The Baloch Race a Historical And Ethnological Sketch
The Baloch Race a Historical And Ethnological Sketch
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1520), overthrew the Sammas, and established his power. 2 He enlisted the services of some of the hill-tribes, probably Baloches, and we also read of 1 For a good sketch of the history of this period, see General Haig's ' The Indus Delta Country, ' 1894, p. 84.
2 See also Erskine's ' Lives of Babar and Humayun, ' 1854, i. 352, etc. ; and the Tarikh-I-M'asumi in E. D. , i. 236.
44 THE B4LOCH RACE a force of 3, 000 Baloches serving under Jam Feroz ; so that it is probable that rival Baloch tribes... fought on opposite sides. This is borne out by Baloch legend as to the rivalry between the Einds and Lasharis, in which the Turks under Zunu (Zu'n-nun Beg) and the King of Sibi, Jam Ninda, play an important part. 1 The Einds were under Mir Chakur, and the Lasharis under Gwaharam, who were rivals for the hand of the fair Gohar, the owner of large herds of camels. Gohar preferred Mir Chakur, and this led to a quarrel. A horse-race, in which the Einds are stated to have won by trickery, precipitated the out- break.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1520), overthrew the Sammas, and established his power. 2 He enlisted the services of some of the hill-tribes, probably Baloches, and we also read of 1 For a good sketch of the history of this period, see General Haig's ' The Indus Delta Country, ' 1894, p. 84.
2 See also Erskine's ' Lives of Babar and Humayun, ' 1854, i. 352, etc. ; and the Tarikh-I-M'asumi in E. D. , i. 236.
44 THE B4LOCH RACE a force of 3, 000 Baloches serving under Jam Feroz ; so that it is probable that rival Baloch tribes... fought on opposite sides. This is borne out by Baloch legend as to the rivalry between the Einds and Lasharis, in which the Turks under Zunu (Zu'n-nun Beg) and the King of Sibi, Jam Ninda, play an important part. 1 The Einds were under Mir Chakur, and the Lasharis under Gwaharam, who were rivals for the hand of the fair Gohar, the owner of large herds of camels. Gohar preferred Mir Chakur, and this led to a quarrel. A horse-race, in which the Einds are stated to have won by trickery, precipitated the out- break.
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