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expression 'Scouts' was a militarily neutral term, conveying neither the "crack" reputation associated with the word 'Rifles' (cf.: 60th Rifles , Gurkha Rifles , etc.), nor the rather second-rate expectations of the term 'Militia'. As
General Baden-Powell noted, when he was looking, many years later, for a suitably inspiring term to adopt for his youth movement to train young boys in fieldcraft and other 'para-military' activities, the word Scouts encapsulated a spirit of 'dash' (enthusiasm), expertise - within a defined set of skills- and familiarity with both the local conditions. Similarly, the Scouts of the Frontier Corps understood both the local terrain and the local political minefields, that is, who could be trusted (e.g. the Turi), and who could never (almost invariably, this would mean the Mahsuds); who was currently nursing a grievance and therefore best avoided, and who had just had a claim settled to their satisfaction and might be uncharacteristically friendly.
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great Empire may have vaunted its 'pomp and circumstance' to wow the impressionable, but behind the scenes the deciding factor was often simply the acceptability or otherwise to HM Treasury) and only then was the principle regularised, standardised and systemised (cf. the development of the
Frontier Force, from irregulars to a corps d'elite).
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would brutally castrate non-Muslim soldiers who were captured, especially
British and Sikhs. Pashtun women urinated into prisoners' mouths. A method of execution by this is recorded: captured British soldiers were spread out and fastened with restraints to the ground, then a stick, or a piece of wood
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Frontier remained relatively calm and the British were able to divert most of their military effort to more important theatres. There were, however, brief periods of trouble on the frontier, which required the British to continue to maintain a military presence in the region,
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received a
Russian mission in Kabul, but refused to accept one from the British. The following year Sher Ali signed a treaty with Russia. The British sent a mission anyway, but the mission and its armed escort were denied passage through the Khyber Pass. The British threatened to invade, and when no
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British, the development of the units of Scouts into the Frontier Corps was organic, unplanned and initially unsystematic. It began, in the British manner, as an improvisation to meet a need; it was maintained because it guaranteed certain unique skills at an acceptable price (the
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Frontier Corps operated under a variety of titles, from Rifles to Militia to Scouts, it was the latter term that came to stand as the generic term, and as new units were formed, it was the word 'Scouts' that became fixed and formalised for the regimental titles. The
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pursued a similar policy by different means. With India's Army de-mobilising, and its
Government preoccupied with violent unrest in western India, Amanullah sent his troops across the Frontier in early May. At the end of the month he sought an armistice, which was granted on 3 June. By the
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was used to keep their mouth open to prevent swallowing. Pashtun women then squatted and urinated directly into the mouth of the man until he drowned in the urine, taking turns one at a time. This method of execution was reported to have been practiced specifically by the women of the
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resolved to depose Dost
Mohammad, and replace him with Shuja Shah Durrani. Restored to his throne in Kabul, the exiled former ruler would accept the Sikh gains west of the Indus, and the Company controlling his foreign policy. The agreement was formalised with the
418:, whose rule of twenty years saw the Afghan tide begin to ebb. Timur left many sons but no heir, and the resultant internecine struggles for the throne lasted more than thirty years. During this period the Punjab was effectively ceded to its erstwhile governor
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525:. The civil war in Afghanistan coupled with a British backed assault meant that the Sikhs could virtually walk into Peshawar. They managed to capture some Pashtun territory including Peshawar which was under direct British supervision and control.
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effect, and the Guides were the first troops to wear it. The drab colour is well suited to the barren rocky terrain of the North-West
Frontier, and all but one of the other Punjab frontier units soon followed the Guides example.
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Indeed, in 1940, Pathan tribesmen launched a big attack on the 1/6 GR who were stationed in Waziristan at the time, although there were no casualties. See Cross & Buddhiman 2002, p. 114.
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From its inception the corps was clothed in native style, with smock, baggy trousers and turban of home-spun cotton, and jerkin of sheepskin. The cotton was dyed grey with a derivative of a
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In 1876 the three Punjab Light Field Batteries were reduced to form two further mountain batteries, and the four were then renumbered according to their relative precedence, and designated
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He then spent the following years fighting the Afghans, driving them out of western Punjab, taking opportunity of the Afghans being embroiled in civil war. The deposed Afghan king
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although for the main they were able to employ mainly garrison or rear-area troops during this time, thus allowing them to free up front-line units for active service elsewhere.
