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Bishandot is very famous for its people who are "[[Ghakhar | Kayani Ghakar]]" who are also known as "Raja and [[Kayani]]" as mentioned above. People in Bishandot are very much involved in Pakistan Army Jobs at different posts serving their Country. The [[Kayani]] tribe claims its origin from [[Kian]] which is located in [[Iran]]. Kayanis have a Persian descent. They also moved to several areas of [[Pakistan]]. Kayanis are mainly found in the [[Punjab]] and [[Azad Kashmir]]. [[Kayani Ghakar]] are well known for their bravery and self-esteem. Ancient Rulers were afraid of Ghakars and many changed their conquest ways due to fear of Ghakars Land. |
Bishandot<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.maplandia.com/pakistan/f-c-t/islamabad/bishandot|title=Bishandot MapLandia|website=Maplandia}}</ref> is very famous for its people who are "[[Ghakhar | Kayani Ghakar]]" who are also known as "Raja and [[Kayani]]" as mentioned above. People in Bishandot are very much involved in Pakistan Army Jobs at different posts serving their Country. The [[Kayani]] tribe claims its origin from [[Kian]] which is located in [[Iran]]. Kayanis have a Persian descent. They also moved to several areas of [[Pakistan]]. Kayanis are mainly found in the [[Punjab]] and [[Azad Kashmir]]. [[Kayani Ghakar]] are well known for their bravery and self-esteem. Ancient Rulers were afraid of Ghakars and many changed their conquest ways due to fear of Ghakars Land. |
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Bishandot is a village located in Pakistan. Kallar Syedan is its Tehsil and Rawalpindi is its District. Punjab is its Province and Pakistan is its Country. It is a very beautiful piece of land and mainly consisted of up and down lands. Bishandot is very popular for its people who belonged to "Gakhars family who use "Raja and Kiyani" with their names. Bishandot is named upon a Hindu ruler who lived here, named "Bishan" and "dot" means "Village". It is also very famous for its fertile agricultural land. People here are very nice and friendly. Bishandot has its own Union Council which also include many other small villages. There are almost 150 to 200 families living in Bishandot. People here never compromise on any disrespect but are also very helping and friendly.
| Context | Information |
|---|---|
| Country | Pakistan |
| Religion | Islam |
| Province | Punjab |
| Union Council | Bishandot |
| Coordinates | 33.4344° N, 73.2846° E |
| Cast | Ghakar Kayani |
| MNA | Sadaqat Ali Abbasi |
| MPA | Ch. Sajjid |
| Chairman | Zubair Kiyani |
| Counciler | Masood Kiyani |
| Mouzin | Sheikh Abdul Razzaq |
| Mouzin 2 | Ali Akbar |
| Mouzin 3 | Raja Imtiaz Ahmed Kiyani |
| City | Rawalpindi |
| District | Rawalpindi |
| Tehsil | Kallar Syedan |
| Houses | More than 200 |
| Population | More than 1000 |
Castes
Bishandot[1] is very famous for its people who are " Kayani Ghakar" who are also known as "Raja and Kayani" as mentioned above. People in Bishandot are very much involved in Pakistan Army Jobs at different posts serving their Country. The Kayani tribe claims its origin from Kian which is located in Iran. Kayanis have a Persian descent. They also moved to several areas of Pakistan. Kayanis are mainly found in the Punjab and Azad Kashmir. Kayani Ghakar are well known for their bravery and self-esteem. Ancient Rulers were afraid of Ghakars and many changed their conquest ways due to fear of Ghakars Land.
Gallery
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Bishandot
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Road coming to Bishandot
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Bishandot
Location
Bishandot[2] is located almost 5km from GT Road and 20km far from Rawalpindi. It us connected with GT Road via Link Road. The nearest large cities are Sagri, Shahbagh[3] and Chowk Pindori. Although there is none like city in Bishandot but it is not far from 3 major cities. It can also be seen in Google Maps[4]. It is also 25km far from very famous city Gujar Khan[5]. It has its own local Post office linked with Sagri Post Office.
Religion
People in Bishandot are all Muslims and belongs to "Barelvi" section of Jamaat Ahle Sunnat. There are 4 to 5 Mosque in Bishandot. Qazi Inam ul Haq is Mawlawi of its Jama Masjid. Ali Akbar, Shiekh Abdul Razzaq and Raja Imtiaz Ahmed Kiyani are Muezzin of its Mosque. Before Independence Day (Pakistan), There were 3 religions in Bishandot which were Islam, Sikhism and Hinduism. After Independence of Pakistan, Hindu and Sikh left Bishandot and migrated to India. Now, There is only one Religion in Bishandot which is Islam.
Historical Places
The most famous Historical place in Bishandot is "Darbar e Sakhi Shamdar". It is reported that almost 100 years ago, A lion used to come there and cleans the Darbar with his tail. Every Thursday, People lights candles and Agarbaties in Darbar. Honestly Speaking, Bishandot itself is a Historical in Pakistan. It has a great History. Old people in Bishandot were very brave fighters and fought many wars against Rulers who tried to conquer their Land and never surrendered to anyone. There are many Wali Allah buried in Bishandot. There are many trees in Bishandot which are more thatn 100 years old.
Agriculture
The soil of Bishandot is very fertile
References
- ^ "Bishandot MapLandia". Maplandia.
- ^ "Bishandot". Bishandot.
- ^ "Shah Bagh". Shah Bagh.
- ^ "Google Maps". Google Maps.
- ^ "Gujer Khan". Gujer khan.