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Date ,
Gazetteer of
the Persian
Gulf •
liorimer.
m
K>
«C M
Wahabi relations with Tr ygial 'Qnmn
page 635
1800
WahaMs take Baraimi,
1802 Waliabis exercised considerable
to influence on Trucial Coast
1820 (see ^atar 1811).
687
671
1820 A large proportion of the people
to still Wahabi in sympathy but no trace
1823 left of secular power.
1820 General Treaty of Peace made under
auspices of His Majesty's Go emmeut
between the Shaikhs of the Trucial
Coast#
694
1836 Maritime Truce made under auspices
of His Majesty's Government between
the Shaikhs of the Trucial Coast.
696
1843
Ten years Maritime Truce
« 702
1838 Egyptian intrigues in Trucial Coast,
to which come to an end by evacuation
1840 of Hasa by Egyptians.
i
«c H
) i}
Wahabi relations with Trucial 'Oman.
g ^ference .
Gazetteer of
the Persian
Gulf.
Lorimer•
Baie.
page 636
1800
Wahabis take Baraimi.
1802 Waliabis exercised consideratile
to influence on Trucial Coast
1820 (see Qatar 1811)♦
687
671
1820 A large proportion of the people
to still WahaM in syiapat&y but no trace
1823 left of secular power.
1820 General Treaty of Peace made under
auspices of Eis Majesty 1 s Go emmeut
between the Shaikhs of the Trucial
Coast.
<
694 1836 Maritime Truce made under auspices
of His Majesty f s Government between
the Shaikhs of the frucial Coast.
« 696 1843 Ten years Maritime Truce.
« 702 1838 Egyptian intrigues in Trucial Coast,
to which come to an end by evacuation
1840 of Hasa by Egyptians.
706
to 707
1846
to
1848
Re *oc cup at ion of Baraimi by Wahabis
until expelled by local rising.
707 1849 Wahabis re-establish themselves
at Baraimi.
708
1850
to
1851
Unsuccessful attempts by the Trucial
Shaikhs to expel the Wahabis.
CORRIGEKDUM to Page 1 of Statement enclosed
with letter N0.694-S, dated the 28th June 1934, from
The Honourable the Political Resident in the Persian
Gulf to His Majesty^ Secretary of State for India,
London.
For existing entry against the years 1853 to 1892,
substitute
"Wahabis maintained an agent at Baraimi until
he was killed, in 1869, when Wahabi influence
disappeared 'for the time being. In connec
tion with Baraimi it is interesting to note
that in 1904 (see page 771) the Shaikh of Abu
Dhabi took Baraimi temporarily from the Bani
Fa 1 im, i.e. from the local tribes not from
the Wahabis 11 .