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were abandoned. Many of the militia deserted, taking their modern weapons and joining their fellow tribesmen in attacking the remaining posts. As a result, the Indian Army's
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in 1833; however the Sikhs seized all of Peshawar the following year. In 1837 Dost Mohammad launched a counter-attack through the Khyber, but the Afghan force was halted at
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In 1901 the battery numbers were dropped, and they became known by name only. Two years later the four mountain batteries were re-numbered from twenty-one, and the former
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The force was augmented with No. 2 Coy. Bombay Native Artillery in 1875, when that company relieved the men of Jacob's Rfles manning the guns of the force headquarters at
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came under internal pressure to seize the advantage and attack India. However he stood by his treaty obligations. This allowed Indian troops on the frontier to deploy to
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and his escort were murdered. Hostilities promptly resumed. Yakub's army was defeated in September 1880, and his throne was offered to, and accepted by,
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abided by his treaty obligations and maintained Afghanistan's neutrality, in the face of internal opposition from factions keen to side with the
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was fully engaged in re-establishing the posts and restoring the lines of communication from November until May 1920. The western base at
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was set up to review future policy for the region. As part of its findings, it recommended a return to the
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a subsidiary title in the form of its founders name, but left it numberless. In 1911 the corps took up
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apology was forthcoming, did so. Sher Ali died while fleeing to Russian territory, and his son
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of 1897-8 saw the Kohat and Derajat batteries in action again, earning the honours
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against the resurgent Punjab, but was rebuffed. So Dost Mohammad turned to
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battery the following year, the company was accordingly redesignated
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designation was discontinued in 1847, and the four regiments became
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1857. The other Sikh Infantry regiments remained in the Punjab.
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advancing to its objective. The two roads met in 1924, linking
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in October 1915 with obvious strategic purpose. However, Amir
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5357:. Government of India, Central Publication Branch. Calcutta.
5078:
First raised as the Khyber Jezailchis. Chenevix Trench, p. 8
4021:
The Frontier ablaze: the North-west frontier rising, 1897-98
2923:
All but two of the infantry regiments took the field in the
1749:
juice. Thus was military dress first coloured khaki for its
780:
Operations against the Swati and Uthmankhel in Baizai (1849)
426:
forces from the Punjab crossed the Indus and seized the old
27:
Historical aspect of modern-day Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
2913:, but the earlier style lingered and was restored in 1901.
2604:
was dropped in 1901, but with the Kitchener Reforms of the
2566:, and the constituent units were redesignated accordingly.
2499:
The six Punjab Infantry regiments were simply redesignated
1853:
of 1897β8. Thus was the corps awarded the battle honours 'C
2529:
1857. The 2nd and 4th regiments were also rewarded with L
2261:
Five cavalry regiments were raised in 1849 and designated
1447:
In 1944, a British committee under Lieutenant-General Sir
602:
was within the Tsar's sphere. Attempts by IrΔn to recover
422:, Iran recovered Khorassan, and Sindh broke away. In 1813
4055:
Dreams in Greek tragedy: an ethno-psycho-analytical study
2492:
In 1857 the four regiments of Sikh Local Infantry became
1724:, and the infantry to 4Β½ companies. Two further infantry
1343:
was completed, and the Manzai brigade relocated to Wana.
277:
The two main gateways on the North West Frontier are the
5353:
General Staff Branch, Army Headquarters, India. (1926).
2710:
21st Prince Albert Victor's Own Cavalry (Frontier Force)
2462:
The Horse Light Field Batteries were generally known as
2279:
3rd Regiment, raised at Lahore by Lt. W. G. Prendergast.
2035:
All three regiments were rewarded for their part in the
1720:
of infantry, the cavalry component later expanded to 2Β½
1126:, mentions lives lost in the North West Frontier by the
963:, who agreed to surrender all claims on the Khyber, the
5555:
The Savage Border: The Story of the North-West Frontier
5496:
General Staff Branch, Army Headquarters, India (1923).
4191:
The savage frontier: a history of the Anglo-Afghan wars
2627:
Four of the regiments were honoured for service in the
2624:, the earlier style endured, and was restored in 1901.
1960:
The regiment earned its first battle honour during the
5251:
5249:
5247:
5219:
5217:
5215:
5213:
5211:
5192:
5190:
2298:
Five infantry regiments were raised in 1849 from Sikh
1208:
Operations against the Marri and Khetran tribes (1918)
571:
of 1807, followed the same year by the Franco-Russian
300:
in the early 19th century, and then taken over by the
5162:
5160:
5119:
5117:
5107:
5105:
5095:
5093:
1186:
Operations against the Mohmands, Bunerwals and Swatis
5205:
Formed by upgrading the Mekran and Chagai Levy Corps
3161:
took on the subsidiary title denoting their origin.
2127:
in 1903, the subsidiary title was restored in 1910.
6088:
Military in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas
6001:
5975:
5949:
5776:
5713:
5665:
5288:, New Orchard (first edition, later edition below).
5135:
5133:
5131:
5129:
920:
1878β1898 (Second Afghan War to Frontier Rebellion)
846:
Expedition against the Hindustani Fanatics (1857β8)
398:. On his death in 1773, the Afghan domain included
212:
Expedition against the Hindustani Fanatics (1857-8)
5413:The Road to Kabul: The Second Afghan War 1878β1881
4223:
3735:
3733:
3242:1914β18: the Great War in Europe and the Near East
2584:, it was the most important military force at the
2020:The 1st Scinde Horse was deployed to suppress the
1241:The short-lived war had long-term consequences in
579:to the external threat posed from the north-west.
434:. In 1819 Kashmir was lost, and west of the Indus
5293:Afghan Wars and the North-West Frontier 1839β1947
5241:Formed from Labour Battalions raised in the 1930s
4943:
4941:
4928:
4926:
4287:. Cassell Military (June 13, 2002). p. 190.
