In 11th century AD, the Hindu ruler, Raja Jaipal of the
Hindushahi dynasty was defeated in the vicinity of Peshawar and Mehmud Ghaznavi garrisoned the fort with his army.
For the first time since Mahmood of Ghazni, who in 1021 ousted the
Hindushahi rulers of Lahore, did the Punjabis manage to rule themselves, but only for another 81 years.
Earlier, Director Archives and Museums Saleh Muhammad threw light on the historic background of the Hund village saying that the village had seen three periods namely Gandhara Civilisation,
Hindushahi and British reign.