Jordan is in the Middle East and has been led by various rulers since its independence in 1946. Here is a list of Jordan’s rulers:

King Abdullah I (1921-1951)

He was the founder of the country. He took part in many regional conflicts and played a significant role in the Israeli conflicts.

King Talal (1951-1952)

After his father was assassinated, he took on the leadership role and focused on improving infrastructure, education, and healthcare. Due to health issues, he stepped down and passed the throne to his young son.

King Hussein (1952-1999)

King Hussein ruled for nearly five decades, making his reign one of the longest in history. His leadership saw many changes in Jordan, and he skillfully managed regional conflicts, including the Arab-Israeli conflicts, the Gulf War, and the rise of Palestinian nationalism. King Hussein gained international respect for his commitment to peace and stability, playing a key role in peace negotiations in the region. Under his rule, Jordan also experienced significant economic growth, modernization, and democratic development.

King Abdullah II (1999-present)

The current ruler, King Abdullah II, has built on his father’s legacy. Facing global challenges like terrorism, refugee crises, and economic issues, he has worked to keep Jordan stable and prosperous. King Abdullah II has focused on economic reforms, technology, and social development, while also advocating for peace and dialogue internationally. His efforts to promote religious harmony and regional cooperation have strengthened Jordan’s role as a stabilizing force in the Middle East.