3958:
3956:
3954:
3607:
3605:
2902:The four Sikh regiments were simply redesignated
2476:Mountain Train Battery, PIF, in 1856. (Formed at
2109:In 1861 the rifles joined the Bombay line as the
1268:. In 1921 work began on the southern road up the
821:Expedition against the Hindustani Fanatics (1854)
356:In 1747 when Ahmad KhΔn AbdΔlΔ« seized control of
5264:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account, p.19
4823:
4821:
4348:
4346:
3666:
3664:
3633:
3631:
3629:
3448:the Khyber Rifles from the tribes bordering the
2747:Punjab Mountain Batteries, Punjab Frontier Force
2506:The 4th Regiment of Sikh Infantry served in the
2447:No. 3 Horse Light Field Battery, PIF, raised at
2440:No. 2 Horse Light Field Battery, PIF, raised at
2269:1st Regiment, raised at Peshawar by Lt. H. Daly.
1815:, and were prominent in seizing the fortress of
541:At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the
4447:
4445:
4443:
4058:. University of California Press. p. 237.
2882:23rd Peshawar Mountain Battery (Frontier Force)
2469:Later the force gained two further batteries:-
2406:The Punjab Cavalry regiments were redesignated
1964:, when it was awarded the unique distinction 'C
1068:Operations of the Buner Field Force (1897β1898)
465:. Dost Mohammad had sought assistance from the
5557:. Sutton Publishing. Stroud, Gloucestershire.
5047:
5045:
4976:
4974:
4808:
4806:
4793:
4791:
4774:
4772:
4759:
4757:
4744:
4742:
4669:
4667:
4654:
4652:
4639:
4637:
4635:
4622:
4620:
4618:
4547:
4545:
4543:
4018:Michael Barthorp, Douglas N. Anderson (1996).
3777:
3775:
2877:22nd Derajat Mountain Battery (Frontier Force)
2417:, and later rewarded with the battle honours D
1175:. Hostilities on the frontier remained local.
806:Expedition against the Sayyids of Khagan(1852)
5631:
5002:
5000:
4998:
4913:
4911:
4909:
4907:
4905:
4892:
4890:
4888:
4875:
4873:
4871:
4858:
4856:
4854:
4729:
4727:
4714:
4712:
4699:
4697:
4684:
4682:
4390:
4388:
4333:
4331:
4329:
4089:Bugles and a tiger: a volume of autobiography
3987:Bugles and a tiger: a volume of autobiography
2887:24th Hazara Mountain Battery (Frontier Force)
2754:No. 5 Garrison Battery, Punjab Frontier Force
2433:Batteries were raised from various sources:-
861:1859β1878 (Sepoy Revolt to Second Afghan War)
705:1838β48 (First Afghan War to Second Sikh War)
123:First Afghan War to Second Sikh War (1838β48)
61:
8:
5035:
5033:
4561:
4559:
4557:
4524:
4522:
3792:Report of the Battles Nomenclature Committee
2872:21st Kohat Mountain Battery (Frontier Force)
2540:Battalion, which later that year joined the
1413:1940β1947 (Second World War to independence)
610:, whence direct access to India through the
4585:
4583:
4500:
4498:
4496:
4494:
4463:
4461:
4459:
4457:
4406:
4404:
4402:
4400:
3970:
3968:
2804:No. 3 (Peshawar) Punjab Mountain Battery; A
5638:
5624:
5616:
5355:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account
5310:. His Majesty's Stationery Office, London.
5152:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account
5140:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account
3910:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account
3828:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account
3740:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account
3638:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account
3612:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account
3597:The Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account
3091:. The 5th Gurkha Rifles was also awarded P
2785:No. 2 (Derajat) Punjab Mountain Battery; C
2736:The two mountain trains were redesignated
2716:22nd Sam Browne's Cavalry (Frontier Force)
1910:, and the infantry was amalgamated as the
1133:In support of the British war effort, the
756:, under orders from the governor-general,
68:
54:
46:
5768:Provincial Highways of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
5430:. Crowood Press. Marlborough, Wiltshire.
5331:Cross, J. & Buddhiman Gurung (2002).
4604:
4602:
4600:
4598:
4308:Robert E. L. Masters, Eduard Lea (1963).
2920:was brigaded with the force in practice.
2811:No. 4 (Hazara) Punjab Mountain Battery; A
1257:was finally reoccupied in December 1920.
993:Operations against the Mohmands (1878β80)
775:and deal with the revolt centered there.
736:1849β58 (Second Sikh War to Sepoy Revolt)
150:Second Sikh War to Sepoy Revolt (1849β58)
3260:1921: South Waziristan Militia disbanded
1660:North-West Frontier Province (1901β1955)
1085:1898β1914 (Frontier Revolt to Great War)
1013:Expedition to the Takht-i-Suliman (1883)
998:Operations against the Zaimukht (1878β9)
914:Operations against the Utman Khel (1878)
590:remained outside the company's control.
5415:. Spellmount. Stroud, Gloucestershire.
5306:Battles Nomenclature Committee (1921).
