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Following the treaty, Abdulaziz obtained the following from the British: recognition as the ruler of Najd and its dependencies under British protection; a loan of £20,000 and a shipment of arms in June 1916; a monthly stipend of £5,000 and from the end of World War I to March 1924 an annual stipend
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The treaty was the first to give international recognition to the fledgling Saudi state. For the first time in Nejdi history, the concept of negotiated borders had been introduced. Additionally, the British aim was to secure its Persian Gulf protectorates, but the treaty had the unintended
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of £60,000 in January 1917. The first article of the treaty also acknowledged the rights of Abdulaziz's sons to rule.
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a British protectorate and attempted to define its boundaries. The British aim was to guarantee the sovereignty of
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consequence of legitimising Saudi control in the adjacent areas. The Treaty was superseded in 1927 by the
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Percy Cox

Abdulaziz Al Saud, ‘Ibn Saud’
United Kingdom
Abdulaziz Al Saud
Emirate of Nejd and Hasa
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
island of Tarut
Sir Percy Cox
British Government
House of Saud
Kuwait
Qatar
Trucial States
Sharif of Mecca
World War I in the Middle East
Ottoman Empire
Treaty of Jeddah
ISBN
978-81-7200-000-4


Abdullah I of Jordan
Philip Perceval Graves
The Hijaz: The First Islamic State
ISBN
978-0-19-093501-6

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