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HISTORY OF TERI VILLAGE

If we trace back the history of khattaks, they began to reside in the outskirts of Akora Khattak, Nizam Poor and some areas of Kohat. But a tremendous population of khattaks lives in Karak district. Teri village occupies a prominent place in Karak district. The present population, which is located on the hill, has been shifted from the footstep of mountain at a distance of one kilometer. Due to paucity of water and other necessities of life people began to move from the said place bit by bit and with the span of time the population began to erode. When the British was ruling the subcontinent, they followed the policy of divide and rule. People living in the remote corner were not possible to rule by the British directly, therefore local chieftains were appointed with special remuneration, particularly in the tribal belt, which was beyond their ingress, with the passage of time the British felt, the necessity of new province therefore the proposal of Lord Curzon was accepted in 1897 so called N W F P. So the new province came into existence in 20 December 1901. It was comprised of Peshawar, Kohat, Hazara, Bannu, Dera Ismail Khan and tribal territories were also included in it vis Swat, Deer, Chitral, Khayber agency, kurram agency, North waziristan and South waziristan. The tribal agencies used to be controlled by the political agents which still exist and the settled areas came with in the purview of deputy commissioners and as a whole province was controlled by the chief commissioner Lt. Cul Herold Deane. When this new province raised by British government in some area Nawabism took its roots, in which Teri village occupies a significant status. Malik Akore khan ruled most of Khattak population and later on it was followed by his pedigree. The old name of Teri village was called Asad Abad (on the name of Nawab Asad Khan) which covered the Area from Mianwali up to Tall and Attock. Before partition the Muslims and Hindus were living side by side. Mostly the business was running by the Hindu merchants and they used to lend money to the Muslims on usury. The Hindus had their own worship places. One of them was the ashram of guru parmahanse, which is now under the custody of auqaff. They had great influence on our culture and tradition. Till now we feel the emblem of their tradition in our society. Teri village was the learning seat of islimic religion .And the mosques of Teri village produced many renown scholores Shiekh ul hadith Molvi Abdul Ghani Maulana Abdul salam and many more...In the era of  Nawab Baz Muhammad Khan  special remuneration given to them,and students of far flung areas come for seeking knowledge here. In 1981 first madrasa established in Teri village but nowadays many madrasass working for religion education, if we have a glance we find  in every corner of street   mosque .More than twenty mosques situated in Teri village, including with a big Eid Ghaa. Masjid Khajoor, Masjid Khirki ,Masjid Shabi Khail and Masjid Ghaz are populer one and in pray time lot of people pray in these mosques .After the partition of subcontinent the Teri State was merged in to kohat district. Subsequently the power of administration was taken from the Nawab of Teri, later on in 1982 the Governor NWFP Lt. General Fazal Haq laid the foundation of a Karak district. So Teri village was merged into it. Teri comes between Karak and Kohat and hardly five kilometers away from G.T. Road. During the era of Nawabs, Teri village was given a shape of fort and various main gates were installed in different directions. There was a special system of patrolling at night to protect the inhabitants of Teri village from Durrani, Changaz, Mughal and Turks attacks. If we have a glance, one can find a single main door in its original shape. The road, which passes through Teri village to the west, was called a Defence road. It is said that the main power was supplied to Mehmood Ghaznavi from to Teri village for various skirmishes and blitz s. In the vicinity of Teri village the old relics still exist in which Mehmood Ghaznavi along with his soldiers used to stay for offering prayers and take rest. In other corner there was a stall for his horses. This place provided him a safe haven. Presently it is called with the same name of (Sarra) from where underground tunnel was made up to the old bazaar. The tunnel was so wide that a horseman could easily move to and fro. Another underground tunnel was made from House of Nawab up to the stream, which used by the family of Nawab to visit their orchards. Strangers were not allowed to use the streets of Nawabs family. All the villages, which come in the vicinity of Teri, they came under the supervision of Police Station and Patwar Khana of Teri. Before the partition there was only a single middle school. As the time passed on, the environment of Teri completely changed. At the moment there are several schools, for girls and boys, and also high secondary schools for both. Teri village was the oldest state of subcontinent. If we have a cursory eyes on the historical places and other sign of art’s we could find everywhere the good work of architecture on doors of old bazaar  and also in houses where Muslims are living. There is no denying the fact that the Teri village was put on the track of progress in the era of Lt. General Fazal Haq in which a new carpeted road was made from B.D.Shah to Teri and also a Degree college was constructed to uplift the education ratio. Recently according to the survey it has become the epi- center of oil and gas which has huge reserves more than Soui (Baluchistan). And a Sharki Dam is also under construction to boost up the agriculture. Soon it will become a trade center and frequent place for the visitors. RULERS TABLE OF TERI The Rulers Who ruled on Teri valley since (917 Hijri to 1347) S.No	Name	Regime	Duration	Era 1.	Malik Akore Khan	917 957 (Hijri)	41	Akber 2.	Yahya Jhan	958 1018	61	Jahangeer 3.	Shebaz Khan	1019 --- 1050	31	Shahajahan 4.	Khushal Khan	1050 1079	30	Shahajahan& Aurangzeb 5.	Muhammad Ashraf Khan	1080 1093	13	Aurangzeb 6.	Muhammad Afzal Khan	1094 1153	11	Aurangzeb & Bahader Shah 7.	Asad Ullah Khan	1154 1180	27	Nadir Shah & Ahmad shah 8.	Khushal Khan (Sani)	1181 1191	11	Ahmad Shah 9.	Shebaz Khan (Sani)	1192 1213	21	Taimur 10.	Mansoor Ali Khan	1213 1214	1	Taimur 11.	Nasir Ali Khan	1215 1226	12	Mehmood Shah 12.	Arsala Khan	1227 1232	6	Independent 13.	Khushal Khan (Salis)	1232 1239	8	Independent 14.	Bilnd Khan	1242 1244	3	Durrani 15.	Rasel Khan	1246 - 1261	16	British 16.	Nawab Sir Khwaja Muhammad Khan	1362 - 1307	45	British 17.	Khan Bahadur Muhammad Zafer Khan	1307 - 1313	6	British 18.	Abdul Ghafoor Khan	1313 - 1333	30	British 19.	Abdul Rehman Khan	1334 - 1337	3	British 20.	Nawab Baz Muhammad Khan	1340 --1347	7	British