5279:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
5025:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4981:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4948:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4933:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4918:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4897:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4880:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4863:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4828:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4813:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4798:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4779:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4764:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4749:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4734:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4719:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4704:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4689:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4674:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4659:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4644:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4627:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4590:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4566:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4505:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4468:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4362:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
4338:Quarterly Indian Army List January 1919
3580:
3563:
2916:Although never designated as such, the
2763:No. 1 (Kohat) Punjab Mountain Battery;
2253:Formed by Col. Henry Lawrence in 1849.
2111:30th Regiment of Bombay Native Infantry
1879:Queen's Own Corps of Guides (Lumsden's)
537:Hill Tribes men sniping a British Force
6083:Military history of the United Kingdom
6073:Military history of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
5936:Provincially Administered Tribal Areas
5598:The Risings on the North West Frontier
3671:Third Afghan War 1919 Official Account
3587:Also known as the Sittana Expeditions.
3147:58th Vaughan's Rifles (Frontier Force)
2272:2nd Regiment, raised at Lahore by Lt.
1916:(Queen Victoria's Own Corps of Guides)
1761:broke out and the corps won its first
1024:Operations in the Zhob Valley (1890β1)
831:Operations against the Orakzais (1855)
414:. Ahmad Shah was succeeded by his son
197:Operations against the Orakzais (1855)
79:Instability on the North-West Frontier
18:North West Frontier (military history)
5583:Sikhs contribution in First World War
4160:. Macdonald and Jane's. p. 359.
3751:Includes the Expedition to Kam Dakka.
3571:Also known as the Sittana Expeditions
3532:List of Pashtun empires and dynasties
2927:, and their subsequent awards were:-
2494:Sikh Infantry, Punjab Irregular Force
2106:, raised in 1858 by Maj. John Jacob.
1203:Operations against the Mahsuds (1917)
904:Operations in the Tochi Valley (1872)
390:, and established an empire from the
296:Much of the Frontier was occupied by
7:
5362:Campaigns on the North-West Frontier
4024:. Windrow & Greene. p. 12.
3921:Operations against the Fakir of Ipi.
3142:57th Wilde's Rifles (Frontier Force)
3137:56th Punjabi Rifles (Frontier Force)
2904:Sikh Infantry, Punjab Frontier Force
2437:No. 1 Horse Light Field Battery, PIF
1701:, raised at Peshawar in 1846 by Lt.
1003:Operations against the Marris (1880)
883:Operations against the Jadoon (1864)
836:Miranzai Valley Expeditions (1855β6)
202:Miranzai Valley Expeditions (1855β6)
156:Operations against the Baizai (1849)
6047:
5603:Pashto History - the Frontier Corps
5364:. Reprinted by Battery Press, 1999.
4264:. Jainsons Publications. p. 24
3152:59th Scinde Rifles (Frontier Force)
3132:55th Coke's Rifles (Frontier Force)
2349:6th Regiment, originally raised at
2339:by Capt. George Gladwin Denniss II.
2181:The brigade was formed by Lt. Col.
785:Operations in the Kohat Pass (1850)
256:Federally Administered Tribal Areas
161:Operations in the Kohat Pass (1850)
5926:Archaeological sites and monuments
5539:. UK: History Press. p. 496.
4126:. David & Charles. p. 9.
3159:5th Gurkha Rifles (Frontier Force)
1427:Afghan tribal revolts of 1944β1947
1407:Operations in Waziristan (1936β39)
1366:Operations in Waziristan (1921β24)
1361:Operations in Waziristan (1919β20)
1079:First Mohmand campaign (1897β1898)
25:
5467:Wilkinson-Latham, Robert (1977).
5400:. Spellmount. Staplehurst, Kent.
5277:Army Headquarters, India (1919).
3492:Notable men of the Frontier Corps
2024:of 1857β8, and was duly awarded C
1650:According to the British officer
1481:Waziristan rebellion of 1948-1954
484:European influence in Afghanistan
254:(renamed as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa),
38:province (green), previously the
6046:
6037:
6036:
5647:
5498:Operations in Waziristan 1919-20
4222:Charles Chenevix Trench (1985).
3623:Wilkinson-Latham, pp. 3 & 38
3511:
3500:: founder of the Kurram Militia.
2525:. There they earned the honour D
2501:Infantry, Punjab Irregular Force
2376:Formed in 1851 by combining the
2346:by Capt. James Eardley Gastrell.
1876:The reforms of 1903 gave to the
1347:Punjab Rebellion, including the
1029:Fourth Black Mountain Expedition
936:succeeded him. On May 26, 1879,
893:Second Black Mountain Expedition
888:Operations at Shabkadar (1863β4)
6009:Khyber Pakhtunkhwa cricket team
4188:Donald Sydney Richards (1990).
4120:Donald F. Featherstone (1973).
3263:1921: Mohmand Militia disbanded
2911:Infantry, Punjab Frontier Force
2892:The Frontier Garrison Artillery
2573:, but in war it came under the
2408:Cavalry, Punjab Irregular Force
2164:No. 6 (Bombay) Mountain Battery
1886:as its first subsidiary title.
