Nawab Ghaibi Sardar Khan Chandio

Nawab Ghaibi Sardar Khan Chandio is a Pakistani politician and tribal chief who had been a Member of the Provincial Assembly of Sindh, from May 2013 to May 2018 till 2023. Nawab Sardar Khan Chandio is also known as the Best Arbitrator and Resolving issues of the people of their community and out of the communities Residing in all over Pakistan including Sindh, Punjab, Balochistan. He is Tribal Chieftain of Chandio (چانڈیو)Tribe which has Strength of more than 8 Million People In all over Pakistan, history of Chandio tribe and ruling of Ghaibi (Nawab Family) can be tracked back to Hundreds of years.

(Some Brief history of Tribe and Its Ruler Family)

The Chandio (چانڊيو) is a Baloch tribe in the Sindh, Punjab and Balochistan provinces of Pakistan and Iran.

The clans of the Chandio, Mirzani, Husnaani, Aajbani, Alhiyarzai, Bhundani, Choliyani, Ghaibiani Guramani, Janwari, Lahrejo, Shatani,Sakhani, Marfani, Misrani, Manani, Qambrani, Nathrani, Tamani, Sumarani, Dauwani, and Wazirani inhabit Sindh, Punjab and Iran (see Provinces of Pakistan). In Rahim Yar Khan, the following clans are especially common: Hyderani, Sahab Khanani, Laalwani, Pesani, Rangani, Zangani, Peerlani, Jhandani, and Notani.

Presently Nawab Ghaibi Sardar Khan Chandio Is Chief OF Chandio Tribe.

Clans of Husnaani Chandio, 1.Misrani, 2.Manani, 3.Tharani, 4.Dauwani are Big clans of the 5.guramani Tribe.

The name "Chandio" is derived from a tribal elder named "Chhand" whose name was given to his descendants.

The first Leadership in the Chandia tribe belongs to the Mirzani clan and the second to the Husnaani.

____History of Nawab/ Ruler of Tribe Back from history____

The Chandios are a sub-tribe of The Hooth Baloch Tribe.[ The tribe left Balochistan after being invited by traders of Sindh for protecting the borders of Sindh from Arghuns and Afghans. This tribe settled in the Kohe Suleman areas of D.G Khan. The chief of the tribe at that time (1600 AD), Sardar Mir Harian Khan Baloch, established a village there. It was named for his younger son, Mir Ahmed Khan Chandio, who was commonly known as Kot Ahmed Khan. This village is now known as Kotla Ahmed Khan. It is near Dera Ghazi Khan. His grave is in the boundary wall of Pir Sakheeh Sarwar near D.G Khan. The group migrated from Dera Ghazi Khan to the mountains of Kirthar. This region was called the Chandka region, which is in the Qambar-Shahdadkot, Larkana, and Dadu districts. The family later spread throughout the Sindh and Punjab region. The chief of Juguwala Village in Punjab distt Multan was Sardar Mubarak Khan Chandio (late). The Chandio tribe spread out over Pakistan, with a larger concentration in Sindh.

Sardar Harian Khan's grandson was named Sardar and was known as Chandio. After completing his education in Iraq, he headed the tribe. Following the request of the Sindh army chief, Doulah Darya Khan Lashari, he migrated from Dera Ghazi Khan to the mountains of Khirther. According to an old Balochi rhyme, one brother of Chief Sardar Sareman Khan, namely Sardar Mir Hamal Khan Chandio, stayed in the area on the right bank of the Indus River extending from the border of Kashmore to Rajan pur and gave the name of Chandka to that area.

Mazari Sardar Bazeel Khan (Bateel Khan) sent an envoy to see the fields of grass that belonged to the Chandio tribe. The Mazaris attacked the Chandios, but lost badly. In this war Mazari Sardar Bazeel Khan was killed by the arrow of Sardar Mir Hamal Khan Chandio, while Sardar Mir Hamal Khan was also killed in this battle after the Mazaris retreated to the mountains. The Mazaris afterwards attacked the Chandios seven times, but were always beaten.

The last Sardar of old Chandka was Mir Maarak Khan Chandio (Mubarak Khan); at that time the Mazaris' Sardar was Mir Shahli Khan Mazari. Each sardar married a woman of the other's family. The Mazaris' Sardar was envious, however and planned to possess Chandio lands and attacked at night. The Mazaris killed the Sardar Mir Maarak Khan and his sixty companions. The Mazaris also suffered losses in their victory. The Mazaris held one war drum (Shutri Naghara) of the Chandio tribe, while the other was taken by Mir Hyder Khan, the son of Mir Maarak Khan, and the remaining Chandios.

The survivors of the Chandio tribe migrated with Mir Hyder Khan Chandio to the left bank of the Indus River, some to the area of Bahawalpur State called Bhong and some to the part of Ubauro Tehsil called Deh Pakka Chandia.