacob’s Ladder.”