1686:Corps of Guides (British India)
1496:Pakistan-Afghanistan skirmishes
1339:until 1929, when the road from
1018:Third Black Mountain Expedition
1008:Mahsud-Waziri Expedition (1881)
988:Zakka Khel Expeditions (1878β9)
800:First Black Mountain Expedition
176:First Black Mountain Expedition
5346:Jackson, Maj. Donovan (1940).
5232:Incorporated the Gilgit Scouts
4283:John Masters (June 13, 2002).
4123:Colonial small wars, 1837-1901
2622:Cavalry, Punjab Frontier Force
2480:in 1851, by Lt. G. G. Pearse.)
2357:Camel Corps, and redesignated
2302:regiments disbanded after the
1377:Operation against the Mohmands
1122:Madras Regiment War Memorial,
1057:Tochi Valley Expedition (1897)
669:1526β1757 (Mughal Afghan Wars)
1:
5471:, Osprey Publishing. London.
5469:North-West Frontier 1837β1947
5456:. Osprey Publishing. Oxford.
5087:Raised as the Zhob Levy Corps
4092:. Viking Press. p. 190.
3990:. Viking Press. p. 190.
3278:1939β45: the Second World War
3257:1919: Khyber Rifles disbanded
2726:25th Cavalry (Frontier Force)
2721:23rd Cavalry (Frontier Force)
2168:26th Jacob's Mountain Battery
2150:No. 2 Bombay Mountain Battery
1933:Horse, the force under Capt.
1739:, while the leather was dyed
1646:Treatment of prisoners-of-war
1389:Mohmand and Bajaur Operations
563:. Britain and France were at
341:History of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
6098:North-West Frontier Province
6078:Military history of Pakistan
5383:The Armed Forces of Pakistan
5381:Pervaz Iqbal Cheema (2002).
3527:Military history of Pakistan
3480:the Chitral Scouts from the
3466:the Kurram Militia from the
3287:1946: Khyber Rifles reformed
2464:Punjab Light Field Batteries
1962:Operations in Scinde 1839-42
1914:12th Frontier Force Regiment
1662:of British India during the
1620:Orakzai and Kurram offensive
1615:Operation Black Thunderstorm
1097:Kabul Khel Expedition (1902)
867:Kabul Khel Expedition (1859)
790:Mohmand Expeditions (1851β2)
740:In the period following the
681:1800β1837 (Afghan-Sikh Wars)
347:Military history of Pakistan
252:North-West Frontier Province
166:Mohmand Expeditions (1851β2)
91:Afghan-Sikh Wars (1800β1837)
5906:List of television channels
5695:Names of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
5360:Nevill, Capt. H.L. (1912).
4314:. Julian Press. p. 211
3962:Barthorp 2002, pp. 176β177.
3408:The South Waziristan Scouts
3122:54th Sikhs (Frontier Force)
3117:53rd Sikhs (Frontier Force)
3112:52nd Sikhs (Frontier Force)
3107:51st Sikhs (Frontier Force)
3079:, earning them the honors T
2189:forces disbanded after the
1605:Nizam-e-Adl Regulation 2009
1580:Operation Sirat-e-Mustaqeem
1114:1914β1918 (First World War)
1035:Miranzai Expeditions (1891)
545:controlled southern India,
6114:
5533:Greenwood, Adrian (2015).
5291:Barthorp, Michael (2002).
5284:Barthorp, Michael (1982).
4194:. Macmillan. p. 182.
3727:Wilkinson-Latham, p. 14-15
3179:
3168:
2369:
2208:by Capt. J. W. V. Stephen.
1787:, and subsequently in the
1683:
1595:2009 Khyber Pass offensive
1491:Afridi Sarishtas rebellion
1416:
1331:. Aircraft comprising the
1238:as its border with India.
1214:1919β39 (between the wars)
1192:Kalat Operations (1915β16)
1108:Mohmand Expedition of 1908
1046:Mahsud Expedition (1894β5)
909:Jowaki Expedition (1877β8)
826:Aka Khel Expedition (1855)
656:
645:
639:
529:British East India Company
492:
481:
475:
440:
344:
338:
192:Aka Khel Expedition (1854)
6093:Military of British India
6032:
5454:The Indian Army 1914β1947
5426:Roger, Alexander (2003).
5320:. Jonathan Cape. London.
2575:Commander-in-Chief, India
2183:Henry Montgomery Lawrence
1383:Afridi Redshirt Rebellion
899:Bazotee Expedition (1868)
811:Shirani Expedition (1853)
795:Ranizai Expedition (1852)
182:Shirani Expedition (1853)
171:Ranizai Expedition (1852)
87:
5836:Pashtun tribal structure
5314:Chenevix Trench, Charles
4052:George Devereux (1976).
3709:Barthorp 2002, pp. 30-31
3658:Barthorp 2002, pp. 15-18
3404:South Waziristan Militia
3389:North Waziristan Militia
3232:South Waziristan Militia
3226:North Waziristan Militia
2380:, the four regiments of
2342:5th Regiment, raised at
2335:4th Regiment, raised at
2325:2nd Regiment, raised at
2314:1st Regiment, raised at
2285:5th Regiment, raised at
2218:4th Regiment, raised at
2211:3rd Regiment, raised at
2204:2nd Regiment, raised at
2197:1st Regiment, raised at
1805:At the beginning of the
1630:Operation Rah-e-Shahadat
872:Mahsud Expedition (1860)
856:(1857β8) (Indian Mutiny)
841:Bozdar Expedition (1857)
816:Afridi Expedition (1853)
742:annexation of the Punjab
675:Battle of Malandari Pass
594:was vanquished, but the
382:. He went on to conquer
222:(1857β8) (Indian Mutiny)
207:Bozdar Expedition (1857)
187:Afridi Expedition (1853)
5553:Stewart, Jules (2007).
