"تقرير عن القبائل العربية المجاورة لعدن" [و‎‎٧‎٩] (٤٠٤/١٦٢)

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HISTORICAL RESUME' OF MOKALLA, SHEHR, ETC
The most friendly relations and correspondence were main-
1887. tamed with the jemddar ’Abdalla bin
tat H j u j\ j U , mar f s wel1 as with his brother’Awadth
(at Hyderabad), and they both evinced a cordial desire to
increase the intimacy existing with the British Government.
At the end of September the Austrian Frigate " Fasana ”
paid a visit to the Kaitf’s ports, and the visitors were hospit
ably entertained, as desired by the Political Resident in a
letter of introduction to the chief. a
Jemadar ’Adballa bin ’Umar died on the night of the
1888. November 1888. His brother
residing n t Hvdemh /n adth (Niwdz Jung) at that tim e
tmh ^ H>d A ad ’ f Deccan > appointed his nephew Husain
to the Governorship of Shehr, Mokalla and the ports and
provi e n P ces e Tn i The n fn S terio t r 0 ^ G ° Vern0rshl P ° f the Hadthramdt
whj^p^s^r:^^^ in ' 88s .
The Political Resident visited Shehr and delivered the pro-
1890- 91. tectorate treaty duly ratified. The
.... , , at te n hon of Sultan Niwaz lung was
called to the reported landing of slaves at Mokalla contrary to
the provisions of the treaty of 1863. 7
The Agent of Sultan Niwaz Jung came to Aden and
1891- 92. endeavoured to settle the disputes
R v u t j- 1 • regarding immovable property held bv
British Indian subjects since the time of the Nakfb. ^
A French man-of-war visited Mokalla. The Jemadir
1892- 93. informed the Political Resident.
Sultdn Niwaz Jung’s agent again visited Aden and further
1893- 94 arrangements were made for settling
f u ' xt 1 ,, , , the cIaims of certain Indians against
the ex-Nakib and those of certain Kasadfs regarding their
property at Mokalla. ^ g tn
u Jl r ' Theodore Bent vis| ted Shehr, Mokalla and the
Hadthramut on a scientific exploration and was well treated
by the governors of these places.
In 1896 a violent quarrel took place between the Sultdn’s
1896. nephews Husen and Manasar. The
Resident who was visiting the coast
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