Pakistan through history

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On 19 September 1960, Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Pakistani President Muhammad Ayub Khan signed the Indus Waters Treaty in Karachi.

The treaty, brokered by the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, aimed to ensure equitable distribution of the waters of the Indus River system between the territories of both countries.

 

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The diary page, on which poet Hafeez Jalandhari penned Pakistan's National Anthem (Qoumi Tarana). February 1949.

 

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President of Pakistan (R) Ayub Khan chatting with Indian Prime Minister (L) Lal bahadur Shastri. Tashkent, 1966.

 

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Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan Inaugurating The Peshawar University, October 1950.

Islamia College Peshawar, Circa 1910's - 20's.

 

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The First Sindh Assembly, 1937

 

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Major Foreign Invasions Against Pakistan From Western Borders

Assyrian Empire................... 800 BC
Achaemenid Empire........ 530 BC
Alexander of Macedon... 326 BC
Indo-Greeks........................... 206 BC
Scythians.................................... 90 BC
Parthians..................................... 21 AD
Kushans..................................... 45 AD
Huns.......................................... 450 AD
Muslims.................................. 644 AD
Genghis Khan.................... 1221 AD

Natural unity of landmass of Indus Valley Civilisation (Pakistan) served by a single major river valley made Indus Valley Civilisation a contiguous geographical entity. Identified as Meluhha by Mesopotamians, later named Hind, Indos & India & called Pakistan by its own people.

Major Foreign Invasions Against Pakistan From the East

Mauryan Empire (323 BC)

Gupta Empire (319 AD)

Rai Dynasty (489 AD)

Harshvardana Empire (606 AD)

Rai Maharath (640 AD)

Rajput (647 AD) Pala Empire (770 AD)

Mahratha (1757 AD)

British (1843 AD)

Super posts brother.

Ruled From​	Ruled Until​	Empire​	Name of Ruler(s)​	Provinces Ruled​
800 BC	?	Assyrian Empire	?	?
530 BC	?	Achaemenid Empire	?	?
326 BC	?	Alexander of Macedon	?	?
323 BC	?	Mauryan Empire	?	?
206 BC	?	Indo-Greeks	?	?
90 BC	?	Scythians	?	?
21 AD	?	Parthians	?	?
45 AD	?	Kushans	?	?
319 AD	?	Gupta Empire	?	?
450 AD	?	Huns	?	?
489 AD	?	Rai Dynasty	?	?
606 AD	?	Harshvardana Empire	?	?
640 AD	?	Rai Maharath	?	?
644 AD	?	Muslims	?	?
647 AD	?	Rajput	?	?
770 AD	?	Pala Empire	?	?
1221 AD	?	Genghis Khan	?	?
1757 AD	?	Mahratha	?	?
1843 AD	14 August 1947	British Empire	?	All

Please point out any errors.
Further information would be much appreciated.

 

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Written evidence of the announcement of the beginning of the funeral of democracy in Pakistan. The signature of Sikandar Mirza is visible on the left side.

A government official who becomes the president as a result of palace conspiracies and breaks the country's first constitution with the help of the military leader.

No one holds him accountable. After that, General Ayub deports Sikandar Mirza like a used tissue. This series is still going on. The faces have changed.

 

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Oldcoins pic 1835 East India company

 

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Quaid-e-Azam Mohammed Ali Jinnah with pirzada Abdul sattar & sindh Assembly members in 1946.

 

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CONSTITUTION MAKING IN PAKISTAN 1972-73

 

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President Ayoub khan visited Pishin Balochistan in 1960s. Left to right Sardar Nazar Mohammed khan Tareen Ayoub khan And Malik Siraj U Din khan Tareen
Courtesy: Khalid Khan

 

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This rare picture from an earlier era captures Jam Sadiq Ali in the company of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto at Jam Nawaz Ali.
(Picture from Syed Jamal Shah)

 

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Sindh politician G. M. Syed with NWFP politician Abdul Ghaffar Khan in pre-Independence days

 

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Mujib and Bhutto burst out laughing in the Shalimar Gardens, 1974