House chabi
The Sultanate of Hauschabi ( Arabic الحوشبي, DMG al-Ḥawšabī ) was a state within the South Arab Federation after briefly belonging to the Federation of the United Arab Emirates of the South . The area is now part of the Republic of Yemen . It was one of the nine cantons ( Sultanate of Lahij , Emirate of Dhala , Sheikdom Alawi , Aulaqi Sultanate , Sheikdom Aqrabi , Sultanate Fadli , Lower Yafi Sultanate ) that signed the Protection Treaty with the United Kingdom in the late 19th century . Its capital was Musaymir . His last sultan was Faisal bin Surur al-Hauschabi. This was ousted and his sheikdom was incorporated into the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen in 1967 .
Sultans
- al-Qajar al-Hauschabi
- Sultan al-Hauschabi
- Mani ben Sallam al-Hauschabi 1838–1858
- Ubayd ben Yahya al-Hauschabi 1858–1863
- Ali I ben Mani al-Hauschabi 1863–1886
- Muhsin I ben Ali al-Hauschabi 1886–1894
- al-Fadl ben Ali (by means of a coup) 1894–1895
- Muhsin ben Ali al-Hauschabi (second term) 1895–1904
- Ali II ben Mani al-Hauschabi 1904–1922
- Muhsin II ben Ali al-Hauschabi 1922-?
- Surur ben Muhammad al-Hauschabi? -1947
- Muhammad ben Surur al-Hauschabi 1947–1955
- Faisal ben Surur al-Hauschabi 1955–1967
literature
- Paul Dresch. A History of Modern Yemen . Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2000.
- RJ Gavin. Aden Under British Rule: 1839-1967 . London: C. Hurst & Company, 1975.
- Tom Little. South Arabia: Arena of Conflict . London: Pall Mall Press, 1968.