Re: Pakistani Lok Dastan (Folk tale) -Sassi Punhoo
interesting reads.....reminds me magical poetry by Ghulam Farid...
Re: Pakistani Lok Dastan (Folk tale) -Sassi Punhoo
The museum walas probably don't know the actual story. Moreover, in Sindh, they didn't use wooden taboot for burial. The nearby Chokundi and Makli graveyards are enough evidence.
museum guys not knowing the actual story is quite possible. but again, that wooden structure is not a coffin. wo basically aik chotay say kamray ki tarha hay, corners of concrete, most part of the walls + roof of wood and in between iron grills, khair leave it could be something else
Re: Pakistani Lok Dastan (Folk tale) -Sassi Punhoo
anyone knows about K/Qastaan ka dara[h]
dara somethink like dara e khayber, is there any such dara around archaeological places related to the story?
Re: Pakistani Lok Dastan (Folk tale) -Sassi Punhoo
anyone knows about K/Qastaan ka dara[h] dara somethink like dara e khayber, is there any such dara around archaeological places related to the story?
qastaan? never heard of such place.
Re: Pakistani Lok Dastan (Folk tale) -Sassi Punhoo
qastaan? never heard of such place.
any such community around those places?
Re: Pakistani Lok Dastan (Folk tale) -Sassi Punhoo
any such community around those places?
There are hundred communities living in surrounding arae, where this story belongs. Mostly, Baloch tribes .... Kalmati, Jokhiyo, etc. The area is called Kohistan, though the connected area of Thatta and Badin is called LaaR. I'll look into a book namely 'Kohistan jo safar'. That may have a link to this Qastaan.
Re: Pakistani Lok Dastan (Folk tale) -Sassi Punhoo
^ thanks for details. mai bhe check karon ga..
Re: Pakistani Lok Dastan (Folk tale) -Sassi Punhoo
^ thanks for details. mai bhe check karon ga..
There is bandar near Bhanbhoor called Kasaato bandar, but that is not mentioned in the story. Do you have the piece of story, where it is mentioned.
Re: Pakistani Lok Dastan (Folk tale) -Sassi Punhoo
There is bandar near Bhanbhoor called Kasaato bandar, but that is not mentioned in the story. Do you have the piece of story, where it is mentioned.
Punnun / Panhu Khan, the son of King Mir Hoth Khan (Hoth, a famous Baluchi tribe in Makran (Balochistan). King Hoth was son of Mir Jalal Khan main Baloch leader and elder of Talpur, Rind, Lashari, Hoth, Khosa and Marri people of today) of Kicham (Kech)