Saudi Arabian & Hashemite (Jordanian) Royal Family Trees
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2020
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kindly explain tree of house of saud , who was emir saud's father
So sir isn't it possible to alter and change the name of the fathers in the family tree ?? .
How can someone believe in the authenticity of a family tree ??
04:05 nicely steered away from the biggest bone of contention between Muslim Shias and Sunnis. Well played sir
Aliya is a Circassian
@@mayabhai6 ¹w
Love that you're taking on modern dynasties. Great doing this collab with you!
Malazgirt 1071 yeah... and how is that not interesting? He didn’t say anything about the actual monarchs themselves, just that this is interesting... and besides, the saudis weren’t a British puppet. They rose and fought against British puppets so..
The real Mecca is in Petra Jordan
dynasty's = of the dynasty, possessive - it's not a plural (dynasties)
Though you used "you're" correctly, which is better than a lot of native English-speakers.
@@madmonkee6757 Thank you for the correction!
Ma sha Allah
I feel like the British and French played the middle east like chess, they just couldn't leave the region alone could they
I agree but I disagree with the tense of your sentence. They are still playing the Middle East like chess, including Russia, China and the USA.
That's exactly the problem...
They are still playing
@M. Akif khan what are you talking about?
@M. Akif khan no I am not wise enough 😕. I am a simple man and now I am more confused. Why not just explain directly and say those names ?
I so much love seeing when hostorians or history channels collab each other.Cooperation is very important in this field.❤️
Thank
Thank you for the useful video. I just want to bring to your attention that the Saudi dynasty was started by establishing the first Saudi State (Emirate of Diriyah) 1744-1818. Then they start again and established The Emirate of Nejd, which was the second Saudi state 1824-1891. The current Saudi Arabia is the Third Saudi State established by King Abdulaziz Ibn Saud.
Thank you.
الله يفشلك عبدالعزيز ابن سعود اجل هاه ؟ اسمه عبدالعزيز بن عبدالرحمن ماشي مع الخواجات وبس مفروض كنت مركز فحصة التاريخ صف خامس ابتدائي وما يصلح تقول عبدالعزيز بن سعود لانه كان فيه الامام عبدالعزيز بن سعود فالدولة السعودية الاولى وكذا تصير انت تلخبط التاريخ
@@aboalazbh ابن سعود، لقب لملوك وأئمة الدولة السعودية عبر العصور ومعروف الكلام هذا عند الحاضرة والبادية. فضلاً على أن الأجانب يتداولون هذا اللقب للرمز إلى الملك عبدالعزيز رحمه الله تعالى. ولعل أهم من استخدم هذا اللقب هو عبدالله فيليبي مستشار الملك عبدالعزيز الخاص وهو من أصول إنجليزية. أرجو أن تثقف نفسك قبل أن تتعدى على أحد بالدعاء عليه. بيني وبينك الله.
@Yusuf patel I believe you talking about yourself.
@@Nazzalenezi غير يا مثقف لما نتكلم عن لقب فاللقب يجي لحاله لكن لما تقول عبدالعزيز بن سعود هذا تحول لاسم مركب هذي اساسيات النحو فاللغة العربية ارجع ادرس انواع العلم فالعربي قبل لا تتكلم
@@aboalazbh انا كاتبه على أساس أنه لقب وليس اسم يا استاذ التاريخ واللغة والنحو. واعتقد أنه واضح من السياق في ردي السابق. راح أتوقف عن الرد عليك. وشكرا.
Thank you very much. In Jordan there was also a change in succession by royal decree. King Hussein's brother Crown Prince Hassan was next in line. Just before the King Hussein died and to everyone's surprise, he declared his son - now King - Abduallah II as Crown Prince. This was back in around 1999.
@Malazgirt 1071
Mongol turk.
Whelp, he probably looked at his short, bald, kinda nerdy brother, looked at his not-as-short, coiffed, military man younger son, and said, "I'ma go with the young one. Sorry, bro." Also, Abdullah's mum is English, and Hussein probably considered the Brits would be willing to uphold the future regime more readily, with this connection. By the way, the other Crown Prince (for a time) was Hamzah, whose mother is American. For similar reasons, I assume, Hamzah was given his position so that America would also uphold the future regime.
