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Long to investigate something more than we might suspect yet do not have the foggiest idea what to investigate, drive to the city of Muslim heads Hyderabad where history addresses the present.

We as a whole have alternate points of view about history some simply take it as a period that passed and some accept it as a good and some live in it on account of their fascination towards verifiable spots and these landmarks talk about their significance itself.

While strolling in the old city Hyderabad we travel through numerous authentic structures, tombs which take us back to history from the time of Kalhoro to the Quaid-e-Azam point “Sindh ought to be isolated from Bombay Presidency” the initial move towards making of Pakistan.

Notwithstanding how swarmed and little lanes one constantly struck by the old structures and tombs which uncovers their residency story to the individuals who visit them. The structures are old, not in their unique structure yet pulls in the individuals who cross them while going anyplace in the city.

HISTORIC BACKGROUND — Hyderabad is a quiet city on the bank of river Indus, a little fishing town once known to “Neeronkot” become remarkable when Ghulam Shah Kalhoro appreciated the city and requested a stronghold to be assembled called Paka Qilla and built up Hyderabad as a capital of his domain in 1768, Kalhora tradition rule over Sindh for two additional decades. In any case, in this century just the remnants of “Pakka Qila” left as broken blocks.

Notwithstanding how swarmed and little lanes one constantly struck by the old structures and tombs which uncover their residency story to the individuals who visit them. The structures are old, not in their unique structure yet pull in the individuals who cross them while going anyplace in the city

Subsequently, the talpurs who succeeded kalhoras in the skirmish of Halani became the leader of Sindh. Talpurs made numerous new urban communities in Sindh and made Sindh an autonomous state from the outside association in authentic issues. To make their administration greater, they battle with Rajputs and made umerkot a piece of their legislature. Talpur’s residency was finished after the skirmish of Miani in which British powers succeeded.

Ghulam Shah Kalhoro and The incomparable Talpurs who administered over Hyderabad for a long time and construct Hyderabad as a monetary state covered in principle Hyderabad; the city of numerous societies and dialects.

Their tombs plan with great structural work and making who uproariously talk their residency to guests.

HOSH MUHAMMAD SHEEDI — while contemplating Talpurs Government in Sindh a name consistently shows up as the main priority “Hosh Muhammad Sheedi” a notable character in Sindh well known to his trademark “Marvesoon Par Sindh Na Desoon”

(Sindhi:) “We will pass on however not offer Sindh to other people” A man had a place with African successor Sheedi people group in Sindh joined the military of talpurs. The talpurs named him as their military general. His adoration and devotion for Sindh was uncommon and still recollect for his amazing dauntlessness. He faced in a conflict of Miani with supreme Bravery and boldness that even while battling when he had proclaimed martyred the British got dread from his dead body and the British armed force General Sir Charles Napier appreciated with his fortitude and paid a tribute to him and covered him with full military distinctions.

A flyover named after Hosh Muhammad Sheedi and his reproduction/Monument close Gol constructing consistently pushed the guests back to history to consider his grit, duty his affection for Sindh and how individuals come and gone however their names alive until the end of time. Most likely he was the man who will consistently recollect with his grit.

As I would like to think the soul dies from this world, yet their positive or negative acts left in this world as history. History uncovered the tales of individuals who act exceptionally in regular circumstances.

Hyderabad is a city located in the Sindh province of Pakistan. It is the second-largest city in Sindh and fourth-largest in Pakistan with a population of 5,734,601.

Founded in 1768 by Mian Ghulam Shah Kalhoro of the Kalhora Dynasty, Hyderabad served as a provincial capital until the British transferred the capital to Karachi in 1843.

The writer is a freelancer and a graduate of Punjab University. She works at the Federal Board of Revenue and be reached at canwal.22@gmail.com