History of BHERA

In the seventh and eighth centuries, the salt range chieftain was a tributary of Kashmir. Bhera was sacked by Mahmud of Ghazni, and again two centuries later by the generals of Chingiz khan. In 1519 Babar held it to ransom; and in 1540 Sher shah founded a new town, which under Akbar became the headquarters of one of the subdivisions of the Subah of Lahore. In the reign of Muhammad shah raja Salamat Rai, a Rajput of the Anand tribe, administered Bhera and the surrounding country; while Khushab was managed by Nawab Ahmadyar khan, and the south-eastern tract along the Chenab formed part of the territories under the change of Maharaja Kaura Mal, Governot of Multan.

BHERA PAKISTAN