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died and was buried in a tomb, built by him before his death, about a kilometre from
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Khudabad. Around 1908, a charcoal seller on his horse passed through Khudabad and collided with a wall of an old building and saw some silver coins. With the help of some labourers, he found many old silver coins worth
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became the ruler of Sindh (1719–1755) and chose
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chiefs reinstalled Mian Ghulam Shah
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vacated the seat in his favour. Mian Attar Khan could not manage the state of affairs. Taking advantage of political uncertainty,
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about thirteen thousand rupees, which he kept for himself. After some time, the story leaked out and he was charged under
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