Turan (Baluchistan)

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Turan (Urdu: توران), the medieval Islamic name for the district around Khuzdar, south of modern Quetta, in the east-central part of what is now Baluchistan, the territory in British Indian times of the Khanate of Kalat.^[1]

Tabari, Istakhri and Ibn Hawqal mentioned Turan in their history books.^[2]

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