Analysis of the Factors of Formation and Content of Local Farsi Historiography of Sind (From the beginning of the 7th century to the middle of the 12th century AH)

The present study reviews the local historiography books in the Persian language of Sindh province from the early seventeenth century to the first half of the 12th century and their authors and motivators. According to a survey, many of these works have been written by influential government officials, or based on the recommendations of the personalities and leaders of the country and the military. The format and content of these works include awareness of historical geography, dynasties and rulers, wars, conquests and rejels and celebrities. The culmination of local Indian historiography from the years 613 to 1150 AH was in the eleventh century and, due to geographical dispersion, most of the works of Indian history during these years are related to Sindh. Most of these writings are written by immigrant Iranian writers to the subcontinent, some of which are considered to be the most celebrated, celebrated and celebrated Sadat. Given the nature of the present research, the research methodology used in this paper is based on the description and analysis of the historical sources of the Persian handwriting of Sindh in the period under consideration.