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Al Otob tribe fled to State of Kuwait away from the terrible drought which perished the Arab Peninsula. They chose Sabah bin Jaber as their governor in 1756. As time passed, the small town of Kuwait benefited from its location overlooking the head of the Arabian Gulf and thrived through trade, fishing and pearl fishery. Hence, Kuwait became one of the most prosperous countries in the region. Since 1756,
fourteen rulers from Al Sabah family ruled Kuwait.
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The fourteen rulers from Al Sabah family who ruled State of Kuwait since 1756 are:
- Sheikh Sabah, the First: 1756
- Sheikh Abdullah: 1762
- Sheikh Jaber, the First: 1812
- Sheikh Sabah, the Second: 1859
- Sheikh Abdullah, the Second: 1866
- Sheikh Mohamed, the First: 1892
- Sheikh Mubarak Al Sabah: 1896
- Sheikh Jaber, the Second: 1915
- Sheikh Salem Al Mubarak: 1917
- Sheikh Ahmed Al Jaber: 1921
- Sheikh Abdullah Al Salem: 1950
- Sheikh Sabah Al Salem: 1965 - 1977
- Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Al Sabah: 1977 - 2006
- Sheikh Saad Al Abdullah Al Salem Al Sabah: 2006
In 2006, Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al Sabah, may Allah protect him, became the ruler of Kuwait until the present time
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