Dollah Darya Khan
| Darya Khan Lashari | |
|---|---|
| دوله دريا خان لاشاری | |
| Regent of the Samma Ruler | |
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In office 1508–1512 |
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| Monarch | Jam Feroz |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Qaboolo or (Qabool Muhammad Lashari) |
| Died | 1521 Sindh, Samma Dynasty |
| Children | Mahmud Khan Lasharie , Motan khan Lasharie |
| Military service | |
| Years of service | 1490-1521 |
| Commands | Samma Army |
| Battles/wars |
Battle of Jalwakhir Battle of Fatehpur |
Mubarak Khan Lasharie or more popular as Darya Khan Lasharie (Sindhi: دريا خان لاشاری ), was a famous general of Samma Dynasty of Sindh, a powerful statesman and regent at the court of Samma ruler Jam Feroz whose deeds of valour are sung all over Sindh to this day.
Darya Khan was adopted son of Jam Nizamuddin II who defeated the Argun army in the Battle of Jalwakhir near Bibi Nani in the Bolan Pass.This victory made Darya Khan Lashari, the 'Dollah' (Hero) of Sindh.On his deathbed, Jam Nizamuddin,entrusted to Darya Khan the care of his kingdom,of his treasures,his family, and his son Jam Feroz.
Darya Khan Lashari was killed while fighting bravely in the Battle of Fatehpur when an arrow hit him in throat on 21 December 1521 A.D. and thus ended the reign of Jam Feroz as an independent ruler.
Darya Khan Lasharie was adopted as son by Jam Nizamuddin. His real name was Qaboolo (or Qabool Muhammad ) He belongs to Baloch Tribe Lashari. He rose to become Madarul-Muham (Prime Minister) and was titled as Mubarak Khan Lashari.
In the days of Mongol, Sultan Hussain Mirza Baiqra, of Khurasan, on complaints of the merchants of Central Asia (Herat and Qandhar), that they were looted by Sir.dhis, the Sultan sent armed expedition to Sind border, which after ir itial raids returned to their country. A declaration of victory was issued in Herat in 892 A.H. (1487 A.D.).It states that the infidels (Sindhis) having come to know of Mongol movements,collected a large army and wanted to make a surprise attack but the Islamic forces (Mongols) came to know of it and made offensive attacks, killing many of these Hindus (forces of Jam Nizamuddin). As a result of this success declaration of victory was issued.
This may have been an attack on Sirdh border without any results. Amir Zul Noon Arghoon, then was Herat s Naib at Qan.dh.ar. He seems to have despatched his son Shah Beg on this expedition.The latter captured the Sibi Fort from Jam Nizamuddin's agent Bahadur Khan and installed his brother Sultan Mohammad, who later on was defeated ard killed by Mubarak Khan Lashari (Darya Khan Lashari Dullah) near Jalwagir in Bolan Pass, close to Bibi Nani.
After this incident the Mongols did not turn up in Sindh during the life of Jam Nizamuddin. Mongol troops had advanced as far as Chanduka, Sardecha and Kot Machhi, but after being expelled by Darya Khan Lashari ,they never turned back ' during Jam Nizamuddin's lifetime.
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