PROMINENT FIGURERS •	AMIR REHMAN KHATTAK •	DR. FAROOQ •	DR. KHURSHID KHALIQ •	DR. JAVID •	DR. YOUSAF IQBAL •	PROF: TAIMUR KHAN •	DR. MASOOD KHAN •	MAJOR MUSHARF •	MAJOR MUNIR •	COL: BARKAT •	MAJOR AYUB •	COL: QASIM •	PROF: YAHYA •	AKMAL ASAD ABADI •	AZIZ QURASHI •	SUBH SADIQ •	FAZAL DIN KHATTAK •	MUHIB ARMANI •	LAIQ SHAH LAIQ •	MUFTI IBRAR

•	MUFTI KIFAIT •	MUFTI FAHIM •	MUFTI ISHFAQ •	Dr Abdul Basit •	Dr Ishaq •	Abdul Sttar Patwari •	Abdul Khaliq Girdawr •	Malik Zar Badsha •	Malik Fazal Rehman •	Miss Mehmoda •	Haji Sajid Ullaha •	Sooz Khattak •	Zubair khattak •	Faheem khattak •	Faisal khattak •	Shahab khattak •	Sohail khattak •	Forqan shah

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Research and written by            A WASEEM KHATTAK 03469008288                                                 M Phil MASS COMMUCATION

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it is said that some one publish information aboput teri, but i am sory that these have lot of deficiencies.so plz dont play with history. this is origional piece of work, so enjoy and help me. writer and researcher of history of teri village waseem khattak