British Sind

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British Sind was a province of British India encompassing the Sindh region, administered separately under colonial rule before becoming part of modern Pakistan.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
British Sind canonical 3
Sind (British India) 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf former administrative division
province of British India
administrativeLanguage English
borderedBy Baluchistan
Bombay Presidency
Kutch
Rajputana
linked to: Rajputana Agency
capital Karachi
colonialPower United Kingdom
continent Asia
country British India
currency Indian rupee
economyBasedOn agriculture
trade
ethnicGroup Sindhi people
followedBy Sind Province (Pakistan)
Sindh (province of Pakistan)
linked to: Sindh
governmentType colonial provincial administration
historicalRegion Sindh
includedArea Hyderabad District
linked to: Hyderabad

Karachi District
Lower Indus Valley
linked to: Indus River basin

Shikarpur District
Thar and Parkar District
judicialHeadquarters Karachi
languageUsed English language
Sindhi language
linked to: Sindhi

Urdu language
legalSystem British colonial law
locatedIn Indian subcontinent
linked to: South Asia

Sindh region
linked to: Sindh

South Asia
locatedOn Indus River
mainRiver Indus River
majorCity Hyderabad, Sindh
Karachi
majorPort Karachi Port
linked to: Port of Karachi
partOf Bombay Presidency
British Empire
partOfEvent Partition of India
polityStatus separate province under British rule
railwayDevelopedBy British colonial administration
linked to: Colonial Office
religion Hinduism
Islam
resultedIn creation of Sind Province in Pakistan
separatedFrom Bombay Presidency
todayPartOf Pakistan
linked to: Sindh

Sindh (province of Pakistan)
linked to: Sindh

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bombay Presidency hasTerritory British Sind
Baluchistan (Chief Commissioner's Province) borderedBy Sind (British India)
linked to: British Sind
Sind Province (Pakistan) followed British Sind
Sind Province (Pakistan) precededBy British Sind