Kingdom of Hejaz

Kingdom of Hejaz ← 1916–1925 → Flag of Hejaz Map with the kingdom in green and the current region in red Capital Mecca Language(s) Arabic (Hejazi dialects) Government Absolute monarchy King  - 1916-1924 Hussein bin Ali  - 1924-1925 Ali bin Hussein Historical era Interwar period  - Kingdom established 10 June 1916  - Conquered by Nejd 19 December 1925  - Ibn Saud crowned King of Hejaz 8 January, 1926

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The Kingdom of Hejaz was a state in the Hejaz region, ruled by the Hashemite family. The kingdom was annexed by Nejd and merged into the Kingdom of Hejaz and Nejd in the mid 1920s, which would eventually be known as Saudi Arabia in 1932.

See also

• Hashemite
• History of Saudi Arabia

Former states in present-day Saudi Arabia
'Asir | Ha'il | Kingdom of Hejaz | Jizan | Nejd

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