5286:The North-West Frontier
4154:Charles Miller (1977).
3274:South Waziristan Scouts
2289:by Capt. R. Fitzgerald.
1970:Scinde Campaign of 1843
1957:in 1839 by Capt. Ward.
1671:tribe of the Pashtuns.
1528:Second Battle of Zhawar
1463:In 1947, following the
1401:Second Mohmand Campaign
1180:Operations in the Tochi
693:Battle of Akora Khattak
569:Franco-Persian alliance
34:Map of the present-day
5988:University of Peshawar
5976:Education & Health
5957:List of largest cities
5593:True Face of the Sikhs
5411:Robson, Brian (2007).
5396:Robson, Brian (2004).
5350:. Sampson Low. London.
5255:Chenevix Trench, p.281
5223:Chenevix Trench, p.280
5196:Chenevix Trench, p.263
5166:Chenevix Trench, p. 53
5123:Chenevix Trench, p. 14
5111:Chenevix Trench, p. 13
5099:Chenevix Trench, p. 12
3948:Chenevix Trench, p.241
3841:Crisis on the Frontier
3816:Crisis on the Frontier
3803:Crisis on the Frontier
3253:Third Anglo-Afghan War
3012:5th Punjab Infantry; P
3005:4th Punjab Infantry; A
2980:1st Punjab Infantry; A
2867:batteries were thus:-
2620:Officially designated
2571:Governor of the Punjab
2559:Punjab Irregular Force
2510:, winning the honour P
2390:batteries of artillery
2372:Punjab Irregular Force
2366:Punjab Irregular Force
2329:by Lt. L. C. Johnston.
2237:For their part in the
2222:by Capt. C. Mackenzie.
2201:by Capt. J. S. Hodson.
1968:'. For the subsequent
1951:Scinde Irregular Horse
1851:Punjab Frontier Revolt
1784:Punjab Irregular Force
1625:Operation Koh-e-Sufaid
1445:
1355:Third Anglo-Afghan War
1130:
1091:Mahsud Waziri blockade
1040:Hunza-Nagar Expedition
711:First Anglo-Afghan War
538:
504:
478:Emirate of Afghanistan
242:) was a region of the
129:First Anglo-Afghan War
43:
5866:Literature and poetry
5608:Learning from History
5568:Moreman, Tim (1998).
5482:Moreman, Tim (1998).
5385:. Allen & Unwin.
4086:John Masters (1956).
3984:John Masters (1956).
3930:Barthorp 2002 p. 175.
3171:Frontier Constabulary
3165:Frontier Constabulary
2987:2nd Punjab Infantry;
2668:3rd Punjab Cavalry; K
2653:2nd Punjab Cavalry; A
2602:Punjab Frontier Force
2564:Punjab Frontier Force
2552:Punjab Frontier Force
2386:Transfrontier Brigade
2304:Second Anglo-Sikh War
2249:Transfrontier Brigade
2162:Later re-numbered as
1789:Punjab Frontier Force
1728:were raised in 1917.
1705:, and later based at
1590:Operation Rah-e-Nijat
1585:Second Battle of Swat
1475:Pashtunistan conflict
1438:
1319:under Wing Commander
1121:
1102:Bazar Valley campaign
950:in Kabul until 1894.
729:Second Anglo-Sikh War
653:British Indian Empire
642:Company rule in India
640:Further information:
536:
508:Maharaja Ranjit Singh
502:
476:Further information:
441:Further information:
339:Further information:
244:British Indian Empire
144:Second Anglo-Sikh War
33:
5572:. Macmillan: London.
5452:Sumner, Ian (2001).
4437:Jackson, pp. 556β557
4428:Jackson, pp. 542β543
4258:H. S. Mahle (1985).
3700:Barthorp 2002, p. 29
3691:Barthorp 2002, p. 19
3682:Barthorp 2002, p. 18
3649:Barthorp 2002, p. 14
2965:3rd Sikh Infantry; K
2946:2nd Sikh Infantry; A
2931:1st Sikh Infantry; A
2679:5th Punjab Cavalry;
2635:1st Punjab Cavalry;
2191:First Anglo-Sikh War
1640:Operation Zarb-e-Azb
1565:First Battle of Swat
1469:Dominion of Pakistan
1232:Treaty of Rawalpindi
1139:expeditionary forces
746:Sepoy Mutiny of 1857
723:First Anglo-Sikh War
304:when it annexed the
139:First Anglo-Sikh War
5861:Provincial highways
5738:Provincial Assembly
5680:History of Peshawar
5335:. Greenhill Books.
5318:The Frontier Scouts
5295:. Cassell. London.
