- 57 -Al-Bashir Pasha Abdullah bin Al-Hajj, mentioned, in the year 1242 AH. Then came the Lords of Salt, Azla'i, with a large company, in the month of Shawwal of this year. They refused, and the riflemen refused to let them in, and they were imprisoned in Abraz for about two months. They did not enter until the Pasha surrendered, at which time they were released from prison and entered individually from the month of Dhu al-Hijjah, at the end of the mentioned year. He was dismissed at the end of the mentioned month. He had decided to go out with the expedition to Waki until his tent reached Al-Mursi. It is said that when they prayed Eid al-Fitr, then he went out with the army, and the Pasha decided on that. They did not allow him to be in that army, and they dismissed him. His tenure there was about three and a half months. This is the end of his appointment there. He did not enter it after this until he died. And no one from them has held this Sultanate seven times except him alone. Amar bin Al-Qaid Said Bakr, son of Al-Bashir Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Othman Al-Baghwi, completed the East. He was appointed after the dismissal of Al-Qaid Abdullah bin Al-Hajj for the first time in his reign in the month of Dhu al-Hijjah, at the end of the year 1225 AH. He remained there for twenty-five days and was dismissed in the month of Muharram, the end of 1226 AH. He is the last of the Bashas from his lineage in the East. No one from them has held the Sultanate after him until now. Abdul Ghaffar bin Al-Qaid Ali bin Muhammad bin Abdullah Al-Turqi was appointed after the dismissal of Al-Qaid Bahed on Saturday, the seventeenth of Dhu al-Hijjah al-Haram, the last month of the year 1233 AH. He remained there for about five months. He did not find them willing to move on anything until they dismissed him in Jumada al-Ula of the year 1234 AH. This was the reason for his anger at Al-Qaid Bahed until Pasha Mansour arrived. Abdul Rahman bin Al-Qaid Al-Akram Abu Al-Salateen Hamad bin Ali bin Muhammad bin Abd 1, Afra. Ms