Talk:Second Saudi State

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It was known that the second Saudi State was an internal state that located in Nejd . I dont agree its part of all these countries.  A M M A R  16:20, 27 March 2008 (UTC)

It wasn't always restricted to Najd. They took over al-Hasa and Qatif from Bani Khalid in 1830. As for the other regions, here are some citations from Vassiliev:

Bahrain:

"Thus Faisal [ibn Turki] started the new period of his rule from the liquidation of the small but troublesom Bahraini enclave and the restoration of his formal suzerainty over the island." (p. 177)

Qatar:

"The peace [between Faisal and Bahrain] was short-lived, however, and hostilities resumed in 1850. Faisal's troops occupied Qatar." (p. 185)

Oman and UAE:

"[In 1828] Turki [ibn Abdallah] appointed Umar ibn Muhammad ibn Ufaisan as emir of al-Buraimi" (p. 165 -- Al-Buraimi is today an Omani city on the border with al-Ain in the UAE)

"Sultan Said [of Muscat] agreed to pay the emir of Riyadh 5,000 riyals andd the two leaders ... divided up the Arabian coast between them ... According to A.J. Wilson, a British diplomat and historian, 'by 1833 the whole coast of the Persian Gulf acknowledged Wahabi rule and paid tribute'." (p. 165)

"In 1853 Abdallah, Faisal's son, arrived there with troops. The local tribal shaikhs and the rulers of the coastal states hastened to express their submission to Riyadh." (p. 186)

"...there was a period when their tax-collectors operated throughout a considerable part of Oman." (p. 186)

You'll probably find similar information on Mokatel's encyclopedia. -- Slacker (talk) 01:44, 28 March 2008 (UTC)

Yes you right again , see the last section in this.  A M M A R  02:58, 28 March 2008 (UTC)

I'll try to generate a map according to collection of information.  A M M A R  02:59, 28 March 2008 (UTC)

Y Done -- Slacker (talk) 10:02, 28 March 2008 (UTC)