Sheikdom (noun)

1. A territory ruled by a sheik, especially in the Middle East.
2. A state, country or region governed by a sheik.

Origin:

Derived from the arabic word 'shaik' which means tribal leader or chief.

Examples:

1. The sheikdom was known for its rich cultural heritage and beautiful landscapes.
2. The sheikdom was ruled by a wealthy and powerful sheik who lived in a grand palace.
3. The sheikdom was a popular destination for tourists, who were drawn to its beautiful beaches and ancient ruins.
4. The sheikdom was a major producer of oil, and its wealth was the envy of many other nations.
5. The sheikdom was known for its strong commitment to preserving its traditional customs and beliefs.