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Raja Sehns Pal Khan
Raja Sehns Pal Khan was the grandson of Raja Mangarpal and he established the City of Sehnsa which is now one of the largest towns in the Pakistan side of Kashmir known as Azad Kashmir (AJK). Raja Sehns Pal, the grandson of Raja Mangar Pal, was the first Mangral to convert to Islam and was given the title Khan meaning ruler. The Mangrals have carried this title since together with the title of Raja.
==Background==
In the late 15th Century the defense of the North Western borders had been in the hands of the Gakhars, a fierce and warlike tribe of Persian descent and ruler of the Pothohar region since first conquest of the region by allied forces of Mahmood of Gazna. The Potohar plateau was at this time ruled by the Gakhar king Mang Khan Gakhar whose territory included the areas of Chana, Bhaneer and Choomukh (nowadays known as Mirpur) as well as the areas beyond and into the mountains of Kashmir. The descendants of Gakhar King Mang Khan are Known as Mangral as well and should not be mixed with Mangarpal Rajputs.
Around this time Raja Sehns Pal and his companions had established residence in Malot (near to modern day Mirpur) and then at Kobara. They had also established the first Mangral village at Nikka Tranna. On hearing of the arrival of Raja Sehns Pal in the area and because of the famous noble lineage of the Mangrals from the ancient and renowned Chandra Bansi (Lunar God) dynasty of India and because of the reputation in battle of his grandfather Raja Mangar Pal the local Hindu tribes united and rallied around Raja Sehns Pal and swore allegiance to him. It must be noted that tribes such as Awans and Bains were residing in the Kotli area long before the Mangrals came along.
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