Abstract
Chanasser, claimant to the throne of Sindh approached Ala-ud-din
Khilji - the most despoc and powerful ruler of India (1296 to 1316). He made
complaints against his younger brother Dodo, then the ruler of Sindh. Ala-uddin prepared to conquer Sindh for Chanasser, as his subordinate. He arrived
with a large force supported by a great fleet of eliphants. During the bloody
war, Dodo was killed along with his major part of Sindhi forces and Sindh was
harshly ravaged. A-er the war, Ala-ud-din asked Chanasser to hand over his
sister Baaghi. But all the royal women folk were already sent to Abro - the
ruler of Kutch as “Saam”(shelter). Allauddin Khilji in retaliaon turned to
Kutch, killed the ruler of Kutch, burnt his palace to ashes. All its inhabitants,
including Baaghi were burnt to death. The greatest poet of Sindh, Shah Abdul
Laf Bhi3ai recorded this tragic historic event in his poetry under the Sur
“Bilawal.” The author of this arcle is of the opinion that half of the Baet of
Sur “Bilawal” are included in the Sur “Kedaro. We leave up to the readers to
decide.
Yousuf Shaheen. (2016) شاہ جو ڪیڏارو :ڪي تاریخي حقیقتون, Kalachi, Volume 19, Issue 2.
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