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56 THE BALOCH RAGE a ballad as one of the slave tribes given by Chakar to Banari, his sister, and set free by her. Khosa.—A very important tribe forming two distinct tumans—one near Jacobabad in Upper Sindh, and the other with its headquarters at Batil, near Dera Ghazi Khan. Also a sub-tuman of the Kinds of Shoran, and a clan of the Lunds of Tibbi. Said to be mainly of Hot descent. The Isani clan of the Dera Ghazi Khan tribe is of Khetran origin, and the small Jajela clan, probably aboriginals of the Jaj Valley, which they inhabit. Kordi.—One of the main original sections ; not now an organized tuman, but found wherever the Baloches have spread in the Panjab, principally in Muzafargarh, Multan, and Dera Isma'Il Khan. Still form a tribe in Mekran (spelt by some Kaudal). Lasharl.—One of the main original sections, said to have settled in Gandava after the war with the Einds, and to be now represented by the Maghasis of Jhal in Kachhl. Some Lasharls in Kachhl keep their own name, and form the largest clan-of the Maghassi tribe. Others are found in Mekran and Slstan, where they are identified with the Maghasis. The Jis'tkanls also are of Lasharl descent. There is a strong subtuman of Lasharls in the GurchanI tribe, and other Laeharis of DrigrI in Dera Ghazi Khan are apparently Jatts, and Lasharls only in name. Lasharls are found wherever the Baloches settled in the Panjab, chiefly in Dera Ghazi Khan, Dera Isma'il Khan, Muzafargarh, and Multan. Mazarl.—An organized tribe of importance, with its headquarters at Bojhan, in the south of Dera Ghazi Khans. The ruling clan, the Balachani, are said to be Hots, and the remainder of the tribe, with the exception of the Kirds, Binds. The name is apparently derived from Mazdr, 'tiger,' like the Pathan ' Mzarai.' Mlrdli.—Becorded as having fought with the Binds against the Lasharls. Probably identical with the Mehrall clan of the Binds of Kachhl ; sometimes identified with the Buledhi. Namurdl.—Not now found except as a phalli in the Bozdar tribe. Nohy Nuliam.—Not now found. Said to have been on the side of the Lasharls against the Binds. Phuzh.—A clan of Binds to which belonged Bijar, one of
APPENDIX I 57 Chakur's companions. They were of great importance, and the name is said by some to be an old name of the whole Eind tribe. Now found at Kolanch, in Mekran, and in small numbers in Kachhi, or near the Bolan, but not elsewhere. The Bijaram Marris are supposed to be descended from Bijar Phuzh. Rashkanl.—Mentioned once, probably as a subsection only. Now found only in small numbers near Quetta, and classed as a clan of the Binds. There is a large Brahoi tribe of Bakshani. Bind,—The most important of the main divisions of the Baloches, and sometimes loosely used to include others. Most of the tribes of Bind descent are known by their distinctive names, but the Binds of Mand in Mekran and Shoran in Kachhi adhere to the name Bind, which is also used by large numbers of Baloches outside the tumans in Dera Ghazi Khan, Dera Isma'il Khan, Muzafargarh, Multan, Jhang, Shahpur, and Montgomery. The Ghulam Bolak of Sibi is a clan of Binds. There is also a Bind clan in the Lund tribe of Tibbi in Dera Ghazi Khan. II. To this list the following names may be added of tribes not mentioned in the ancient poems, but now of importance. Organized Tumans. Bughtl.—A tribe made up of various elements, mainly of Bind origin, having its headquarters at Syahaf (also called Dera Blbrak and Bughtl Dera), in the angle of the Sulaiman Mountains, between the Indus and Kachhi. Said to be descended from Gyandar, cousin of Mir Chakur. Gyandar's son, Baheja, is said to have given his name to the Baheja clan, but the name appears to be of Indian origin. The No£/?ani clan have Levitical powers. The Shambanl are a subtuman, sometimes considered distinct from the Bughtl. Buledhl (Buledl, Bule^/a, BurdI).—Derived from Boleda, in Mekran, and long the ruling race until ousted by the Gichki. Found also near the Indus in Upper Sindh, in the tract called Burdika, and in the Kachhi territory of Kalat. Bozdar,—A tribe living in the Sulaiman Mountains, north of Dera Ghazi Khan. Probably partly of Bind descent. The name means * goatherd.'
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