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The death of Sultan bin Ahmed sent the country into a state of shock and inter-family rivalries. Dissident tribes and outside agitators who all conspired to make the role of supreme commander a speculative proposition at best. Sultan's eldest son Said was merely thirteen, too young to take the reins
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Italian physician who served him for a time said: "His constant love of justice, and distinguished clemency, the effects of which are felt, not only by his own subjects, but even by his domestic slaves."
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On 28 October 1856, Majid proclaimed himself Sultan of
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acknowledge Majid and immediately tried to regain
Zanzibar by force of arms. As a direct result of this struggle, the government of British India, concerned with the stability in the area, acted as arbitrator in the dispute. The Governor-General of British India,
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assumed control of the government after the death of his nephew and strengthened the already powerful fleet by adding numerous gunships and sleek cargo vessels. He also needed a strong ally to help him regain control of
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docked at New York, making it the first Arab envoy to ever visit the New World. Her crew of fifty-six Arab sailors caused a flurry of excitement among the three hundred thousand residents of that thriving metropolis.
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on the 46th anniversary of the 1964 uprising and declared free to return as an ordinary Omani citizen, but remained barred from settling in Oman until 2020 after being exiled for more than 50 years.
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Said made periodic visits to Muscat, leaving his eldest son Khalid as
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allowed for the division of duties between leaders along religious, administrative and military lines, he removed himself to Rustaq until his death in 1811.
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3314:Oman: the making of a modern state.
3209:. Burke's Peerage Ltd. p. 102.
3192:. The Hakluyt Society. p. 377.
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3284:London: Foreign Office Archives.
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693:, in whose home he met Governor
597:and the southern Iranian coast,
534:Said bin Sultan (Said the Great)
503:tribes from the Persian city of
483:Alliance with the British Empire
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3286:(Cited as F.O.) F.O. 93/33/82.
3246:Yaakoubi, Aziz (2 June 2021).
3161:
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742:Division of Zanzibar and Oman
653:Treaty with the United States
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3583:Royal Yacht Squadron of Oman
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314:Sultanate of Muscat and Oman
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3805:Al Qasimi of Ras Al Khaimah
3079:. D. Appleton & Company
373:Al Muhallab ibn Abi Suffrah
341:
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3024:The Encyclopedia of Empire
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682:Ahmed Bin Na'aman Al-Kaabi
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322:Ahmad bin Said Al Busaidi
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770:. On 10 March 1862, the
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246:Royal Family of Zanzibar
3297:Maverick guide to Oman.
849:great-grandson, Sultan
433:, Indian Ocean and the
356:originally hailed from
297:[aːlbuːsa.ʕiːd]
60:more precise citations.
4368:International rankings
4109:Rub' al Khali (desert)
3843:(18th century–present)
3837:(18th century–present)
3568:Royal Consorts of Oman
3282:Public Records Office.
935:
699:Richard Mentor Johnson
615:Richard Francis Burton
3346:Colonel S. B, Miles.
3303:Gabriel Said Reynolds
3089:World Digital Library
933:
912:Sultan Turki bin Said
908:Sultan Ahmad bin Said
777:Maria Theresa thalers
643:Maria Theresa thalers
318:Sultanate of Zanzibar
300:), also known as the
293:Arabic pronunciation:
4114:World heritage sites
3841:Al Qasimi of Sharjah
3578:Royal Flight of Oman
3516:Crown Prince of Oman
3289:Randall L. Pouwels.
1110:Jamshid bin Abdullah
1104:Abdullah bin Khalifa
1035:2020–present Sultan
884:Theyazin bin Haitham
880:Crown Prince of Oman
801:Vladmir Illych Lenin
795:. Zanzibar became a
793:Jamshid bin Abdullah
691:Cornelius Vanderbilt
316:(1856–1970) and the
269:.zanzibarroyalfamily
4489:Omani Ibadi Muslims
3986:Incense trade route
3891:(19th century–1967)
3885:(19th century–1967)
3861:(18th century–1967)
3777:(15th–16th century)
3573:Royal Guard of Oman
3270:Extended References
3173:Oman Daily Observer
1078:26 Aug 1896 Sultan
1043:Sultans of Zanzibar
859:palace coup in 1970
789:Zanzibar revolution
709:End of Said's Reign
697:and Vice President
4268:Telecommunications
3588:Government of Oman
3552:Al Shomoukh Palace
3547:Al Maamoura Palace
3434:Salim bin Thuwaini
3392:Sultans since 1749
3175:. 11 January 2021.
