Mera Sohna Multan

In urdu "Loha" means Iron. The gate named Lohari because the out side vicinity of this gate many LOHARI lives and they have their ...

This Gate faced towards the River Ravi. Once when Multan was a busy river port. This Gate is the main entrance for the food supply and commu...

This City Gate is vanished in early days. Only the name is alive & the place where it was to be. It is thought that the Gate called ...

This Gate is named "Dehli" as this faces twoards the Dehli-India and this road leads towards Dehli. During Mughal Period, when eve...

The Gate used to bring your "Haram" is still there and called Haram Gate.

This gate named Pak Gate not due to Pakistan, but because of the Saint Hazrat Musa Pak Shaheed. When he died on 33rd Shahban 1010 H, Firstly...

In addition to the tombs mentioned in the proceeding pages, Multan and its environs abound in Historical and Archeaological remains of the M...

The Multan Fort was built on a detached, rather, high mound of earth separated from the city by the bed of an old branch of the river Ravi. ...

The mausoleum of Shams-ud-Din, commonly known as Shah Shams Tabrez is located about half a mile to the east of the Fort Site, on the high ...

The Mausoleum of Rukn-i-Alam is the glory of Multan. When the city is approached f rom any side the most prominent thing which can be seen f...

Today the prime attraction of the Fort area is the Mausoleum of Sheikh Baha-udDin Zakariya (the ornament of the Faith) generally known as Ba...

Multan, however, lost its very important position as soon as the British stronghold over the sub-continent grew stronger and stronger. Altho...

By the beginning of 1818 Ranjit Singh succeeded to raise a big army consisting of 25,000 soldiers equipped with necessary provisions which h...

At the decline of the Mughal Empire Multan had, at first escaped devastation which was experienced by other parts of the subcontinent. The m...

When Humayun recaptured the Indian throne in 1555 A. D. Multan was also amalgamated in the Mughal Empire, Abul Fazal mentions in "Ain-c...

In 1526 A.D. Shah Hussain Arghun, at that time the ruler of Sind, seized Muitan on behalf of Baber, the Mughal emperor. He bestowed it on hi...

After the establishment of the Delhi Sultanate, Multan became its western frontier. In the beginning it was governed by Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha...

In 1218 A.D. Changez Khan invaded Western Turkistan and for the next three centuries history of Multan is practically the history of incursi...

Sultan Shahab-ud-din, who is also known as Mohammad Gbory, finally defeated Pirthvi Raj and conquered India. After consolidating his positio...

Mahmood Ghaznavi attacked Multan for the first time - conquered it and demolished many Hindu temples. He demolished the famous 'Sun Man...

Ibn Khurdaba described in his book, "The book of Roads and Kingdoms", "Multan being two months journey from Zarani the capita...

Mohammad Bin Qasim, the great Muslim general invaded this subcontinent in 712 A. D., and conquered Sind and Multan. The city was conquered a...

Subsequent history of Multan is well established and more than sufficient light has been thrown on the cross section by world famou...

History is silent for more than six centuries that is until 454 A.D. when White Huns, the barbarous nomads, stormed Multan under the banner ...

The earliest history of Multan fades away in the mists of mystery and mythology. Most of the historians, however agree that Multan beyond an...

MANGO, a member of the Anachardiaceae family, is an erect, broad specimen that can reach 100 feet high and 125 feet wide. A tree of this si...

Police Stations Police Posts Mauzas Total Union Councils Urban Union councils Rural Union Councils Cantt. Boards Multan Div. 94 12 3542 540 ...

District Multan has an extreme climate. The extreme temperature of Multan in summer is 49ºC whereas 1ºC in winter. The average rainfall is 1...

October to March (Temperature and rainfall figures quoted are based on ten years research but may vary slightly) Population Census Organizat...

Vast plain ground dissected by rivers, canals and narrow water channels

About 215 meters (740 feet) above sea level.

1931 - 1190001941 - 1430001951 - 1900001961 - 3580001972 - 5390001981 - 7320001988 - 1,000,0001998 - 30, 83000 (updated)

5,630 sq. miles (approximately) / 3,721 square Kilometers

Shah Rukan Alam Town Shershah Town Bosan Town Mumtazabad Town Shujabad Town Jalalpur Pirwala Town

Multan Division lies between north latitude 29'-22' and 30'-45 and east longitude 71'-4' and 72'-4'55. It is loc...