4781:, p. 1251.Known as
4364:, pp. 968 & 970
4226:The frontier scouts
3974:Cheema 2002, p. 53.
3440:Tribal affiliations
3294:of Pakistan in 1947
3036:5th Gurkha Regiment
2918:5th Gurkha Regiment
2606:British Indian Army
2596:in numerous border
2546:5th Gurkha Regiment
2382:Sikh Local Infantry
2232:Sikh Local Infantry
2215:by Capt. F. Winter.
2050:2nd Scinde Horse; A
2043:1st Scinde Horse; A
1922:Sind Frontier Force
1716:of cavalry and two
1675:Military formations
1486:1949 Mughalgai raid
1431:From 1940 to 1947,
1313:No. 2 (Indian) Wing
1159:Sinai and Palestine
955:Sir Louis Cavagnari
877:Ambela Campaign war
596:Empire of the Tsars
560:Compagnie des Indes
235:North-West Frontier
42:; and FATA (purple)
40:North-West Frontier
5658:Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
5486:Macmillan: London.
4285:Bugles and a Tiger
3498:George Roos-Keppel
2739:mountain batteries
2093:36th Jacob's Horse
2082:6th Bombay Cavalry
2057:3rd Scinde Horse;
1545:Operation al-Mizan
1506:1961 Batmalai raid
1284:, shielded by the
1131:
1051:Chitral expedition
943:Treaty of Gandamak
769:Dost Mohammad Khan
754:Sir Colin Campbell
750:Sir Charles Napier
744:in 1849 until the
687:Battle of Nowshera
648:East India Company
543:East India Company
539:
505:
467:East India Company
459:Shuja Shah Durrani
450:Dost Mohammad Khan
416:Timur Shah Durrani
371:Ahmad Shah Durrani
302:East India Company
262:from neighbouring
240:Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
112:Battle of Nowshera
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6019:Peshawar Panthers
5983:Hazara University
5705:SovietβAfghan War
5563:978-0-7509-4452-6
5546:978-0-75095-685-7
5421:978-1-86227-416-7
5406:978-1-86227-211-8
5341:978-1-85367-727-4
4783:Denniss Ka Pultan
4610:The Road to Kabul
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1570:Operation Zalzala
1560:Operation Sunrise
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1395:Loe Agra Campaign
1349:Amritsar Massacre
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1523:Badaber uprising
1294:South Waziristan
1251:Waziristan Force
1197:Mohmand Blockade
948:British Resident
698:Battle of Jamrud
627:Governor-General
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6052:WikiProject
5941:Khyber Pass
5816:Pashtunwali
5777:Culture and
5690:Durand Line
5281:. Calcutta.
4479:Roger, p.53
3782:Baluchistan
3542:Gomal River
3311:Thal Scouts
2598:expeditions
2542:Gurkha Line
2421:1857, and L
2388:, and five
2123:Designated
1994:During the
1939:Bombay Army
1891:Mesopotamia
1453:Curzon Plan
1333:Wana Patrol
1236:Durand Line
1155:Mesopotamia
1147:East Africa
1135:Indian Army
1093:(1900β1902)
984:(1878β1880)
940:signed the
713:(1838β1842)
659:British Raj
588:Sikh Empire
495:Sikh Empire
489:Sikh Empire
463:Jamrud Fort
400:Baluchistan
352:Afghanistan
335:Contestants
268:Durand Line
264:Afghanistan
260:Balochistan
6067:Categories
5748:Loya jirga
5715:Government
5376:1843427648
4294:0304361569
4237:0224023217
4201:0333525574
4167:0354041673
4133:0715357115
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3558:References
3547:Kohat Pass
3383:Parachinar
3339:1973: the
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3327:1964: the
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3309:1949: the
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3195:Chronology
3056:FGHANISTAN
3030:FGHANISTAN
3007:FGHANISTAN
3000:FGHANISTAN
2982:FGHANISTAN
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2960:FGHANISTAN
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2648:FGHANISTAN
2199:Hoshiarpur
2157:FGHANISTAN
2118:FGHANISTAN
2067:FGHANISTAN
2052:FGHANISTAN
2045:FGHANISTAN
1935:John Jacob
1840:FGHANISTAN
1817:Ali Masjid
1751:camouflage
1733:dwarf palm
1726:battalions
1459:Withdrawal
1433:Waziristan
1417:See also:
1371:Pink's War
1300:, Razmak,
1243:Waziristan
938:Amir Yakub
664:Chronology
646:See also:
600:Qajar IrΔn
567:, and the
515:Shah Shuja
482:See also:
473:for help.
368:, and, as
345:See also:
248:Pamir Knot
5993:Hospitals
5962:Districts
5950:Geography
5891:Pollywood
5758:Districts
5753:Divisions
5027:pp. 972-4
4983:, p. 1617
4815:, p. 1259
4766:, p. 1247
4751:, p. 1243
4676:, p. 1239
4661:, p. 1235
4646:, p. 1231
4629:, p. 1227
4568:, p. 1517
3843:pp. 136β7
3462:Mullagori
3397:Miranshah
2742:in 1865.
