Bakhshapur is a big town of district Kashmore, Sindh, Pakistan. Land of Giloi Domki(Baloch) tribe dwelling here.
The name Bakhshapur is kept after the late Nawab Bakhsha Khan Giloi Domki the father of Nawab Shah Ali Khan and grand father of Nawab Khan Saheb Ali Bilawal Khan Giloi Domki who was the chieftain of the Giloee tribe And (MLA) BEFORE INDEPENDENCE OF PAKISTAN(MUSLIMS LEAGUE) his Older son Sardar Shah ali Khan domki Famous personality Pakistan Politics and younger brother of sardar Shah ali khan Mir Tariq khan Giloi domki well known powerful personality in Pakistan Moreover, the big village near this town is,who was the biggest landlord in the domki tribe.Bakshapur is a feudal territory basically owned by the Domki tribe.There are other major villages around Bakhshapur such as village Khan Saheb Ali Bilawal Khan, Village mir Tariq Khan, Haleem shahar (Haleem jo goth), Kawraee, various villages of Shahi Paar, village Ghulam hyder Domki,village Shabir Ahmed Domki,village Ali Bux urf Dado khan Domki,Gundair, Maanghar Village of Mir Bakhsha Khan Domki are also owned by the Domki family legacy of Nawab Bakhsha Khan. The Giloee clan of the Domki tribe has control over Bakhshapur and its surrounding villages as late Nawab Bakhsha Khan Domki was the chief of the whole Giloee clan which included other sub clans such as Kamalani, Jamalani, Fazalwani, Phulwani, Bedani, Wazeerani and Narukhani etc. The family of Nawab Bakhsha Khan Domki who are Narukhanis of Giloee clan of the Domki tribe now itself has become a huge tribe. Its geographical coordinates are 28° 22' 35" North, 69° 21' 50" East.
The majority of Domki tribe is in Bakhshapur and its surrounding major villages. Other baloch and non Baloch tribes also prevail there plus a great number of Hindu population lives in the main town of Bakhshapur. The Hindu population is basically business oriented and have been living here through ancestral times. Other Major tribes include THAHEEM, Channa, Taanwari, Chijan, Soomro, Dahar, Chachar, Khaalti, Kumbhaar etc.
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