Fadhli Sultanate

The Sultanate Fadhli (Arabic فضلي fadli ), a state was within the South Arabian Federation, after it was briefly part of the Federation of Arab Emirates of the South. The area is now part of the Republic of Yemen. The Sultanate existed total number of 1670 until 1967.

It was one of nine cantons ( Sultanate of Lahej, Emirate of Dhala Scheichtum Alawi, Lower Aulaqi, Aqrabi, Haushebi, Subeihi Lower Yafa ), who signed the treaty of protection with the United Kingdom in the late 19th century. Its capital was Shuqrah. 1962 pulled the management according to Zinjibar, but the seat of the Sultanate remained in Shuqrah. His last Sultan was Nasser bin Abdullah bin Hussein bin Ahmed Alfadhli (Arabic: السلطان ناصر بن عبدالله بن حسين بن أحمد الفضلي ). This was overthrown and his Scheichtum went in 1967 in the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen.

Sultans

The rule of the sultans handed back to before 1670. The sultans were:

• Othman ( ` Uthman ), ruled by an unknown period of time to 1670
• Fadhl bin Othman, reigned 1670-1700
• Ahmed bin Fadhl bin Othman, reigned 1700-1730
• Abdullah bin Ahmed bin Fadhl, reigned 1730-1760
• Ahmed bin Abdullah bin Ahmed, reigned 1760-1789
• Abdullah, reigned 1789-1805
• Ahmed bin Abdullah, reigned 1805-1819
• Abdullah bin Ahmed bin Abdullah, reigned 1819-1828
• Haydara bin Ahmed bin Abdullah, reigned 1870-1877
• Hussein bin Ahmed bin Abdullah, only reigned 1877
• Ahmed bin Hussein bin Ahmed, 1877-1907 concluded in 1888 a pact with the British from
• Hussein bin Ahmed bin Abdullah, second term 1907-1924
• Abdul Qadir bin Ahmed bin Hussein, reigned 1924-1927
• Abdullah bin Hussein, reigned 1927-1929
• Fadhl bin Hussein, reigned 1929-1933
• Abdul Karim, reigned 1933-1936
• Saleh bin Fadhl, reigned 1936-1941
• Abdullah bin Othman ( ` Abd Allah ibn ` Uthman ), reigned from 1941 to 1962, disempowered
• Ahmed bin Abdullah, reigned 1962-1964, disempowered
• Nasser bin Abdullah bin Hussein bin Ahmed, reigned 1964-1967, the last Sultan