Said bin Sultan, Sultan Muskat dan Oman
Said bin Sultan Al-Said (bahasa Arab: سعيد بن سلطان, Sa‘id bin Sulṭān, bahasa Swahili: Said bin Sultani) (5 Juni 1791 – 19 Oktober 1856 ) adalah Sultan Muskat dan Oman dari 1806 sampai 4 Juni 1856.[1]
Masa kecil
Said bin Sultan adalah putra dari Sultan bin Ahmad, yang memerintah Oman dari 1792 sampai 1804.
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He loads one of his own ships in the early part of 1840, and sends her to New York, consigned to this house, that had been doing business with him for some time.
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