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Ayazsar

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Ayazsar, also known as Hayatsar, is the symbol of Malik Ayaz, the first governor of Lahore and Turkic slave of Sultan Mahmud Ghaznavi. A road in the city of Gujar Khan, Pakistan has been named in honour of the symbol. Ayazsar was the location, where the army of Ghaznavi settled after its return from southern India, which is nowadays in the village of Jairo Ratyal.

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