3109:. 14 January 2000.
1086:Hamud bin Mohammed
1080:Khalid bin Bargash
1074:Hamad bin Thuwaini
995:Salim bin Thuwaini
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831:Salim bin Thuwaini
513:Napoleon Bonaparte
236:Al Shomoukh Palace
232:Al Maamoura Palace
192:Sultan of Zanzibar
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3385:Sultanate of Oman
3149:. 11 January 2020
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1056:Barghash bin Said
1054:1870–1888 Sultan
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1037:Haitham bin Tariq
1029:1970–2020 Sultan
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989:Thuwaini bin Said
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823:Thuwaini bin Said
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2231:r. 1896-1902
2225:bin Mohammed
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1994:r. 1856-1866
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1915:r. 1856-1870
1905:
1672:r. 1804-1856
1662:
1656:r. 1786-1792
1646:
1469:r. 1792-1804
1459:
1453:r. 1783-1786
1443:
1203:r. 1744-1783
1193:
1151:(1856-1964)
1132:
1068:Ali bin Said
893:
877:
874:Crown Prince
869:Royal titles
847:
816:
812:Salmin Amour
805:
786:
760:Lord Canning
756:
745:
727:
725:
721:tuberculosis
714:
712:
702:
677:
669:
662:
656:
620:
601:province of
595:Bandar-Abbas
591:Cape Delgado
583:Mafia Island
579:Pemba Island
567:
551:
543:
524:Persian Gulf
517:
486:
458:
443:
439:Trucial Oman
435:Pirate Coast
431:Gulf of Oman
420:
413:
407:
405:
382:
366:
335:
310:Omani Empire
301:
280:
278:
207:Imam of Oman
161:Current head
87:
72:
63:
44:
4243:Agriculture
4172:Visa policy
4084:Eco-regions
3976:Archaeology
3915:(1926–1970)
3909:(1903–1967)
3903:(1902–1967)
3879:(1836–1921)
3801:(1669–1796)
3799:Bani Khalid
3795:(1624–1742)
3789:(1597–1872)
3783:(1454–1526)
3771:(1395–1967)
3765:(1305–1487)
3759:(1253–1320)
3753:(1229–1454)
3747:(1159–1174)
3741:(1154–1624)
3735:(1099–1174)
3729:(1083–1174)
3723:(1076–1240)
3717:(1063–1174)
3715:Sulaymanids
3711:(1050–1158)
3705:(1047–1138)
3326:R. Khanam.
3323:. pg. 14–15
3275:Wilkinson,
3131:16 November
3071:Emily Ruete
3055:16 November
2996:Controversy
2707:bin Khalifa
1116:Family tree
703:Al-Sultanah
678:Al-Sultanah
670:Al-Sultanah
664:Al-Sultanah
603:Balochistan
555:Nakhal Fort
218:Ibadi Islam
209:(1749–1920)
204:(1749–1856)
199:(1856–1970)
194:(1856–1964)
107:Royal house
58:introducing
4463:Categories
4363:Healthcare
4182:Government
3871:Al Maktoum
3853:Al Khalifa
3697:Hashemites
3687:(970–1171)
3681:(900–1073)
3679:Qarmatians
3675:(893–1970)
3669:(865–1066)
3657:(819–1018)
3530:Residences
3504:Succession
3316:pg. 43–45.
3309:pg. 57–58.
3225:Al Jazeera
3153:11 January
3008:References
2758:bin Taimur
2743:bin Taimur
2522:bin Faisal
2473:bint Hamud
2278:bint Turki
1666:bin Sultan
808:Portsmouth
716:Marseilles
689:Commodore
623:Stone Town
396:Nader Shah
224:Properties
214:Traditions
93:Al Bu Said
41:references
4348:Education
4278:Transport
4258:Petroleum
4253:Companies
4099:Provinces
4062:Geography
3895:Al Sharqi
3847:Al Mualla
3835:Al Nuaimi
3829:Al Nahyan
3763:Jarwanids
3733:Hamdanids
3703:Sulayhids
3693:(926–965)
3663:(847–997)
3661:Yu'firids
3478:Dynasties
2968:bin Tariq
2482:bin Harub
2459:bin Hamud
2287:bin Turki
2034:bin Azzan
1517:bin Ahmad
1463:bin Ahmad
1447:bin Ahmad
904:male line
894:In Oman,
736:dysentery
639:gum copal
495:from the
362:Marib Dam
289:آل بوسعيد
259:.omaninfo
96:آل بوسعيد
66:June 2018
4443:Category
4393:Religion
4373:Language
4336:regional
4283:airports
4167:Military
4133:Politics
4119:Wildlife
3960:articles
3889:Harharah
3883:Al Afifi
3877:Rashidis
3865:Al Thani
3823:Al Sabah
3787:Qasimids
3781:Tahirids
3757:Usfurids
3751:Rasulids
3727:Zurayids
3709:Najahids
3691:Wajihids
3685:Fatimids
3655:Ziyadids
3343:pg. 234.
