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CHAKRALA IS THE OLDEST AND THE LARGEST VILLAGE A SEAT OF HINDU TRIBE CHIKAR , OF MIANWALI IT WAS CAPTURED BY LOCAL MUSLIMS IN THE 13TH CENTURY BY THE AID OF INVADERS FROM THE NORTH-WESTERN TRIBES. CHAKRALA IS ALSO A UNION COUNCIL (ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISION) OF MIANWALI TEHSIL AND IS LOCATED 10 MILES (16 KM) AWAY […]
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MOCHH IS A TOWN AND UNION COUNCIL, AN ADMINISTRATIVE SUBDIVISION, OF MIANWALI DISTRICT IN THE PUNJAB PROVINCE OF PAKISTAN. IT IS PART OF MIANWALI TEHSIL AND IS LOCATED NORTH OF THE DISTRICT CAPITAL AT 32°44’49N 71°30’51E AND LIES EAST OF THE INDUS RIVER. MOCHH IS ALSO CALLED TAJA KHEL AS THIS SUBTRIBE OF NIAZI PATHANS
WAN BHACHRAN IS A TOWN AND UNION COUNCIL OF MIANWALI .THE WORD ‘WAN’ MEANS ‘A WELL’ IN SARAIKI LANGUAGE WHEREAS ‘BHACHRAN’ REFERS TO THE BHACHAR CLAN THAT IS PREVALENT IN THIS PART OF THE REGION. THE WORD “WAN” MEANS A WATER WELL REFERRING TO BAOLI, BUILT BY SHER SHAH SURI IN THE 16TH CENTURY. HE
DISTRICT.DAUD KHEL IS A TOWN OF MIANWALI DISTRICT IN THE PUNJAB . THE TOWN IS LOCATED AT 32°52’60N 71°34’0E AT AN ALTITUDE OF 207 METERS . IT IS ADMINISTRATIVELY SUBDIVIDED INTO TWO UNION COUNCILS, ONE FOR THE URBAN AREA AND ANOTHER FOR THE RURAL AREA. [mappress mapid=”8″] GULISTAN KHAN FROM DAUD KHEL WAS WELL KNOW
MARI IS AN HISTORIC RUIN IN MIANWALI DISTRICT, PUNJAB, PAKISTAN. ACCORDING TO THE DISTRICT GAZETTEER OF MIANWALI OF 1915 THE REMAINS OF MARI (AND THE NEARBY RUIN OF KAFIR KOT) “ARE INDICATION OF THE EXISTENCE OF A HINDU CIVILIZATION OF CONSIDERABLE IMPORTANCE AND ANTIQUITY.THE RUINS OF MARI ARE LOCATED IN MIANWALI TEHSIL AT 32°57’32N 71°35’7E.
The tehsil of Mianwali is administratively subdivided into 2 Municipal Committees, MC Mianwali, MC Daud Khel and 26 Union Councils, these are: ABBAKHEL, BAN HAFIZ JEE, CHAKRALA, CHHIDRU, DAUD KHEL (RURAL), DAUD KHEL URBAN (TOWN), DHER UMID ALI SHAH, GULMIRI, MARI (MIANWALI), MIANALI CITY -I, MIANWALI CITY -III, MIANWALI CITY -IV, MIANWALI CIYT -II, MOCHH,
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