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In the reign of the Mughal King Akbar, there lived a man called Dilay Dilzar in the land of Chach near Attock. He was tall and broad in shape, with a handsome and friendly face. His polite and respectful demeanor and his sense of honor and pride made him a popular figure among not only the people of his land but beyond them in nearby towns.
Yousaf Khan was a great hunter known in his village for his skill as much as for his handsomeness. He lived with his old mother and hardworking sister, Bulanda, who showered him with love and affection. His affection was centered on his two dogs, which were raised and trained in hunting by his late father.
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