The Al Bu Said dynasty began its rule, marking the start of Oman's independence.
Oman reached its peak, competing with the Portuguese and British Empires for influence.
Qaboos bin Said became Sultan, initiating significant modernization and reforms.
Slavery was abolished in Oman, reflecting a major social reform under Sultan Qaboos.
The Dhofar Rebellion concluded, solidifying Sultan Qaboos's control over Oman.
Oman introduced its first constitution, establishing a formal governmental framework.
Sultan Qaboos bin Said passed away, ending his nearly 50-year reign.
Haitham bin Tariq succeeded Sultan Qaboos, continuing the Al Bu Said dynasty.