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Jhang Punjab is a large city in the province of Punjab province of Pakistan, with a population of 3, 87,417 people.
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Jhang is a large city in the province of Punjab province of Pakistan, with a population of 3, 87,417 people. To the west of it lies the Thal Desert, which starts from the Jhelum River and extends to Khushab and scattered districts.
The historical background of Jhang.
jhang was first settled by Rai Sial in about 1,288 Rai Sial settled the town at the behest of his mentor, Shah Jalal Bukhari.
Gradually, the number of followers and devotees of Shah Jalali Bukhari increased here, and Jhang's first regular rival was Mul Khan. He ruled in 144 AD, and for three hundred and sixty years, various rival rulers continued to come. The fluid ruler greatly expanded the area of Jhang by including other areas along with Jhang. The last ruler of the war was Ahmed Khan, who ruled from 1812 to 1822. After Ahmed Khan, the government came under the control of the Sikhs, who ruled for about twelve years, but in the meantime, the occupation of various invaders in the subcontinent continued to affect Jhang like other areas. After that the British occupied the whole of India and all Sikh rulers in Jhang came under the slavery of the British. But at the time of partition of India, Jhang came to the part of Pakistan. At that time Jhang is one of the important historical and cultural traditions of Pakistan. Jhang is a very well-known city because of its cultural traditions and romantic stories. Which gave rise to the romantic stories of Har Ranjha and Mirza Sahib. The story of Herir Ranjha was written by several authors and poets, but the most famous word of this Punjabi story is that of Hazrat Waris Shah. Which was written in the hundred and seventy-six. The climate of Jhang is severe, ie, summer is hot and winter is cold and there are many lush fields around Jhang. With excellent canal water system and rainfall, a large number of crops are cultivated in Jhang, wheat, cotton, wheat and rice are notable. On the agricultural area of Jhang there are rare forests and shrubs, in which every moss is found in the old Kekar and Dan trees. Jhang's regional sports are very popular in Punjab. These sports include horse racing, kabaddi and wrestling. Apart from this, the wedding ceremonies and cultural festivals are also very well known.