@Malazgirt 1071 Not the president of Tunisia.
Malazgirt 1071 bro you are right , we Indian muslim betrayed when they awarded Modi ( as he and his right wing hindu organization rss bjpee) responsible for babri mosque demolition and riot /atrocities against muslim
MEHMED TURK brother dont target saudi instead just pray for Allah they will get right path , we kno few misguided from their are responsible , let us unite spread message given to our ummah
Excellent work, both channels and everybody involved. Hikma History, I just subscribed to your channel, Matt your awesome! Keep up your great work
I have to say this channel is one of the best, if not the best, that I came across in RUclips.
thank you, very informative and easy to follow
This was amazingly and wonderfully organized and presented!
Thank you!
Love this channel
-From a new History channel
Tbh i learned more in 16 mins then in 2 years in high school. About the the region i'm in.
Thank you so much!
There is no calip in Islam after prophethood... Allah only choose mankind to be imam over their people.. and the last imam is imam Mahdi.....as explained in Qur'an n hadis
Absolutely excellent video! Loved it!
I have watched many of your videos and enjoy them as I have always been fascinated with history and how everything connects. I am now a huge fan because you looked at a portion of Middle Eastern history. Very few people are usually interested. While there is so much history, more than can be covered by one short video, this is a good start. 😍
Thanks for sharing this.. now I understand where they are from... watching from Riyadh Saudi Arabia
Thank you for Marvelous incredible work....
i just ordered two charts im super stoked i love these vids because their super informitive and just intersesting P.S. sorry for grammar errors
No problem!
I’m astonished that you upload so many amazing videos so frequently.
I also think that the family tree of racing horses would make for an interesting video (man o war, sea biscuit, swing on, etc.)
Thanks a lot for your great work.
Please the next video is about Assad family.
Even though they are not royals, telling about their history and intrigues inside the family between brothers will be very interesting
Brilliant service to all who be interested for one reason or another.
Duly liked & subscribed.
Thank you & regards
Very interesting in a clear, concise way, thanks
Yay your first look at Arabian monarchies, I find the governance of the UAE to be very fascinating
Especially Abu dhabi and dubai dynaties and also qasemid dynasty of shareqa which clashed with British in early 1800s
@@user-fj5wn9iq5r interesting, I did not know that, thank you. I find the UAE interesting cuz it's one of only 2 monarchies of its type, the other being Malaysia
@Malazgirt 1071 Puppets put in by British are still interesting just like any other dynasty.
@Malazgirt 1071 it's embarassing to see you post the same comment like ten times
@@BillGreenAZ Oppression is worst than slaughter. There is absolutely nothing interesting than the chaos and misery caused by the misguided western intellectual leadership of mankind. The world is in such dire straits.
Amazing as always! What are you doing next?
Thank you for sharing the useful video. broaden our perspective...Rgds from Indonesia
Precise, objective, and lucid. Well done. Pretty much well known history, but it was a good refresher. The designation of Prince Talal as Crown Prince, brother of King Hussain of Jordan, and his hugely unexpected and equally unceremonious removal and replacement by Prince Mohammed, son of Hussain was missed.
This might be hard to do but who would be king of ancient Macedonia today?
I mean, its useful charts, of course he can do it. But let's give him a bit of a break in that one
That's impossible. If your going by the argead dynasty they died out beyond trace. If your going by the antigonids they became private citizens in the roman empire so no one knows their descendents. If your reaching even more and are going by the ptolomies they did have descendents in the Roman client states but their claimed descendents are mostly baselss, and difficult to trace.
We can’t really trace descendants back that far I’m not sure if there’s even a single example of someone knowing their ancestor from 2000+ years ago. In fact it’s so long ago that if someone from back the had descendants alive today there’s a good chance there’s hundreds of millions of them lol
I actually tried tracing a lineage and found that the modern day Bagrationi dynasty have the best possible link to the throne of ancient Macedonia. But the lineage is very tenuous and very likely inaccurate, because of the reasons J N cited. It was a fun genealogical exercise, though!
It could be anyone.
