1 BlLOCH, PATH AN, AND ALLIED RACES.
2 6»
3 Principal Divisions of the Pathan Nation— continued.
4 Notes.
5 Present Holdings.
6 Country, dis
7 trict, or
8 frontier to,
9 which each
10 tribe ap-
11 pertains.
12 Sections of
13 the report
14 in which
15 each tribe is
16 described.
17 o
18 Clans Warehpaii and Kajin (septs Dhanne
19 andTatte).
20 North- West of Derah Ismail Khan
21 5
22 s
23 c
24 401
25 24
26 1
27 Descended from Sharkabtin by a Kikar
28 mother. Shiraui quarrelled with his
29 brothers, and allied himself to the
30 (• Kikar branch of the Ghurghusht sec-
31 tion, with which his descendants are
32 still associated. See No. 86.
33 J
34 Country round and west of the
35 Takht-i-SuIem4n on the Derah
36 Ismail Khan border.
37 402
38 25
39 402
40 26
41 402
42 401
43 27
44 South of Derah Ismail Kh4n, and
45 adjoining parts of Sulcman
46 mountains.
47 2S
48 "^ Saiyad tribes affiliated to the Shirini.
49 V No. 31 includes several clans of true
50 Pathan origin.
51 1 Patcmdnh tribe in the Ghilzai
52 1 country.
53 401
54 29
55 .''South-west of Derah Ismail Khin
56 / North-west of Derah Ismail Khan
57 401
58 30
59 396
60 31
61 Ecllcw allies the K4kar to the Gakkhars.
62 1 They include sexeral claus of distinct :
63 r origin, all called Kakar after the chief i
64 tribe. 1
65 1
66 •Kakaristan in south-cast of Af-
67 ghanistan, between the Ghilzai,
68 Spin, Tarin, and Biloch territo-
69 ries and the Sulemin mountains.
70 03
71 <
72 32
73 33
74 34
75 Of Eajpiit origin. The larger portion of
76 > them is still settled in fhekbSwatti
77 J and Haidaribad.
78 412
79 35
80 36
81 The rcpresentativos of the ancient
82 Dadiea?.
83 396
84 37
85 Ancestor separated from his bruther
86 through a feud.
87 Northern slopes of Western Safed
88 Koh.
89 405
90 33
91 Chief clans Ah'zai and Bahlolzai
92 1 Hills on uorth-west frontier of
93 f Derah Ismiil Kh4n.
94 J
95 405
96 39
97 Unimportant. Practically a separate tribe
98 405
99 405
100 40
101 41
102 Chief clan Ctmanzai and Ahmadzai
103 Hills on the Bannu border
104 Hybrid tribe, with many clans of mixed
105 origin.
106 North-west of Bannu district
107 1
108 404
109 Unimportant
110 Both banks of Elver Tochi on
111 Bannu border.
112 403
113 Pathan origin doubtful
114 South-west corner of Khost
115 i
116 "be
117 406
118 45
119 Claim descent from Khugiini ; but of
120 1 doubtful Pathan origin, and now separate
121 j tribes. Very probably Turks who came
122 in with Changiz and Tainiur.
123 J
124 > Head of Kurram valley
125 Kurram valley
126 406
127 . Khost
128 Should perhaps be classed as DuiTani (Nos.
129 82, 83).
130 North-west slopes of Safed Koh,
131 west of Shiuwari.
132 "2 ^
133 406
134 50
135 Chief clans Bulaqi, Tari Tarkai. Two
136 territorial sections, Akora or Eastern and
137 Teri or Western.
138 South, centre, and east of Kohat ;
139 south-east of Peshiwar, and west
140 of Baizai valley ; north-east of
141 Bannu.
142 407
143 51
144 Chief elans Adam Khel, Aka Khel, and
145 Khaibar Afi-idi (Kiiki Khel, Malikdin
146 Khel, Qambar Khel, Kamar Khel, Zakha
147 Khel, Scpih).
148 Accompanied Yusufzai to Pesh4war
149 Khaibar range, hills on south-
150 west border of Peshawar south of
151 Kabul river, and north-east border
152 of Kohit.
153 Peshiwar
154 border.
155 411
156 411
157 Banks of Swat river to Arang Barang
158 and in Baizai vallcv.
159 ■I
160 5
161 Perhaps of Ti'irk origin
162 Hills betweeu Khost and Zurmat...
163 64
164 Formerly closely associated with No. 68 ...
165 Mountains west of Khost and
166 Kurram.
167 403
168 55
169 This and No. 67 affiliated to Karlinri
170 Between Hazara and North Ghilzai
171 countries.
172 56
173 No longer a separate tribe
174 Scattered
175 a S
176 .a
177 o
178 403
179 67
180 Ditto ditto Probably of
181 Scythic origin.
182 Scattered through India
183 408-9
184 63
185 Includes clans of distinct origin. Begam of
186 Bhopal belongs to this tribe.
187 ilountains of Tirah west of A-lam
188 Khel.
189 407
190 69
191 Chief claus Gir (clans Baizai and Miranzai)
192 and Simil. Nawabs of Furrukhibid are
193 BanKaFh,
194 Miranzai and Kohat valleys in
195 north-west of Kohat district, and
196 In Kurram,
197 407
198 «•