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After the fall of the Makran Sultanate (mi … After the fall of the Makran Sultanate (mid 12 - early 14 century AD) the subsequent Baloch state of Kalmat (14 - mid 17 century) flourished in the coastal region stretching from Pasni to the south in the Hub River. They actively participated in maritime trade, and Kalmat became a prosperous state and served as a stronghold for the further advance of the Kalmati tribe into the Habb and Indus valleys. The kingdom was ruled by Baloch chiefs with the title Malik from Khub Malir.iefs with the title Malik from Khub Malir.
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aThe Baloch Confederation of Hott became … aThe Baloch Confederation of Hott became powerful. As a coastal state, it expanded its maritime trade and also influenced the entire coast of Balochistan right down to the sea. From the 13th to the 16th century, there were no Mongol and Timurid invaders, the desert and severe heat saved the principality of Kalmat from the Asian invaders. Originally they are Hoat, but due to their independent principality at Kalmat, in Mekran, they are called "Kalmatis".at, in Mekran, they are called "Kalmatis".
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