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Khudabad

18th century · 18th century

Khudabad is a ruined town near Dadu in Sindh, Pakistan, founded by the Kalhora dynasty in the early 18th century. It served as the Kalhora capital in the middle of the century, with a large congregational mosque whose remains still stand. The capital later moved to Hyderabad, founded in 1768, and Khudabad declined.

Khudabad
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Kalhora dynasty

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