Explore 6 historical events and records for Jordan in 1946.
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Britain and Abdullah concluded the Treaty of London recognizing Transjordan as an independent state. The agreement ended the basic mandate-era constitutional relationship while establishing a new alliance between the two governments.
Abdullah's government concluded the Treaty of London with Britain, providing the diplomatic basis for the termination of the mandate and the recognition of Transjordan's independence.
Transjordan formally celebrated independence and Abdullah’s accession as king on 25 May 1946. This milestone marked the conclusion of the mandate-era emirate and the emergence of a sovereign Hashemite kingdom.
The transition from British mandatory supervision to sovereign government culminated in the establishment of an independent monarchy. Institutions developed during the emirate period provided much of the administrative foundation for the new state.
Succeeds as King of Transjordan, 1946-1949
Jordan is created a Kingdom under Abdullahs rule
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