Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "국가 건설" in Korean language version.
[...] the House of Saud [...] subscribes to a strict adherence of Wahhabi interpretations of Islam, which engenders legitimacy. [...] The state narrative of the Kingdom's history begins in the eighteenth century, a time of chaos akin to the Hobbesian state of nature. [...] The emergence of the first Saudi state (1744-1818) is introduced in Saudi literature as a 'corrective mechanism bringing the umma to the right path'. [...] The second Saudi state was born only six years after the demise of the first, during which time the land formerly ruled by the Saudi-Wahhabi alliance had 'returned to unbridled tribal rivalry and feuding'. [...] The second Saudi Kingdom ended in 1887 and was characterised by internal feuding, tribal rivalries, and civil war.
The story of Saudi state-building is, to an unusual extent, an internal one [...] the impetus behind the Saudi process - a quest for taxes and a unified army - matches that of Europe more than that of post-colonial states [...].