@MyrasSindhi1 bro this is no different from gangus kanging on mughals
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Chad memon
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A more clear map of Indo-persia circa 400 A.D featuring the Vahlikas of Sindh.
Tawarikh-e-sindh@TawarikhSindh
🧵: the Vahlika Dynasty of Sindh 356-500 a.d (1/7) A complete thread about the Vahlika kingdom of Sindh, that ruled After the Sassanid control over Sindh got weak, they bordered the Guptas and Scythians, they were Succeeded by the Rai Empire of Sindh.
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@MyrasSindhi1 Read a text saying that the Kahloras evicted the Hindu Sindhis from the Kacchi plains as they had formed small principalites opposing Kalhora rule.
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The Sibi City of Kacchi Plains, now In balochistan has been part of Sindh for all of history, the Name of the city was "sibi" was taken from a Sindhi Princess called Sewi, during all Censuses conducted in 1900's majority of sibi and Kacchi Plains was made up of Sindhi tribes.
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@ujalainexile @BAQIRSARKI1 چاري چوري ڪجه خبر نا چا بس قوم پرست ٻاروچن سان همدردي
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@BAQIRSARKI1 And I told you earlier, being one of the oldest voice of sindhis on Twitter. I very easily noticed all you fake accounts in one go of both sindhis and balochs
Ek account se sindhis ko gali do dusre se balochs ko aur phir kahi look they hate us, they hate them
So don't play here
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@ujalainexile @BAQIRSARKI1 your Innocent balochs also claim karachi and north sindh
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@BAQIRSARKI1 So you faujeets should be last one to ask sindhis for supporting Same thing for things which you've accused of Sindhis.
Even today, a separation of Karachi movement is being run by punjabi fauj coz sindhis are racist sarrrrr
You want us to buy same thing?
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@ujalainexile @BAQIRSARKI1 no we dont stand with mahrang baloch
she was claiming sindh areas
like karachi
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@BAQIRSARKI1 I'm again telling you faujeets should be last one to play this with me.
Thousands of Sindhis were killed by Punjabi army whose boot licker are you.
And I shall be reminding you Sindhis unconditionally stand with Mahrang Baloch.
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Ujala 🇦🇱@ujalainexile
@BAQIRSARKI1 A fake faujeet shouldn't tell me this! This is saying doodh ka jala chachh bhi phoonk phoonk ke peeta hai Your punjabi fauj had similar arguments about sindhis in 1980s when they made mqm and punjabi pakhtun ittehad by saying look jiye sindh/sindhis are nassacring everyone
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@Ansh1252 dont involve us in your dispute
lohanas were the king of the area
chach defeated them
we are not jat nor have anything to do with these guys
@ScionOfSurya
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Lame jhatora claimed Lohana as Jats 😭💔 while lohanas are just trading tribe , and claims themselves to be kstriyas , only on the basis of andre wink who categorised jats and lohanas toghether cause they were both degraded by chach of alor 💔😭 jats claimed Lohanas as jats
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Chad memon ری ٹویٹ کیا
@AliSahin501 We are Pakistani 🇵🇰 but our bloodline is Turkistan - Central Asia.... same as Turkey,
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@MuhammadRa1470 @LightCavalry5 @ruthlessrathore Lol 😂you turk keeps coping in my reply your irrelevant no rajput considers your turk ass rajput so fu*k off and
No rajput ruled in south punjab execpt bhatti controlling few forts in cholistan desert.
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@Chadmemon @LightCavalry5 @ruthlessrathore We used to rule many areas in southern Punjab will Again. We raided khaipur and even beat your boys in Multan. Rajput katoch used to originally rule Multan.
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In 1801, Maharaja Surat Singh of Bikaner captured several forts in Multan, seized control of Bahawalpur, and exacted a fine of 200,000 rupees.
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पाकिस्तान के #बहावलपुर शहर में स्थित फरीद गेट पहले #बीकानेरी गेट #Bikaneri Gate के नाम से जाना जाता था। 1982 में इसका नाम बदलकर #Fareed_Gate कर दिया गया..!! #बीकानेर के कोट गेट और इस दरवाजे का डिजाइन लगभग एक जैसा है।। #History #Bikaner #Bahawalpur #India #Pakistan #Rajasthan
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@MuhammadRa1470 @TawarikhSindh @veerarya1001 This actually resembles an Uzbekistan fort
It's clearly turk invention lol
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@TawarikhSindh @veerarya1001 Folk lore..🤣🤣🤣the fort resembles the one in bahawalpur clearly a rajputana fort.
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Emperor Akbar of the Mughal empire was born in the Umarkot fort of Sindh, the fort that time was under the Sindhi Sodha Rajputs.
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Korejas are a branch of sammas of sindh
One rana sinyar of korejas ruled a part of Sindh during qabacha which is mentioned in tufat al kiram and in the record samtri of jadejas (old manuscript)where he is mentioned as samma
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Saula burdi, a Baloch from burdi/buledi tribe in the jail of Sindh circa 1839
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Chad memon ری ٹویٹ کیا
Get lost from Sindh to URDU speaking 🗣️ Bihari Uterpardeshi land
Shay 🇵🇰 #FixKarachi@PakiSwift
Inshallah the Flag of Karachi Province. 🇵🇰 Free from the clutches of Racist Feudal Wadera Rule.
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The Mughal authors described Nuhmradi/Numria tribe of Sindhi Sammas as warlike people with a strong army, they used to make constant raids on Mughal camps and Areas.
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@ruthlessrathore Yes.
I thought you by sharing the gate and quoting the post were saying control of bahwalpur city.
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@Chadmemon It is recorded in *Dayaldas Ri Khyat* (1840–1850) that, after plundering Khairpur, the Bikaneri army advanced as far as Bahawalpur; according to a letter preserved in the Bikaner Archives, the army indeed reached Bahawalpur, whereupon the Khan concluded a treaty.
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@ruthlessrathore They captured few of the desert forts of Bahawalpur most of which weren't garrisoned to half of bahwalpur
Khoda baksh got half of mojgarh state he had lost
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@Chadmemon I, too, referred specifically to Khuda Bakhsh; it was Khuda Bakhsh who, with the assistance of Bikaner, secured half of the state of Bahawalpur—for which he paid 200,000 rupees. I have not claimed that Bikaner personally conquered Bahawalpur.
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@Chadmemon If the army of Bikaner had halted at Khairpur, then who established the Bikaner Gate in Bahawalpur?
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@ruthlessrathore My source is primary
1848 no where in your source it says they captured Bahawalpur city or attacked the city
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@Chadmemon While the sources you cited suggest that the Bikaneri army did not proceed beyond Khairpur, contemporary correspondence establishes that the Bikaneri forces did indeed reach Bahawalpur; however, they subsequently withdrew after Bahawal Khan concluded a treaty with Khuda Bakhsh.
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