3321:Zanzibar
3277:Origins.
3107:BBC News
3073:(1888).
2952:bin Said
2705:Abdullah
2698:bint Ali
2303:bin Qais
2012:bin Said
1988:bin Said
1986:Thuwaini
1971:bin Said
1969:Mohammed
1957:bin Said
1941:bin Said
1939:Khalifah
1925:bin Said
1923:Barghash
1909:bin Said
1720:bin Qais
1650:bin Said
1197:bin Said
1149:Zanzibar
900:Muhammad
835:Al Hinai
827:Wahhabis
631:biennial
575:Zanzibar
477:smallpox
459:His son
454:Ibadhism
130:Zanzibar
4427:Outline
4331:Culture
4326:Cuisine
4299:Society
4273:Tourism
4231:Economy
4205:Council
4200:Cabinet
4089:Geology
4074:Borders
3968:History
3901:Qu'aiti
3817:Al Said
3811:Al Saud
3775:Jabrids
3769:Kathiri
3745:Mahdids
3739:Nabhani
3721:Uyunids
3673:Rassids
3642:in the
3598:Ibadism
3561:Related
3257:25 June
3252:Reuters
2966:Haitham
2910:Jamshid
2480:Khalifa
2199:r. 1896
1145:
1135:
857:, in a
839:Ghafiri
797:Marxist
728:Kitorie
607:Bahrain
571:Mombasa
563:daggers
528:slavery
493:Mombasa
427:Ottoman
392:Persian
390:when a
350:Qahtani
332:History
252:Website
151:Founder
141: (
136:Founded
122:Country
100:Al Said
54:improve
4448:Portal
4383:People
4353:Emblem
4316:Cinema
4311:Anthem
4190:Sultan
4104:Rivers
4079:Cities
3958:
3793:Yaruba
3330:pg. 68
3231:16 May
3051:. 1920
3031:
2950:Qaboos
2520:Taimur
2471:Matuka
2285:Faisal
2276:Turkia
2191:Khalid
1461:Sultan
920:Prince
896:Sayyid
890:Sayyid
627:cloves
611:Sheikh
599:Gwadar
505:Lingeh
501:Qasimi
497:Mazrui
473:sultan
469:Muscat
465:Rustaq
415:Sayyid
412:, but
352:, the
285:Arabic
183:Titles
43:, but
4434:Index
4408:Women
4398:Sport
4378:Music
4321:Crime
3981:Magan
2756:Tariq
2696:Tohfa
2301:Azzan
2262:Hamad
2246:Salim
2237:Harub
2223:Hamud
2010:Turki
1907:Majid
1718:Azzan
1648:Hamad
1195:Ahmad
752:Mtoni
635:ivory
559:Barka
446:ulema
388:Sohar
358:Yemen
346:Dibba
4358:Flag
4155:LGBT
3956:Oman
3259:2021
3233:2021
3155:2020
3133:2023
3085:2013
3057:2018
3029:ISBN
2741:Said
2032:Qais
1664:Said
1515:Qais
1445:Said
1139:Oman
645:and
637:and
409:Imam
400:imam
306:Oman
279:The
271:.org
172:Seat
143:1744
139:1744
126:Oman
2457:Ali
1955:Ali
437:of
354:Azd
338:Azd
328:.
267:www
261:.om
257:www
4465::
3305:.
3250:.
3223:.
3171:.
3124:.
3105:.
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886:.
845:.
649:.
589:,
585:,
581:,
577:,
479:.
441:.
364:.
342:b.
291:,
287::
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3941:t
3934:v
3632:e
3625:t
3618:v
3376:e
3369:t
3362:v
3261:.
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3091:.
3059:.
3037:.
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