Baloch history

Baloch history centers on the Baloch people, an ethnic group native to southwestern Pakistan, southeastern Iran, eastern Afghanistan, and parts of Oman. They have a rich cultural heritage rooted in tribal traditions and have historically been semi-nomadic, engaging in pastoralism and trade. Throughout history, Baloch tribes resisted centralized control, maintaining distinct identities despite external influences. Their regions have experienced various rulers, from local chieftains to foreign empires. Today, Baloch nationalists seek greater autonomy or independence, reflecting their enduring desire to preserve their cultural identity and political rights within the modern nations they inhabit.