Dajal

Dajal lies between the Indus plain and the Sulaiman Mountains, in a region shared with the neighboring town of Harrand. Gorchani and Lund communities inhabited the surrounding country, where mountain valleys opened onto the plains. In the late fifteenth century the Nahars advanced towards Dajal and Harrand after challenging the Langah rulers of Multan, but the Miranis repelled their advance in 1482. The Khan of Kalat later claimed the tract, retaining it until the Nawab of Bahawalpur occupied it for the Sikhs in 1827.