Historical conservation and defensive frontage of Kalarwala fort. Foundation of Kalarwala Fort Kalarwala Fort is the historical town of Tehsil Pasrur which is identified with a strong medieval fort. During the Mughal era, when the region of Punjab was under the influence of external and tribal conflicts, the royal generals built a strong fort between Pasrur and Daska to protect the supply and postal posts. The fort was famous for its strong walls, round towers and heavy iron gates. During the Sikh Raj, the fort was further expanded and artillery was stationed here to monitor the borders of Jammu. Spiritual heritage and Hazrat Pir Juman Shah Kalarwala fort was not only a military but also a great spiritual center. Here is the Mazar-i-Aqdas Marja Khaleeq of the famous Sufi saint of the Qadriya family, Hazrat Pir Jaman Shah Qadri, whose grace promoted the teachings of Islam and tolerance in the region. The earliest revenue record of the British era, 1855, also records the town's commercial market and rough-hewn houses. Authentic historical reference: "Tarikh-i Makhzan-i Punjab (1877): 'Kalarwala fort is strong and settled, the fort is Dard that was built from the time of the Salaf and its people are brave and agricultural.