Hast-o-Bood Part-1

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Hast o Bood

Mian Ejaz Nabi (PSD)

Page 9

Foreword

During the student and post-employment period, the same thing was kept in mind that after research and verification about their ancestors, the facts and significant deeds of their lives should be highlighted. The causes of their greatness and success should be covered so that the spirit of doing something in future generations may be awakened and the melody of cultivating good intentions may be composed. History has shown that the character of the good people and their unique way of life proved to be a beacon for generations to come, and their successors followed in their footsteps in the pursuit of the best. The identification of the peculiarities of one's race and national instincts was such that this individual trait became the collective national nature.

Therefore, in the light of these values, the same people with the same values and iron will became loved and respected even centuries after their death as they were in their life. Some of these fortunes were based on a nationality or tribe. Among them was our heir to the great Raja Mahangarpal who was founded as the founder of the Mangral Rajput nation.

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