Raja Dahir's kingdom of Sindh

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Raja Dahir's kingdom of Sindh was a Hindu-ruled realm in the lower Indus Valley, centered in what is now southern Pakistan, that became historically notable as the target of the early 8th-century Umayyad expansion into the Indian subcontinent.

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instanceOf Hindu-ruled polity
historical kingdom
associatedWithRiver Indus River NERFINISHED
attackedBy Muhammad bin Qasim NERFINISHED
Umayyad Caliphate NERFINISHED
borderedBy Arabian Sea NERFINISHED
Gujarat region NERFINISHED
Rajasthan region NERFINISHED
capital Alor NERFINISHED
Aror NERFINISHED
chronologicalEnd early 8th century
conqueredBy Muhammad bin Qasim NERFINISHED
Umayyad Caliphate NERFINISHED
conquestDate 711
712
dynasty Brahman dynasty of Sindh NERFINISHED
economyBasedOn agriculture
riverine trade
endReason defeat and death of Raja Dahir in battle
ethnoCulturalContext Sindhi
governanceType monarchy
historicalSource Chach Nama NERFINISHED
knownFor resistance to early Umayyad expansion
languageLikelySpoken Sanskrit
Sindhi
locatedIn Sindh NERFINISHED
lower Indus Valley NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDay southern Pakistan NERFINISHED
militaryConflict campaigns of Muhammad bin Qasim
notableEvent Arab conquest of Sindh NERFINISHED
partOfRegion Indian subcontinent NERFINISHED
partOfTradeNetwork Indian Ocean trade
politicalStructure hereditary kingship
predecessorState Rai dynasty of Sindh NERFINISHED
regionalRole frontier kingdom between Indian polities and western Islamic world
religion Hinduism
religiousCommunities Buddhists
Hindus
religiousInstitutions Hindu temples
ruler Raja Dahir NERFINISHED
significance first major region of the Indian subcontinent conquered by Muslim forces
successorState Umayyad province of Sindh NERFINISHED
timePeriod 7th century
early 8th century

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Umayyad conquest of Sindh conflictOf Raja Dahir's kingdom of Sindh