But not everyone, perhaps not even you, is aware of its actuality. You've probably heard stories about love, and this folktale proves that love has nothing to do with money or poverty. Jam Tamachi, the monarch of Thatta, visited Kenjhar Lake in the fourteenth century. There was a tiny community of fishermen's homes located around the lake. When Jam Tamachi visited this lake, he fell in love with a fisherman's lovely daughter named "Nuri," and at the home of the poor fisherman, for the first time a king requested a daughter's relationship. They later wed. Known is Noori
That anyone who saw her beauty would fall in love with her, that it was as brilliant as the moon of the fourteenth. However, Noori was unaware of the king's other 7 concubines at the time of their marriage. Noori was denied the title of queen by the royal staff when she was made the king's queen since she came from a low-income background. In this instance, the king gave Noori the royal treatment not just in his palace but throughout the entire city of Thatta. The seven queens of Jam Tamachi were all envious of Noori because none of them had beauty comparable to Noori's.
Noori had a pure heart, and she treated all courtiers and staff equally. Seven of the king's queens persisted in listening to the king while hatching schemes against Noori. But it didn't matter because the monarch was adamant about his love. However, one day the king was duped by the courtiers and queens into believing Noori was giving her brother gems every third day in wooden boxes. Noori used to exclusively eat fish and its forks, and only fish and its forks came in boxes from her residence with her brother, the king discovered after looking into the occurrence.
The king's heart was filled with Noori's love on this particular occasion, turning Noori into a contented global queen. But regrettably, destiny had other plans. Jam Tamachi encountered Nuri Kemut in his lifetime. This loss grieved the monarch, who decided to build Noori's tomb in the centre of Kenjhar Lake and spend his final hours there in honour of him. As a result, this tomb's name was Noori Jam Tamachi. The amazing part is that the tomb is an example of this amazing architecture that is built on water and never sinks since the entire tomb is constructed like a building, not simply a tomb.Since the beginning, it has always been in the same location. In his address, Shah Abdul-Tif Bhittai frequently mentioned how much he enjoyed this love story.
