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APPENDIX I 57<br />
Chakur's companions. They were of great importance,<br />
and the name is said by some to be an old name of<br />
the whole Eind tribe. Now found at Kolanch, in<br />
Mekran, and in small numbers in Kachhi, or near the<br />
Bolan, but not elsewhere. The Bijaram Marris are<br />
supposed to be descended from Bijar Phuzh.<br />
Rashkanl.—Mentioned once, probably as a subsection only.<br />
Now found only in small numbers near Quetta, and<br />
classed as a clan of the Binds. There is a large<br />
Brahoi tribe of Bakshani.<br />
Bind,—The most important of the main divisions of the<br />
Baloches, and sometimes loosely used to include others.<br />
Most of the tribes of Bind descent are known by their<br />
distinctive names, but the Binds of Mand in Mekran<br />
and Shoran in Kachhi adhere to the name Bind,<br />
which is also used by large numbers of Baloches outside<br />
the tumans in Dera Ghazi Khan, Dera Isma'il<br />
Khan, Muzafargarh, Multan, Jhang, Shahpur, and<br />
Montgomery. The Ghulam Bolak of Sibi is a clan<br />
of Binds. There is also a Bind clan in the Lund<br />
tribe of Tibbi in Dera Ghazi Khan.<br />
II. To this list the following names may be added of<br />
tribes not mentioned in the ancient poems, but now of<br />
importance.<br />
Organized Tumans.<br />
Bughtl.—A tribe made up of various elements, mainly of<br />
Bind origin, having its headquarters at Syahaf (also<br />
called Dera Blbrak and Bughtl Dera), in the angle of<br />
the Sulaiman Mountains, between the Indus and<br />
Kachhi. Said to be descended from Gyandar, cousin<br />
of Mir Chakur. Gyandar's son, Baheja, is said to<br />
have given his name to the Baheja clan, but the name<br />
appears to be of Indian origin. The No£/?ani clan<br />
have Levitical powers. The Shambanl are a subtuman,<br />
sometimes considered distinct from the Bughtl.<br />
Buledhl (Buledl, Bule^/a, BurdI).—Derived from Boleda, in<br />
Mekran, and long the ruling race until ousted by the<br />
Gichki. Found also near the Indus in Upper Sindh,<br />
in the tract called Burdika, and in the Kachhi<br />
territory of Kalat.<br />
Bozdar,—A tribe living in the Sulaiman Mountains, north<br />
of Dera Ghazi Khan. Probably partly of Bind descent.<br />
The name means * goatherd.'