Najdi

[سعيدد]

In the month of May 1818, corresponding to 1233 AH, Ibrahim Pasha left Najd by order of his father, Muhammad Ali. Attempts were made to rebuild a Najdi state, the first of which was the attempt of Muhammad bin Mishari Al Muammar, who rebuilt Diriyah and moved to it, but it did not last long as Mishari bin Imam Saud was able to return to Diriyah after escaping from prison, and Ibn Muammar tried to fight him but he could not, so he pledged allegiance to Mishari and then the people of Sudair And the loader and Huraymila and the people of Diriyah and many of the tattoo people. After that, some of the fleeing members of the Saud family returned, and he ordered Mashari to invade and fought the people of Salamiyah and seized it and Al-Yamamah, then he went to Al-Dalam, where its owner pledged allegiance to him, then returned to Diriyah. After Mashari's power increased, the Ottoman Sultan was informed of this, and Ibn Muammar moved to Sadus to mobilize against Mashari.

فقط للاعضاء المسجلين يمكنهم رؤية الروابط

Later, he moved his army to Diriyah and arrested Mashari. Then he moved to Riyadh to arrest Turki bin Abdullah, who was able to escape, then surprised the forces of Ibn Muammar in Darami, and from there he went to Diriyah, so he arrested him and took him to Riyadh, where he imprisoned him with his son to put pressure on his clan in Sadus to return Mashari, and they had handed him over to the Turks, so he ordered Turki by killing them. But Turki could not stay in Riyadh because the Egyptian forces had returned to it, so he fled again.


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مكتب محاماة جنوب الرياض (فقط للاعضاء المسجلين يمكنهم رؤية الروابط)