Gabol in Punjab With Mir Chakar Khan Rind
When Mir Chakar Khan Rind left Balochistan and travelled to Punjab, the majority of Gabol tribe accompanied him. Upon reaching the Montgomery District, they fought against Sikh Yatri living there. As a result, all tribes were dispersed in Punjab and Sindh. The Gabols then travelled to Muzaffargarh, Alipur in Panjnad, and reached Sindh where they settled till Karachi (which was part of Balochistan).
Gabols that survived, some lived in Balochistan, while others migrated to Rajanpur District and began to live with the Gorshani tribe as a Clan of Lasharis in the mountains of Harand where they also fought against Sikh Yatris and settled around Dera Ghazi Khan and the Sulaiman Range. In Rajan Pur they settled in Jageer Gabol and in Bungla Gabol, Dera Ghazi Khan in Thatta Gabolan (Choti Zeren), and the tribal area of Dera Ghazi Khan in Koh-e-Suleman Range.
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