Антология Макли
Антология Макли
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The credit for establishing Makli as a holy place for worship and burial goes to Shaykh Hammad Jamali and his royal devotees, Jam Tamachi and his son Jam Salah al-Din.
Когда могольский военначальник Синдха Jam Juna намеревался подчинить Синдх, when Jam Tamachi reached the other side of the river he sent his son to pay his respects and receive guidance from the Shaykh. Shaykh Hammad Jamali gave the Prince a piece of cloth and asked him to unfurl it as his flag and march boldly forward under it. As soon as the Prince did that, it is believed that an army of angels assembled under the flag. When Jam Juna heard of this miracle, he chose not to face Divine wrath in battle and quietly made his exit, leaving the country and its wealth to Jam Tamachi. To show his gratitude, Jam Tamachi presented a large purse to Shaykh Hammad Jamali. The Shaykh spurned the money but asked Jam Tamachi to build a mosque on Makli Hill. The mosque still exists in a ruined state, to the east of the Khanqah of the Shaykh. The tomb of Shaykh Hammad Jamali is in the courtyard of the mosque. The tomb of Jam Tamachi and his legendary queen Nuri (см. the story of Tamachi's love for a simple fisher-woman of Keenjhar Lake named Gandri (belonging to dirt), whom he made his Queen and named Nuri (Light), стр. 77), is next to the courtyard of the mosque, and north of the tomb of Jam Nizam al-Din.
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Mirza Jani and Mirza Ghazi Beg
Although only a Mughal governor, Ghazi Beg lived and acted like an independent king, as if the Arghun and Tarkhan dream of a kingdom of their own from Kandahar to Sindh had been finally fulfilled. No king of Sindh had ever ruled over such a large area comprising as it did of Sindh, Balochistan, southern Punjab and southern Afghanistan ...
Ghazi Beg was himself an accomplished Tambora player. Ghazi Beg followed his father's love for Mian Tansen - great musician (The Ain-e-Akbari describes Mian Tansen as a singer so extraordinary that the 'like of him has not been heard in India for the last thousand years') and his music... It is believed that anyone who sings Mian ki Todi composed by Mian Tansen at the tomb of Jani and Ghazi Beg on Makli is bound to have his wishes fulfilled.
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Pir Murad Sayyid Muhammad Husain
Pir Murad Sayyid Muhammad Husain died in AH 893/ AD 1488. He was buried in a simple grave in Makli ... The growing power of Pir Murad, of the family of newimmigrants in Sind, was contested by the descendants of the old immigrant saints of Multan. It is believed that they sent him a cup of milk filled to the brim, that neither spilled nor went sour, but retained its freshness in spite of a 867 mile hot and dusty journey from Multan to Thatta, which in those days lasted many weeks. The cup of milk conveyed the message to Pir Murad that the saints of Multan had showered their blessings over Sindh, and that there was no room for another saint. Pir Murad took a rose and dropped it into the cup and sent it back to Multan. The cup again made the 867 mile journey and arrived in Multan without the rose fading or the cup spilling a drop of milk, thus conveying the message that there was always a place for a rose to spread its fragrance.
один из комплексов безымянных могил
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Nawab Diwan Shurfa Khan Arghun (ум. 1638)
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Mirza Tughral Beg/ Baig (ум. 1649)
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Jan Baba
https://heritage.eftsindh.com/districts/thatta/jan-baba.php
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Mirza Isa Khan Tarkhan II (ум. 1644) - son of Jan Baba
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Amir Sultan Muhammad
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Baqi Baig Uzbeg (ум. 1640)
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The credit for establishing Makli as a holy place for worship and burial goes to Shaykh Hammad Jamali and his royal devotees, Jam Tamachi and his son Jam Salah al-Din.
Когда могольский военначальник Синдха Jam Juna намеревался подчинить Синдх, when Jam Tamachi reached the other side of the river he sent his son to pay his respects and receive guidance from the Shaykh. Shaykh Hammad Jamali gave the Prince a piece of cloth and asked him to unfurl it as his flag and march boldly forward under it. As soon as the Prince did that, it is believed that an army of angels assembled under the flag. When Jam Juna heard of this miracle, he chose not to face Divine wrath in battle and quietly made his exit, leaving the country and its wealth to Jam Tamachi. To show his gratitude, Jam Tamachi presented a large purse to Shaykh Hammad Jamali. The Shaykh spurned the money but asked Jam Tamachi to build a mosque on Makli Hill. The mosque still exists in a ruined state, to the east of the Khanqah of the Shaykh. The tomb of Shaykh Hammad Jamali is in the courtyard of the mosque. The tomb of Jam Tamachi and his legendary queen Nuri (см. the story of Tamachi's love for a simple fisher-woman of Keenjhar Lake named Gandri (belonging to dirt), whom he made his Queen and named Nuri (Light), стр. 77), is next to the courtyard of the mosque, and north of the tomb of Jam Nizam al-Din.
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Mirza Jani and Mirza Ghazi Beg
Although only a Mughal governor, Ghazi Beg lived and acted like an independent king, as if the Arghun and Tarkhan dream of a kingdom of their own from Kandahar to Sindh had been finally fulfilled. No king of Sindh had ever ruled over such a large area comprising as it did of Sindh, Balochistan, southern Punjab and southern Afghanistan ...
Ghazi Beg was himself an accomplished Tambora player. Ghazi Beg followed his father's love for Mian Tansen - great musician (The Ain-e-Akbari describes Mian Tansen as a singer so extraordinary that the 'like of him has not been heard in India for the last thousand years') and his music... It is believed that anyone who sings Mian ki Todi composed by Mian Tansen at the tomb of Jani and Ghazi Beg on Makli is bound to have his wishes fulfilled.
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Pir Murad Sayyid Muhammad Husain
Pir Murad Sayyid Muhammad Husain died in AH 893/ AD 1488. He was buried in a simple grave in Makli ... The growing power of Pir Murad, of the family of newimmigrants in Sind, was contested by the descendants of the old immigrant saints of Multan. It is believed that they sent him a cup of milk filled to the brim, that neither spilled nor went sour, but retained its freshness in spite of a 867 mile hot and dusty journey from Multan to Thatta, which in those days lasted many weeks. The cup of milk conveyed the message to Pir Murad that the saints of Multan had showered their blessings over Sindh, and that there was no room for another saint. Pir Murad took a rose and dropped it into the cup and sent it back to Multan. The cup again made the 867 mile journey and arrived in Multan without the rose fading or the cup spilling a drop of milk, thus conveying the message that there was always a place for a rose to spread its fragrance.
один из комплексов безымянных могил
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Nawab Diwan Shurfa Khan Arghun (ум. 1638)
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Mirza Tughral Beg/ Baig (ум. 1649)
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Jan Baba
https://heritage.eftsindh.com/districts/thatta/jan-baba.php
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Mirza Isa Khan Tarkhan II (ум. 1644) - son of Jan Baba
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Amir Sultan Muhammad
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Baqi Baig Uzbeg (ум. 1640)