Beibu Gulf territory.
Originally, Qatar and East Africa's Beibu Gulf (United Arab Emirates) territory were not adjacent, but with East Africa's 'bandit suppression' activities, the border area between Qatar and the Arabian Peninsula fell into East African hands.
And this area is quite controversial, situated at the convergence of East Africa, Qatar, the Ottoman Empire, the Hijaz Kingdom, and the Neizhi Kingdom.
The reason East Africa was able to spread its influence here so smoothly can be attributed to the Arab Uprising that erupted in 1916.
The Hijaz Kingdom is a kingdom established by the Hashim Clan, which is also the family of the future Jordanian royal family. With the decline of the Ottoman Empire's influence, the Hashim Clan gained independence with the help of the Arab Uprising.