Whoa! I’ve never seen so much details into a family tree. My mind is blown.
So very well explained. Really excellent.
Fascinating! Thank you
Amman's international airport was renamed after Queen Alia, shortly after her sudden death.
Royal Jordanian Airlines was originally called Alia after the Queen.
@@ballantynemoyes8019 Actually it was called Aaliyah عاليه (meaning a female of a high statusa) after the king's first born daughter from his first marriage it's similar when spelled in English but the Queen's name was Alia علياء (meaning sublime) it's probably why they changed the airline name to The Royal Jordanian
@@amman9242 Many thanks for your reply. I learn something new everyday. Best wishes. :-)
"renamed" is not exactly right. It was named after the late queen from day one. The queen died in 1977 while the airport was built in 1983.
This is a great companion to the videos Extra Credits has been making about the borders of the Middle East after WWI.
Also, I saw that the Asian Monarchies Charts has the Tibetan Emperors. Future video, please?
Very informative. Well done.
Thank you for the video.
Gosh, you really are one amazing storyteller. The way you narrate is so amazing. Btw, since its a recent video, I would like to suggest a topic (because I didn't know where to do). Please do a DARK (NETFLIX) character genealogy and timeline. If any TV series requires a timeline chart, it is DARK. Thank you in advance for your response.
Yayy, something about the hashmeit family finally, although I think you really shortened it to the modern members only, buy it's understandable since those were the only official royals, good video nevertheless, keep up the good work
Malazgirt 1071 we live happily so u should shut up
That is a great content 🙏
Thank you for this video
Matt, you missed an important one! Faisal portrayed by Sir Alec Guinness in "Lawrence of Arabia." But King Abdullah II of Jordan cameoed as unnamed science officer in the cold open of Star Trek: Voyager "Investigations" season 2 episode 20. Apparently the Hashemites will be around for another 400 years. :) A big Star Trek fan, so good for him!
It was actually in my original script and that part of the audio got messed up :)
@@UsefulCharts Bummer, because I was so waiting to hear that. Maybe next time. :D
Yes, he was in that episode, although he had no lines because he wasn't a member of the screen Actors Guild.
@Mershikov he wasnt king at the time , just a prince
Who told that they'll be around for more 400 years?
This would be even more interesting if you covered the Saudi family tree starting from the 1st Saudi state which was founded by Muhammad bin Saud, then the 2nd Saudi state founded by Turki bin Abdullah.
My infinite amount of thankness to your great presentation imparting immense amt of knowledge on the very important history of the Arab region's.
Just expressing "Thanks" would be a worthless statement for this level of crystal clear graphic informations passed over to public. Bravo. All the best.
Now am ur another subscriber from today...
Thank you for these hist.information
Great video! Love the Hashimites - such an interesting family. And for those who know who he is, doesn't old King Faisal of Iraq look a lot like the current Crown Prince, Hussein? There's a real strong resemblance there!
They meet in the fifth grandfather, Al-Hussein Ibn Ali, King of Hijaz. King Faisal is Faisal Ibn Ghazi Ibn Faisal l Ibn Al-Hussein ibn ali , King of Hijaz, and the current Jordanian Crown Prince is Hussein bin Abdullah II Ibn Talal Ibn Talal Ibn Al-Hussein Ibn Abdullah I Ibn Al-Hussein Ibn Ali, King of Hijaz
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They are fifth cousins, and on the other hand, the mothers of both parties are from the same family of cousins
For clarification, the council, called the bay’ah’s role is to confirm the choice of crown price that the king decrees, following the announcement, and not to have the power to vote on who becomes the king. The choice of crown prince falls within the discretion of the king.
I was waiting for this for a long time great video
Thank you this informative video.
Could you do a video on the ruling dynasties of Morocco?
I would watch that 👍
@Malazgirt 1071
After the Arab spring Morocco became a constitutional monarchy. We make elections every 4 or 5 years. And the current dynasty is ruling since 1661 which means they predate Italy (there was no italy backthen) or any french/british influence in north africa. No one put them they basically fought for it and united the country... They even defeated the portuguese and spaniards to reconquer almost every costal city in Morocco
It is also Hashmite though
Moorishyena dont get offend understand his sentiments in general he is speaking ,
@@moulayismail1546 You are correct, but what is the solution, what should be done to correct the problem. Is it socialism or is it another selection from the secular options or is it Islam? I say Islam , the true Islam Khalifah rashidah.
