BALUCH CIVILIZATION
WHO ARE THE BALUCH PEOPLE
Definition. Baluchistan (occupied by the British created modern-day Evil Iran, Dangerous Pakistan and another section of Baluchistan remains in the protection of Afghanistan). Baluchistan is among the oldest inhabited regions in the world. Archaeological sites in the occupied country of Baluchistan have established human habitation dating back 21,000 to 14,000 thousand years to the Age of first Blauch civilization known as Mehrgarh with permanent homes and a massive city in Kacchi near Bolan Pass.
Site location of Mehrgarh Baluchistan. Home (Gess)
Mehrgarh painted pottery 3000-1500 BC.
Seated Mother Goddess 3000-1500 BC. Mehrgarh.
Baluchi Language
Researchers state that the Baluchi language is as old as time, the language of the entire Middle East and Egypt was Baluchi for a very long time, and this is why we see different branches of Baluchi language, other languages similar to Baluchi which have branch off into Kurdish, Brahui, Farsi, Darri and Pashto and Sanskrit or many other languages which are spoken today like Zardosht and local dialects like Punjaapi and Sindhi and many others have taken shape from the Baluchi language.
King of Baluchistan: His Majesty Mir Chakar the Great
I am a direct descendant of His Majesty Mir Chakar Rind Baluch who was a hero for all Baluch and refugees in East Baluchistan, a great King who was hero for all he protected. Son of Mir Shayhak Rind and cousin to Mir Gwahram Lashari the cousins defeated enemies and protected Baluchistan from Kerman Baluchistan to Satghara East Baluchistan.
Born 1468 in town of Shaal, Baluchistan built his Castle at age 95 in Saadghar (Satghara) east Baluchistan to protect Baluchistan from enemy invasion. His majesty King Mir Chakar rind died at age 97 Feb 6th, 1565. If you read about Mir Chakar the great, on Wikipedia or other sites, our enemies control the narrative and have told lies about our national hero’s.
East Baluchistan is called “Punjab” or Punch Aap (Meaning 5 Rivers) in Baluchi Language. Its famously known as the Vally of Rind & Lashar Sara Yak! or Saraik Baluchistan.
TOMB OF MIR DORRA 1ST IN GANDAHWA BALUCHISTAN
Dorrazaie, are candidly the only direct lineal, the undeviating successor & scion of King Mir Chakar the Great! “Today, the Dorra Baluch are scattered all around East and West Baluchistan” and go as Baluch. They fight along-side the Baluch Nation and have fueled the independence struggle of Baluchistan since the British set-foot in Baluchistan, British engaged in creating a cascade of long-term troubles for the amazing Baluch Nation.
Prince Mir Gwahram Lashari Rind Baluch, famously known as Mir Govahram Lashari, or Mir Gowehram Haan Lashari, was a Baloch Prince and Ruler of Kerman Baluchistan in the 15th century. He was a hero of the Baloch’s people, and he ruled Baluchistan with his cousin His Majesty King Mir Chakar Baluch.
Gwahram was the son of Nodh bandagh “the gold-scatterer”, his Tomb is in Kerman Baluchistan.
Family Tree, as Mir Gwahram son of Pahlawan Sakhi Nodh Bandagh, who was son of Mir Abdollah Rind who was son of Mir Esmaeil Rind and son of Mir Lashar who was son of Mir Jalal Haan of Jiand Rind.
Mir Gwahram Lashari was a Baloch chieftain in the July 1st, 1471, in the 15th century.
Mir Gwahram and Mir Chakar Rind, head of the Rind/Lashar Baloch forces, went to war with enemies in defense of Baluchistan that resulted in thousands of Persians dead.
Sons and Daughters of Mir Gwahram Lashari
Mir Ramin Haan 1st.
Mir Dorra Haan 1st. This is to Tomb of Mir Dorra 1st.
Mir Aa’ali Haan 1st.
Bi Bi Sar Ghaand.
Reference: Mir Aslam Lashari’s Tomb is in 29kms from Karachi as he conquered Gujrat and then later died in his hometown at the age of 103 years old.
Today, the Lashari, Raeisi and many other families are very directly related to Dorrazaie Baluch of Baluchistan. Their common goals are independence of occupied Baluchistan.
TOMB OF MIR ASLAM LASHARI AND OTHER BALUCH LEADERS IN CHAUKHANDI BLAUCHISTAN ABOUT 29KMS FROM KARACHI BALUCHISTAN
Lashari and other rind Baluch leaders Tombs 29kms away from Karachi Baluchistan.
