| 词条 | Zainab Tari |
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LifeShe was the daughter of the King Asamuddin Daula Dodo of the Soomra dynasty, who ascended the throne of Sindh after the death of his father Asimuddin Bhoongar in 448 AH or 1064-65 AD, with the title Dodo-I. Since no male issue followed her, the king appointed tutors for the princess who trained her how to rule the Kingdom and defend it from the enemies that had sacked Mansura. Dodo-I ruled Sindh for 15 years. During this period of his rule, a son was born to him whom he named Shahabuddin Sanghar. While Sanghar Soomro was still a minor, Dodo-I abdicated the throne in 1092 AD in favour of his daughter Zainab,[1] to live a retired life. Since the Prince Shahabuddin Sanghar was a minor, the Council of Ministers and Sardars unanimously followed the wishes of their Monarch and crowned Sanghar’s sister Zainab[1] as the sovereign Queen of Sindh. During the reign of Zainab,[1] no foreign armies invaded Sindh, the capital city Tharri expanded, and trade with foreign countries increased. After the tenth year of her rule, under rule of succession she declared Sanghar as the king of Sindh. Consequently, Sanghar was crowned as the Sovereign King of Sindh and Queen Tari[1] retired to lead a family life. Sources{{Contains Sindhi text}}
References1. ^1 2 3 4 {{cite book|title=The Soomras|author=Mahar Abdul Haq Sumra|year=1992|publisher=Multan, Beacon Books|oclc=301088925}} 6 : History of Sindh|Queens|Sindhi people|11th-century women rulers|Pakistani female royalty|12th-century women rulers |
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