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... Umayyad and the ' Abbasid empires . From the 11th cen- tury , the region fell under the control of various powers and formed part of the Mughal Empire from about 1595 to about 1638 . The first Baluch people to arrive in Baluchistan were ...
... Umayyad and the ' Abbasid empires . From the 11th cen- tury , the region fell under the control of various powers and formed part of the Mughal Empire from about 1595 to about 1638 . The first Baluch people to arrive in Baluchistan were ...
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