08 — Sources

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  1. 01

    Takht Hazara — Wikipedia

    Location, coordinates, area, 2017 census population, postal code, the seven doors and the Ranjha connection.

  2. 02

    Midh Ranjha — Wikipedia

    The village cluster including Kot Ghazi, Badar Ranjha, Thati Kalan and Mahiwal; distances; the banyan tree.

  3. 03

    Sargodha District — Wikipedia

    District establishment, area, 2023 population, literacy, rural share.

  4. 04

    Kot Momin — Wikipedia

    Tehsil declared 21 June 2003; kinnow; distance to Sargodha; the M2 link.

  5. 05

    Population of Takht Hazara dwindles amid neglect — The Express Tribune

    Depopulation, the missing bridge, the old mosque named for Mian Ranjha, the shrine of Shah Shamuddin.

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    Punjab — Sargodha, Pakistan Almanac

    Jehangirnagar, the meaning of hazara, the Durrani and Sikh period, the tomb of the Mughal faqir.

  7. 07

    Chenab River — Britannica

    Formation from the Chandra and Bhaga, total length, irrigation.

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    Raheem pur — EverybodyWiki

    Community-written entry for the village. Open wiki, not an authority — used here only for local tradition.

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