Chronologized Picture Odyssey of Tent Pegging in Sports:Cultural and Historical Perspective of Pakistan

Authors

  • Ahmed Faraz PhD Scholar, Postgraduate Research Centre of Creative Arts, College of Art & Design and Assistant Professor, Visual Communication and Design, University of Home Economics Lahore, Pakistan. Author
  • Shaukat Mahmood PhD (Edinburgh), President Medal for Pride of Performance, Sitara-i Imtiaz. Professor (Rtd.). Postgraduate Research Centre of Creative Arts, College of Art & Design, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. Author

Keywords:

Tent Pegging, Peg , Lance, Horse, Equestrian Sport, Ancient Cavalry

Abstract

Tent Pegging sport in Pakistan is not only a display of prowess, but to the nation, it is a living
testament due to its connectivity with its historical past. This article aims to apprise, edify and
engross readers about tent pegging and concisely introduce its origin, history, cultural
implications, and significance. It personifies the sportsmanship, spirit of unity, linguistic,
geographical and cultural divides. Pakistani culture is bonded through the Tent Pegging in a
shared skill, spirit of competition and same appreciation for its tradition in the region. Tent
Pegging is a platform for nurturing the talents of Pakistani youth and is now a source of inspiration
for all. The rider's dedication is to preserve the tradition and advance Tent Pegging throughout
the region through organizing events and competitions. As a result, their hard work assists as an
inspiration, encouragement and beacon for future generations of the area. Looking ahead, it is
domineering that we constantly support and celebrate this sport in Pakistan. This entails devoting
to facilities, endorsing awareness and providing opportunities for young players and riders to
sharpen and hone their skills.

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Published

2023-12-30

How to Cite

Chronologized Picture Odyssey of Tent Pegging in Sports:Cultural and Historical Perspective of Pakistan. (2023). Journal of Asian Development Studies, 12(4), 309-334. https://poverty.com.pk/index.php/Journal/article/view/53

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