Sindhis Through the Ages Vol. I and II

The Sindhis are from the periphery of Indus, the longest of the three great rivers of the south-asian sub-continent, flows through a land of dramatic differences in landscape and climate, a land where man has lived for millennia. The ruins of Mohan-jo-Daro and Harappan cities, past which legions of invaders have marched, tell of a civilization that rivals in antiquity those of Sumer and ancient Egypt. Sind has fiftyfive centuries of History of wars, invasions, legends, many languages, scripts and ethnic groups, different sects of Hindu religions have molded the Sindhis that was born in turmoil in 1947.