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🇸🇦🇯🇴🇸🇦🇯🇴❤.
Saudi family is originally jewish named mardakhay but they chnaged the name... search for Al Saud history by Naser Saeed, a saudi journalist forced to leave saudia to lebanon and after he published this book he was assassinated..
Saïd Saïd - This is totally not true, it’s a lie was made by Nasser Saeed which he is from Shammar, the family was ruling Najd before al-saud. His family got lost in a war and he decided to spread lies about them as revenge. However, if you a truly an arab you would know that it’s impossible to fake your family name or your grandfathers’ names. It’s the Arabs dessert where every family history is remembered and written.
Saïd Saïd Its not true because Jews dislike Children of Ishmael.
We are same people same tribes same traditions
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That intro music is banging 🔥
Thank u. For this video.
Great sources, I belong to the hashemite tribe"bani Hashem" but as a Saudi Arabian and never left Saudi actually
thats so cool does that mean you’re a descendant of the prophet SAW
Hey Matt! Please do the Kuwaiti and Moroccan royal family trees
@Malazgirt 1071
Wtf is wrong with you? Copy past everywhere get a life man
@@moulayismail1546
تركي مغولي.
@@kareemtheeb1478
هل تقصدني انا ام هو؟...
لانني مغربي بربري
@@moulayismail1546
هو التركي المغولي.
لا شيء لهم سوى النباح على العرب.
والنعم في البربر.
@Arabian knight hahahaha....
Nice video man
Love your video’s ,im from bahrain ,can you do more arab monarchist videos
I was wondering how I knew that Oman had a Sultan....
and then I realized:
"The Sultan of Oman lives in Zanzibar now,
that's just where he lives"
Haha I was thinking the same thing!
you must have a good memory !
I'm from Oman btw
It's a thing in a place, don't like it? try a new thing at a different time xD
You missed 1 Saudi crown prince who's Sultan bin Abdelaziz... he was crown prince for 6 years during King Abdullah rule
Apart from that all very accurate
Greetings and thanks from Saudi 💚
Again a very good video. 👍🏻
Please make an usefulcharts on Indian history (Ancient, Medieval and Modern). 😊
It is there
You are really genius and hard worker
Good job, one correction: the Regent of Iraq was named Abdulelah/عبدالإله not Abdullah عبدالله
Your concern is only this word.
Fouce on the video and what's important idiot.
Can you please do a video on who will be a grand prince of Kievan Rus today?
Great family may allah bless you....all
An excellent explanation.
"Was assassinated just a few years afer state of Israel was declared"
What a coincidence.
You missed "by a Palestinian" in between "assassinated" and "just" ;)
@@timothydoekhie It doesn't matter who killed him. What matters is who ordered it.
@@mixererunio1757 He literally explained that he wanted to annex the Palestinian land and take it for Jordan, that's why he was assassinated by a Palestinian. Why would Israel have ordered it?
@@timothydoekhie divide and rule
@@timothydoekhie
Arabs fought many wars for palestinians and thousands of Arabs died becouse of them.
Egypt's economy nearly collapsed becouse of the wars with israel.
0 iranis or turks went to war with israel and turkey recognize israel and have good relationship with israel.
Now palestinaians are with turkey and iran against the Arabs.
You forgot to include in the family tree of Ibn Saud, Crowned Prince Sultan. The next in line to the throne after King Abdullah. He died due to illness.
Randomly appeared on my feed... but interesting topic!
Well informed historical experience
How about a video on the Princes of Monaco? 🇲🇨
Thank you for your marvellous effort making this great video.
Just to add, Ibn Saud his name is Abdulaziz Ibn Saud.
Ibn = son of
Abdulaziz son of saud
His father’s name was Abdulrahman
Very special video thank you very much for shering , I be Very grateful if you show more videos whit my respect wishing You plesend evning SER,
Wow wow wow great job dear Its such a awesome and amazing knowledge about middle east history...
but the question is how can i get this sheet that your showing at screen ....
