Second Saudi State

After a rebuilding period following the ending of the First Saudi State, the House of Saud returned to power in the Second Saudi State in 1824. The state lasted until 1899 with the overthrow by the Emir of Hayel, Mohammed Ibn Rasheed. In 1902 Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud reconquered Riyadh, the first of a series of conquests leading to the declaration of the modern nation state Saudi Arabia in 1932.

Related Topics:
First Saudi State - House of Saud - 1824 - 1899 - Emir of Hayel - Mohammed Ibn Rasheed - 1902 - Ibn Saud - Nation state - Saudi Arabia - 1932

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The rulers of the second state:

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• Prince Mishari Ibn Saud Al Kabeer 1819 - 1819
• Imam Turki Ibn Abdullah (first time) 1819 - 1820
• Imam Turki Ibn Abdullah (second time) 1824 - 1833
• Imam Faisal Ibn Turki (first time) 1834 - 1838
• Imam Khaled Ibn Saud 1838 - 1841
• Imam Abdullah Ibn Thunayyan 1841 - 1843
• Imam Faisal Ibn Turki (second time) 1843 - 1865
• Imam Abdullah Ibn Faisal 1865 - 1869
• Imam Abdul Rahman Al Faisal 1889 - 1891
 
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