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Lund (tribe)

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Loond
Regions with significant populations
 Pakistan
Languages
Sindhi, Saraiki, Balochi
Religion
Islam (Shia Muslim)
Related ethnic groups
Baloch tribes

Loond or Loondh (Balochi: لُنڈ ) is a Baloch tribe of Pakistan. It is a Balochi word meaning "warrior”.Loond Balochs belong to the caste of warriors"They’re known for there bravery and courage.Cheif Sardar Dadan khan was Awarded “KHAN BAHADUR” Title by the British viceroy Moreover Loond Sardar Were Among the very few Sardars who directly opposed the Execution of “Pir Pagaro” By the British.The Loond Tribe originally came from Balochistan and are now settled in Sindh After defeating Buzdar Tribe in Ghotki.Some of Loond Tribe Members are also settled in Punjab, around Dera Ghazi Khan. In Sindh Hyderabad Dadu Ghotki Nawabshah Sukkur Badin Tando Allah Yar Almost Half Of Sindh,Most of them are settled in GHOTKI Sindh Under The Headship of Cheif Sardar Fayaz Ali Khan,He Became Cheif Of Loond Tribe After The Death of Cheif Sardar Dadan Khan Loond in 2001,As He Was the oldest son,He is Followed By sea of People. Loond Family Is Among The Most Notable Prominent And Respectable Families In Pakistan.[1]Currently Loond Family Is Active In politics Under PPP (Pakistan People’s Party)And Hold Decisive Power in District Ghotki

(Sub-Tribes Under Loond Tribe)

  1. Hairvani
  2. Balkani
  3. Ranjhani
  4. Doltani
  5. Jadani
  6. Gajani
  7. Sobtani
  8. Shahlani
  9. Kambrani
  10. Phervani
  11. Faqhir
  12. Zarnari
  13. Amdani
  14. Bhembhani
  15. Hawkmani
  16. Jihani
  17. Muradani
  18. Bhotani
  19. Haiderani
  20. Shadani
  21. Suri
  22. Jamilani
  23. Tibbii

References

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  1. ^ "The Baloch Race: A Historical and Ethnological Sketch". Retrieved 11 May 2018.

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