Thank you so much
كل من عليها فان ويبقى وجه ربك ذو الجلال والإكرام ..
a bahraini subscriber here🇧🇭😊
فديت حلاوة الشويطر اويا عليكم بس
Now, i know a little about Islamic history...thank you for this info.
Thank you so much
Saudi Arabia, Morrocco, Jordan or Qatar are very rich and stable arabic countries unlike countries like Sudan, Libya, Algeria. This is why current monarchies are usually better than current republics
They aren't stable because they are monarchies jes, '
Actually isn't because they are monarchies, but because their know how to rule and manage stability and do not brag with their political stunts or gimmicks
Morocco isn't rich
@@mikeoxsmal8022 from an Arab perceptive, its actually the case.
Morocco isn't rich. Algeria is richer and more powerful but ruled for 30 years by party, Libya was successful until intervention by Sarkozy and secretary of state
اللهم صّلِ وسَلّمْ عَلۓِ نَبِيْنَامُحَمد ﷺ ✿صلوا على الحبيب ﷺ✿ (إِنَّ اللَّهَ وَمَلَائِكَتَهُ يُصَلُّونَ عَلَى النَّبِيِّ يَا أَيُّهَا الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا صَلُّوا عَلَيْهِ وَسَلِّمُوا تَسْلِيماً)....
Jzak-Allah
امين
Great work
Awesome presentation
Can you do “who would be emperor of mexico today”
He did it already on his Aztec video.
Jason Bailey no he talked also about other ones. Just go watch it.
Short answer: Count Maximilian von Götzen-Iturbide, a hungarian-born man currently living in australia. The heir apparent is his elder son Count Ferdinand.
Long answer:
- The first emperor of mexico was elected "constitutional emperor" after having run the country for almost a year after the war of independence from spain. He was a general in the war and acted as regent before officially being crowned emperor.
- The first empire fell during his time, so there was no other emperor. His son, however, served in a republican capacity and was ambassador to both the US and the UK for the united states of mexico.
- The second empire after intervention from european powers was led by Maximiliano I, son of Archduke Franz Karl of austria. Augustín II (the above mentioned son of Augustín I, the only emperor of the first empire) officially surrendered his claim to Maximiliano I, so he became the "legitimate" emperor.
- The second empire then also falls rather quickly and he is decapitated without having fathered any heirs.
- The current claim to the throne therefor comes from a grandson of Augustín I (the son of Augustín II's younger brother Ángel), called ... Augustín III. Creative, I know :) He was also an adopted son of Maximiliano I to further consolidate the claim on both the first and second empire.
- Augustín III had no children, so the pretender title goes to his niece Maria I (his younger brother Salvador was already dead and had no sons) and then to her grandson Maximiliano II, skipping her daughters for reasons unkown to me.
- Maximiliano II goes by the name "Count Maximilian Gustav Albrecht Richard Augustin von Götzen-Iturbide", because on top of the mexican lineage from his grandmother, he's also the male line heir to the Count von Götzen title.
@@QemeH Thank you for taking the time to write this comment. This must have taken a while to summarize. Cheers from L.A.
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One big happy!
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Congratulations !!
VERY GOOD, THANK YOU VERY CLEAR
Me in Count Dooku’s voice: “I’ve been looking forward to this”
funny😂
Lol
My powers have double since the last upload
Sheer Excitement
Can you please do family tree of the ba'alawi of Yemen
I am from balaawi dynasty
Great job.
UsefullCharts I beg you but please include the pre-hispanic royal families of the visayas please, I really beg you. But also i love your videos. Very family friendly and very educational. Know im very curious about history. Thank you.
Oh im sorry for the word know it's a now
الله يكفينا شر من فيه شر يارب العالمين ويحمي السعودية والاردن من شر قطر وإيران وتركيا والاخوان المتاسلمين
🤡 The Saudi 🇸🇦 government facilitates Ribah, the economy over Islam (night clubs, singers, tours, etc)
❤️🇸🇦
Very detailed and simple why....expilan excellent
Wooow i am so impressed
Can you do the royal house of Muhammad Ali Pasha of Egypt which was both horizontal and vertical succession.
