Audhali Sultanate

E361991

The Audhali Sultanate was a traditional Arab monarchy in what is now southern Yemen, later incorporated into the British-backed Federation of South Arabia before its abolition in the late 1960s.

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Audhali Sultanate canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former sultanate
monarchy
princely state
abolishedMonarchy 1967
associatedWith Aden Protectorate
borderedBy Fadhli Sultanate
Yafa states
capital Al Audhal
linked to: Al Habilayn
colonialRelationship under British protection
continent Asia
country Yemen
dissolved 1967
endCause establishment of a republican regime in South Yemen
revolution in South Arabia
ethnicGroup Arabs
followedBy People's Republic of South Yemen
South Yemen
geopoliticalContext part of British strategic sphere around Aden
governmentType absolute monarchy
hasPoliticalStatus subordinate ally of the United Kingdom
historicalEra 19th century
20th century
historicalRegion Eastern Aden Protectorate
linked to: Aden Protectorate
incorporatedInto British Aden Protectorate system
language Arabic
legalForm hereditary sultanate
locatedIn Arabian Peninsula
South Arabia
linked to: Southern Arabia

southern Arabia
linked to: Southern Arabia
memberOf Federation of Arab Emirates of the South
Federation of South Arabia
monarchDeposed 1967
partOf Federation of South Arabia
Protectorate of South Arabia
politicalChange integrated into socialist South Yemen after 1967
politicalSystem hereditary monarchy
precededBy independent Audhali tribal polity
region Lower Yafa and Abyan area
religion Islam
rulingTitle Sultan
sovereignStatus British protectorate
todayPartOf Abyan Governorate
Republic of Yemen
linked to: Yemen
typeOfState traditional Arab state

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Federation of South Arabia hasPart Audhali Sultanate
Aden Protectorate included Audhali Sultanate