Heritage record
Two pavilions on stone pillars to south-west of Jam Nizam tomb
SindhTombProtected
To the east of Fateh Khan sister`s tomb exist two stone structures roofed by pavilions, each carried on 8 stone pillars. The northern structures contain on the lintel of the western opening, a Persian inscription a portion of which is abraded. It is surmised that Jam Tughlaq and Sikandar Shah were the sons of Jam Tamachi and successively occupied the throne of Sind sometime in the latter half of the 15th century CE.
- Record ID
- 9827
- Province / territory
- Sindh
- District
- Thatta
- Typology
- Monument
- Subtype
- Tomb
- Period
- Historic
- Legal status
- Protected by The Antiquity Act 1975 (As amended in 1992) (instrument: Protected by The Antiquity Act 1975 (As amended in 1992))
- Coordinates
- 24.74386, 67.91241 — source-provided, not field-verified
- Verification status
- source_record; automatically_standardized; verification_required
- Sources
- Khan, Ahmad Nabi. (1987). Archaeological Sites and Historical Monuments Protected Under the Antiquities Act, 1975. Federal Department of Archaeology & Museums, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad.
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