Recounting the story
As Baloch herdsmen lead their sheep and goats across the wild and desolate gorges in search of forage forever scarce, they sing the ''vars'' (ballads) of their heroes. One that resounds across the Suleman crags is the story of Kaura Khan of theThe story
Kaura Khan was a cunning man and honorary wadera of Lashkari clan of Qaisrani tribe. He was of great physical strength and towering stature who inherited land from a line of illustrious forefathers. It was the time of British rule in the subcontinent, when one day Jahangir Khan (son of Kaura Khan) was hunting wild bird, but unfortunately the bullet hit a man passing by. The British DC Lieutenant Grey was not so far from there and got complaint of a murder by Jahangir Khan. The Lieutenant reached Kora Khan's house to arrest Jahangir. Kaura Khan considered it against the norms and Baloch tradition, thus kidnapped Lieutenant Grey. His hands and mouth were bounded and was taken to Mountainous Tuman Qaisrani (Qaisrani's tribal area). Kaura Khan kept him there for few days and then released him. After that, Kaura Khan moved to Musa Khail where he took shelter at Musa Khail Sardar's place. Subsequently, with the help of stool pigeons, kora khan got arrested and then punished.References
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