Budhial is a village and union council of Talagang District in the Punjab Province of Pakistan. Budhial village is located about southwest of Talagang.
Budhial is a village and union council of Talagang District in the Punjab Province of Pakistan. Budhial village is located about southwest of Talagang.
== History == Budhial is located on Talagang-Multan Khurd Highway. It is linked to CPEC through Tarap Interchange. It is 22 km from Tarap Interchange. Budhial as a settled town has existed since 1500 AD. Budhial is a historical village in Talagang tehsil. It is located about 20 km from Talgang town on the Talagang-Tamman road. The village was founded by Budha Khan in the first quarter of the 16th century and was located on Kiran Wali Dheri on the northern side of Ankar Nala. Budha Khan belonged to the Rehan lineage of the Awan tribe. Later the grandsons of Budha Khan – Agar Khan, Amant Khan, Fateh Khan and Bamli Khan – moved from Kiran Wali Dheri to found the present Budhial village. The descendants of Budha Khan are known as Budhial and are divided into different lineages: Agral, who trace their ancestry from Agar Khan; Mantal, who are descendants of Amant Khan; Phatial, who trace their ancestry from Fateh Khan; and Bamlial, the descendants of Bamli Khan. Bamlials are further divided into two main lineages: Salhal who trace their ancestry from Muhammad Saleh and Mial the descendants of Mian Inayat son of Mian Muhammad Aqil who was the grandson of Bamli Khan.
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