Bhogerr Mong
Bhogarmang | |
|---|---|
Union council and town | |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Region | Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa |
| District | Mansehra District |
| Time zone | UTC+5 (PST) |
Bhogarmang is a village and union council (an administrative subdivision) of Mansehra District in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan.[1].It is majorly inhabited by Jahangiri Swatis.
- Khan Hassan Ali Khan was the First Chief of Bhogarmang(خان آف بھوگڑمنگ).
- He was succeeded by Khan Deedar Ali Khan, Bahadar Khan and Muzaffar Khan.
References
[edit]- ↑ Tehsils & Unioins in the District of Mansehra - Government of Pakistan Archived July 18, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
History of Bhogarmang. Hassan Ali Khan was given the settlement of Bhogarmang and Sachaan area. He was The First Khan of Bhogarmang. He had three three sons, Feroz Khan, Nawab Khan and Deedar Ali Khan. 1. Feroz Khan : Hassan Ali khan gave him lands of Sachaan and in mid 19th century, he shifted to Sachaan. He became First Khan of Sachaan. Present Swati family of Sachsen are from his lineage. 2. Nawab Khan : He remained with his father Hassan Ali Khan at Bhogarmang, But he died at young age. He had three sons, Arsala Khan, Ghulam Haider Khan and Muzaffar khan. 3. Deedar Ali Khan : He lived with his father Hassan Ali Khan at Bhogarmang. After death of his father and Elder brother, he became the sole ruler and Khan of Bhogarmang. He had three sons, Bahadar Khan, Sahadat Khan and Faiz Talab Khan. 4. Bahadar Khan: After death of his Father Deedar Ali Khan, He assumed the role of Khan of Bhogarmang. He was a very strong ruler and good administrator. Due to his strong hold in the valley and in District Hazara He was one of the most influential person in entire Hazara Region and of Mansehra settlement. He never pledged his loyalty to the Sikh and British Raaj. 4. Muzaffar Khan : After death of Bahadar khan, Muzaffar Khan established good relations with British Raaj. British Raj awarded him the Title of "Khan Bahadar". After the death of Khan Bahadar Muzaffar Khan, and after End of British Raaj in India, all khans of Bhogarmang were equal in power and Land Holding status thus there is no other prominent khan of Bhogarmang except Khudadad khan who was supported by swati tribe of Bhogarmang in Provincial Assembly election of 1955. He won the election and became Health minister for two years from 1955 to 1957.