It frequently swapped hands between the local chieftains. It was part of the Durrani Empire under Ahmad Shah, but was taken by the chieftain of Torbat-e Heydarieh, Eshaq Khan, in 1804. In 1813-14 it was briefly held by Firuz al-Din, the ruler of Herat, but was soon restored to Eshaq Khan.
It frequently changed ownership among local leaders. It was part of the Durrani Empire under Ahmad Shah, but was seized by Eshaq Khan, the chieftain of Torbat-e Heydarieh, in 1804. In 1813-14 it was briefly held by Firuz al-Din, the ruler of Herat, but was soon returned to Eshaq Khan.