1 a summary view of the whole, together villi some details respecting
2 the clans which 4iii^ mimt horn the wettecn tribes already described
3 will prqbably be 0iiftcMnt to oommiituoate iUlliit 10 iatenethig of,
4 the inlmiiuitkm ivbich I powow. An enirtiiiation of the cfans kilo
5 vliicli the Glu]t|ies me divided. Md e fltetement ef the part of the
6 ootuiti^ vhiflh eecfa inhabifs «ie howeva neoesMiy to vender this .
7 mtdligible.
8 Ibe GluQies are dbided into the ftmiliet of Tofaun andBooihaain,
9 which hrandi into eii^ dana* Tocaam i» the MeA fttuilj* and
10 ooBiiats af.die danaof Hotukee ttidTaUiee; fiem thefintbfwhicll
11 were sprung the hingi» nad fian (he lecoiid the Tiajen* ' of the
12 Ghiljic dynasty.
13 To Boorhaun belong the clans of Soliutaun Khail, Ali Khali,
14 Under and Turtukee. It is imcertain even, with the Ghiljies, to
15 which branch we ought to assign the renwning clan of Kharotee.
16 To these clans may be added that of Sheerpan, thougb it is nOta
17 clan, but an association formed out of the other eight.
18 The Hotukof ^ were formerly a nuricmus clan, but they are how
19 ^educed to 5 or bWO tkmilies. They are cliiefly employed in n<n[-
20 culture and commerce, yet they generally live a great deal in l^nLs,
21 and feed many flocks : thev are mixed with the Tokhees in the
22 tract S. of the range Mdokkoor, in whidi the castle of Abdoor-
23 ehcem then chief is situated. ■ ' ' .
24 The Tokhees are reckoned 12»000 finniliea. Their principal place
25 i» Xdanta Ghiiliie. Beaides the conntrjr which tb^ ahace with the
26 Hotokeea, they hsve the vaDey of the TWnuk to themaelvea*
27 They heve ailao' the hillj.ooantrf on the esfge of the FnppeoBiaan
28 mouDtaiiM.
29 Hie TtmnskBrn have Moolckoor and the oountry around iti extend-
30 hig to the SL as far as the aoQihem hqider of the Cjltiiyi^a. Thag^
31 are cftUed 12,000 families, many of them ne pastoral* and of those^
32 some move in winter into the Boofaunee oomitij> while otbeia wm-
33 der as &r as Dainaun.
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