Mohamoud Ali Shire
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Mohamoud Ali Shire (1897-1960) was the 27th Sultan of the Sultanate of Warsengeli from 1902 to 1957.
The Warsangeli Sultante was an imperial power centered around the borders of the North East of British Somaliland and some parts of South East of Italian Somaliland. It was one of the largest Sultanates of all times in Somalia, and, at the height of its power, it included the Sanaag region, parts of North East of Bari region. It was established by a tribe of Warsangeli in North of Somalia and ruled by the descendants of the Gerad Dhidhin.
The Sultan also known as the Gerad, in some parts of Somalia, sometimes the Sultan or Gerad, was the sole regent and government of the Sultanate, at least officially. The dynasty is most often called the Gerad or the House of North East Somaliland Sultan. The sultan enjoyed many titles such as Sovereign of the House of North East of Somaliland Sultanate, Sultan of Sultans of Somaliland. Note that the first rulers never called themselves sultan s. The sultan title was established by Sultan Mohamud Ali Shire in 1897
- Gerad Dhidhin (1298–1311)
- Gerad Hamar Gale(1311–1328)
- Gerad Ibrahim (1328–1340)
- Gerad Omer (1340–1355)
- Gerad Mohamud (1355–1375)
- Gerad Ciise (1375–1392)
- Gerad Siciid (1392–1409)
- Gerad Ahmed (1409–1430)
- Gerad Siciid (1430–1450)
- Gerad Mohamud (1450–1479)
- Gerad Ciise (1479–1491)
- Gerad Ali dable (1491–1503)
- Gerad Liban (1503–1525)
- Garad Yuusuf (1525–1555)
- Garad Mohamud (1555–1585)
- Garad Abdale (1585–1612)
- Garad Ali (1612–1655)
- Gerad Mohamud (1655–1675)
- Garad Naleye (1675–1705)
- Garad Mohamed (1705–1750)
- Gerad Ali (1750–1789)
- Gerad Mohamud Ali (1789–1830)
- Gerad Aul (1830-1870)
- Gerad Ali Shire (1870–1897)
- Sultan Mohamud Ali Shire (1897–1960)
- Sultan Abdul Sallan (1960–1997)
See also: Sultanate of Mohamoud Ali Shire
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