Early Life
Khair Bakhsh Marri was born in Kahan, Kohlu, Baluchistan, the son of Mehar Ullah Khan Marri,the Sardar of the Marri Tribe. As a child his mother died and age of six his father died. Khair Bakhsh Marri was six year old when he was made chieftain of Marri tribe. As too young British government hand over tribal affair of Marri tribe to his uncle Doda Khan Marri and he was sent to Punjab to study. He attended Chiefs College Lahore.
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