Durranis controlled Hazara through heads or chiefs of different tribes, to whom large allowances and Jagirs were awarded. Kabul rulers were only interested in drawing good fighters from different tribes, as needed from time to time and, to have a safe journey between Kabul and Kashmir rather than exacting revenue. Jadoons were also managed through their chiefs. Soldiers of Jadoon and Tanoli tribes had gallantly taken part in the third battle of Pani Pat in 1761 AD fought between the forces of Ahmad Shah Abdali and Marhattas.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
DURRANI RULE
Durranis controlled Hazara through heads or chiefs of different tribes, to whom large allowances and Jagirs were awarded. Kabul rulers were only interested in drawing good fighters from different tribes, as needed from time to time and, to have a safe journey between Kabul and Kashmir rather than exacting revenue. Jadoons were also managed through their chiefs. Soldiers of Jadoon and Tanoli tribes had gallantly taken part in the third battle of Pani Pat in 1761 AD fought between the forces of Ahmad Shah Abdali and Marhattas.
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