Gazetteer of the Bannu District 1883 [Punjab]

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2Mamiati Mirrawi, or Tartt Pakuut, TweLve NiMAKats.

3Principal location.

4Primary division. |Secondary ae Teritary division. British Territory in

5ae real eS

6- | 3

7Name. /|8§ Name, 3 3) Name, 8

8a Be aq

9za Et am

10Mitréwi ...| 6 | Ali Sheri 3 Khénkhail, Bildsuri]) 1 In Bhairkund and

11| Malikpur.

12Do, «| ads +++ | Jalangial «| 1 Sherpur, Khawdjagian

13Giddarpur, and

14Malikpur.

15Do. tis.) ies see +» Bajaura Ransidl ...| 1 eee lene and Tirha

16| tla,

17Do. Begél 3 Shamhori peer ae

18| Agror,

19ase} abs oH +. Chuchai ooo | 1d

20Mamidla ..,| 6 | Sharora re ‘'arangri Sdbar Shah.

21re! |e Rabati 1 vw» Khaki,

22Do. see | ose Panjkora,| 1 +» Nankot and Gulibégh,

23Shulemani. |

24Do. see] oe | Ashlor Malkél,| 2 «es In Independent Terri-

25| tory (Tikri),

26Do. a] vs. | Deshi doo] OT fae « In Ditto,

27The chief men of the tribe are Samundar Khan, Jagirdar of Konsh

28and Garhi Habibulla, the hereditary chief of the Swathis; Ata Maho-

29med Khan, the chief of Agror ; Ahmed Ali Shah (son of Mir Gul Shah,)

30Saiad, Jagirdar of Kagan ; Lal Khan, Jagirdér of Balakot, and Maho-

31med Hosain Khan (son of Faiztalab Khan), Jagirdar of Mansahra.

32Some of the Swathi villages are very large ; the principal are—

33Balékot, Baffa, Dhudial and Mansahra.

34The following details of the Mahomedan population, referred to

35Details of Mahomedan in the preceding pages as “artizans, traders,

36artizans, traders, menials, menials,” &c., will be interesting. They are

37bs taken from the Settlement Census of 1869-70

38which referred to resident population only, and excluded Feudal Tanawal,

39and the cantonments of Abbott-abad. It will be observed that 40 per cent.

40of these classes are partly engaged in agriculture. It is very common

41for their members, especially in the smaller villages, to cultivate a little

42and besides attending to their original trade or handicraft.