History of Hazrat Lal Esan | and history karor lal esan | darbar history in urdu

darbar Tehsil Karor Lal Esan r is one of the five tehsils of Layyah District, Punjab, Pakistan. The capital of this tehsil is Karor Lal Esan. It has 14 union councils. The old name of Karor Lal Esan is Depal Garh and according to some traditions it is Deopal (Depalpur). Deopal was a Hindu king who built a fort called Deepal Garh to maintain his dominion over the area but in 1004 Sultan Mahmood Ghaznavi invaded and conquered Deepal Garh. , Was with Mahmoud Ghaznavi. Mahmud Ghaznavi said to Hazrat Sultan Hussain That they should live in this fort and worship Allah in peace. Sultan Hussein accepted the request. He founded a mosque at Qila Depalgarh and renamed it as Kot Karor and devoted himself to preaching the religion. Hazrat Bahauddin Zakaria Multani is also from this Quraysh family. His year of birth is 566 AH and his place of birth is Kot Karor. During the rule of Ghauri and Khilji rulers of the Quraysh dynasty, the provincial status of Kot Crore was restored but during the Genghis invasion, the fort became desolate. And its provincial status ended. Later, when the time of Sultan Hussain Lingah came, he gave provincial status to Kot Karor and made his brother Subedar. Due to his brother's sovereignty, he was arrested and the area was given to the Balochs. Later, the Karor went to Sohrab Khan's estate. To the west of the Indus was the jagir of Fateh Khan and Ismail Khan, while the area of ​​Thal was included in the jagir of Babar. Devoted to Hazrat Lal Esan, Hazrat Lal Esan visited Kot Karor in 1545. Hazrat Lal Esan was one of the great saints of his time. He was a perfect and loving prophet. According to a tradition, he stood on the bank of the river Indus and recited Surah Muzammil 10 million times, due to which the name of Kot Karor became Lal Esan. The Indus River, which from then until about the seventh decade of the twentieth century, used to Karor the western boundaries of Karor City, which is now slowly flowing about ten kilometers to the west of Karor Lal Esan. They are still very prominent on the west bank of the city. An old boat lying on the dry bank of the river with the city is repeating the centuries-old story of millions of cities.

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