The Birtish Colonialism and Resistance in Balochistan
Keywords:
Anglo, British, BijarAbstract
Resistance has been a part and parcel of the Baloch nation against the despotic rulers throughout the history for the protection of their lives, land, honor and disgrace. The objective of this paper is to show the resistance of the Baloch nation against the British Colonial rule in different areas of Balochistan and the subjugation of Khanates of Kalat. The battle of Gokprosh, a clear chapter of resistance against the British Raj, fought between the Biritish army and Mir Baloch Khan Noshirwani, will also be focused.
References
Abdul Wadood“ Journey Towards Emancipation Seher p-7
Baloch, Inayatullah: The problem of Greater Balochistan: A study of Baloch Nationalism Steiner Varlag Wiesbanden GMBA Stuttgrat 1987, p-127
Ibid, P -128
Dasti, Jan Muhammad: The Baloch Cultural Heritage, Royal Book Company, 1982, p-51
Masson, Charles: Narratives of a Journey to Kalat, London, 1848, pp-79-92
Awan, A.B: Balochistan Historical and Political Processes, London 1985, pp-15-16
Ibid: p-61
Baloch, Inayatullah: the problem of Greater Balochistan, pp-130-131
Simon: Frontier and overseas Expedition Vol iii, p-40
Ibid:pp-42-43
Trcker, A.L.P sir Robert G. Sandemans: peaceful conqueror of Balochistan, Lahore Yark, Gat, 1979, p-919
Breseeg, Taj Muhammad: Baloch Nationalism, its origin and Development, Royal book Company, Karachi, 2004, p-164
Baloch, Inyatullah: The Problem of Greater Balochistan, pp-142-143
Breseeg, Taj Muhammad: Baloch Nationalism, p-164
Naseer, Gul Khan: Traikh-e-Balochistan Vol.i, p-343
Breseeg, Taj Muhammad: Baloch Nationalism, its origin and Development, pp-165-166
Baloch, Inyatullah: The Problem of Greater Balochistan, pp-127-128
Breseeg, Taj Muhammad: Baloch Nationalism, pp-166-167