@Malazgirt 1071
Muhammad Ali was an ethnic Albanian with a Turkic mamluk military caste. He was fully independent and actually fought an Ottoman-British alliance.
@@abdiganisugal825 tawfik and ismail made the british enter and since then egypt is ruled by british puppets
@@abdallah..yasser
My reply was meant to be a rebuttal to Malazgirt 1071. Yes, you are quite right they lost their independence.
Nasser however overthrew the royal family and actually was somewhat independent, even flirting with the Soviets. There's also his successor Sadat.
There's this illogical notion in the Muslim consciousness, that the West has somehow hijacked Qadr. That we are powerless and without agency. This isn't the case.
Like a child that is being bullied at school, we need to learn how to make allies and defend ourselves. Until we can change the condition in ourselves we will continue to be pushed around.
@@abdiganisugal825 the Muhamad ali dinasty was turkified marrying Otoman princess dispite have Circassian blood too.
@@luanlopes9415
Yes, Turkish culture was very dominate in Egypt at the time.
🌼🇱🇾❤🇸🇦🌼 love my brothers in blood, good for you liberating your country.
Wow ! Quite Interesting !
I love the outro
would love to see a family tree of the dynasty of the Sultan’s of Oman & Zanzibar
Are zanzibarian?
@@Arkhamz_95 Zanzibar is in Tanzania coast Island. They were ruled by Oman until European colonization.
@@farhiyaa4880 I am pure Zanzibarian but i don't know well my country just a higher bit
@@farhiyaa4880 WRONG.
Zanzibar was ruled by Big Boss.
Abu Bakkar, Umar,Usman, Ali and Hasan (especially 30 years of caliphatism after our beloved prophet (PBUH)) were real caliphs rest of them were Kings kindly change them from caliph to king
You are absolutely right, whoever you can include 6 months of Hazrat Hasan (R.A) and period of Hazrat Umar Bin Abdul Aziz as well.
You are very right my brother!
Lol... nonsense
@@safdarbukhari7235 Sayyidina Umar Abdul Aziz is not khulafa rasyideen. He deserved the praise though. Rahimahullah.
@@matali5940 Okay brother Allah knows better, I am not going to insist. Where are you from? Can we interact each other for exchange of view?
Good job I’m watching you from Hejaz Makkah holycity
Excellent video
Error:
Under the photo of (Ali King of Hejaz), the name of regent of Iraq (Abdullah) should be (Abdulilah = عبدالإله).
عبدالإله and عبدالله in Arabic
are two completely different names.
But very much in the meaning of the name right
@@Som3asly
They all came from (الأهيم ilahim) which is a Hebrew word for God.
@@freespeech5836nopet it's not Hebrew it's Arabic
@@Som3asly
What else is not Arabic? Everything is Arabic for you guys!
No, Allah is not Arabic, linguistically related to El (Elohim) and Elah, the Hebrew and Aramaic words for God.
Judaism is almost 4 thousand years old, Islam is only 1400 years.
@@freespeech5836 but being old doesn't make it right so Islam is the last rule that makes people as human as possible.
Can you please do a video about the dynasties that ruled Oman 🇴🇲? It used be a powerful empire. Oman’s empire encompassed vast strips of southwest Iran, most of the north-eastern and southern parts of the Arabian peninsula, and much of the Horn of Africa coast, all the way down till northern Mozambique.
Very powerful empire ? Don’t exaggerate
Stop lying fam ajuran and other Somali empires used to make u pay up
Don't include somalia
Because somali conrolled anywhere before Arabs .
Somalia 🇸🇴 world 🌎 heroes
@@juju2loose566 before the Arabs found oil Somalis use to lend them money and aid to help them which is one of the reasons why Somalia joined the Arab league mainly cause Arabs needed help from Somalia but when table turned all Arabs turned on them which is lame imo
@@freebandzz3539 which Arabs exactly ! Countries like Egypt Iraq and Syria for example ,needed help from Somalia really lol
Very interesting. Thanks.