2732:Artillery
2429:Artillery
2320:John Coke
2318:by Capt.
2138:Jacobabad
2131:Artillery
2006:', and 'P
1955:Hyderabad
1931:Irregular
1842:1878β80.
1735:known as
1722:squadrons
1718:companies
1385:(1930β31)
1329:Miranshah
1280:began at
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1220:Great War
1199:(1916β17)
1182:(1914β15)
1168:Habibulla
1151:Gallipoli
1137:deployed
1124:Bangalore
924:In 1877,
763:When the
731:(1848β49)
725:(1845β46)
388:Khorassan
308:in 1849.
6042:Category
5886:Dialects
5876:Alphabet
5826:Diaspora
5806:Language
5723:Governor
5675:Gandhara
5654:Province
5316:(1985).
4920:, p. 974
4899:, p. 979
4882:, p. 973
4865:, p. 972
4736:, p. 921
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4706:, p. 917
4691:, p. 915
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4592:, p. 975
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4230:. Cape.
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3814:Robson,
3801:Robson,
3505:See also
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3458:Shinwari
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3391:, then:
3347:Location
2898:Infantry
2590:Deployed
2488:Infantry
2361:in 1853.
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2316:Peshawar
2294:Infantry
2228:Frontier
2220:Ludhiana
2213:Firozpur
2159:1878-80
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2120:1878-80
2099:Infantry
1984:YDERABAD
1865:, and 'P
1777:, and 'P
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1699:infantry
1341:Sarwekai
1270:Tank Zam
928:Sher Ali
618:passes.
608:Kandahar
592:Napoleon
586:and the
519:Barakzai
447:In 1826
430:fort at
366:Peshawar
358:Kandahar
5901:Singers
5881:Grammar
5811:Cuisine
5801:Culture
5763:Economy
5733:Cabinet
5667:History
5154:, p. 46
5142:, p. 20
4612:, p. 59
4318:5 April
4268:5 April
4243:5 April
4207:5 April
4173:5 April
4139:5 April
4105:5 April
4071:5 April
4037:5 April
4003:5 April
3830:, p. 50
3742:, p. 11
3614:, p. 10
3486:Chitral
3474:of the
3472:Bangash
3416:Jandola
3097:RONTIER
3089:RONTIER
3058:1878-80
3054:1879, A
3048:HARASIA
3032:1878-80
3028:1879, A
3022:HARASIA
3009:1879-80
3002:1878-79
2984:1878-79
2977:1879-80
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2971:ANDAHAR
2969:1879, K
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2956:ANDAHAR
2943:1878-80
2858:RONTIER
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2787:HARASIA
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2698:1878-80
2683:HARASIA
2676:1879-80
2672:1880, A
2670:ANDAHAR
2665:1878-80
2650:1878-80
2616:Cavalry
2594:engaged
2544:as the
2478:Haripur
2402:Cavalry
2395:Piffers
2351:Karachi
2257:Cavalry
2069:1878-80
2061:ANDAHAR
2054:1879-80
2047:1878-79
2004:OOJERAT
1945:Cavalry
1901:1915'.
1895:RONTIER
1871:RONTIER
1861:ALAKAND
1838:, and A
1773:OOJERAT
1695:cavalry
1656:Pashtun
1315:of the
1274:Jandola
1141:to the
436:Derajat
412:Kashmir
394:to the
380:Afghans
378:of the
313:Pashtun
272:Pashtun
5779:places
5660:topics
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3599:, p. 2
3460:, and
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3450:Khyber
3425:. HQ:
3395:. HQ:
3381:. HQ:
3361:Gilgit
3359:. HQ:
3290:1947:
3251:1919:
3069:HITRAL
2865:Piffer
2835:HITRAL
2538:Gurkha
2531:UCKNOW
2474:Hazara
2423:UCKNOW
2384:, the
2355:Scinde
2337:Lahore
2300:Darbar
2287:Multan
2243:UNJAUB
2206:Kangra
2026:ENTRAL
2008:UNJAUB
2000:OOLTAN
1976:EEANEE
1966:UTCHEE
1928:Scinde
1855:HITRAL
1813:Khyber
1779:UNJAUB
1767:OOLTAN
1737:mazari
1709:Mardan
1669:Afridi
1425:, and
1403:(1935)
1397:(1935)
1391:(1933)
1379:(1927)
1373:(1925)
1357:(1919)
1351:(1919)
1304:, and
1302:Gardai
1298:Manzai
1266:Razmak
1188:(1915)
1104:(1908)
1075:(1897)
1064:(1897)
1053:(1895)
1042:(1891)
1031:(1891)
1020:(1888)
973:Pishin
971:, and
965:Kurram
895:(1868)
879:(1863)
802:(1852)
719:(1843)
700:(1837)
689:(1823)
612:Khojak
555:Orissa
553:, and
547:Bengal
432:Attock
428:Mughal
410:, and
408:Punjab
406:, the
364:, and
317:Pathan
306:Punjab
279:Khyber
178:(1852)
6002:Sport
5856:Media
5851:Music
5831:Dress
5743:Jirga
3912:p. 13
3900:p. 48
3855:, p.7
3431:(The
3093:UNJAB
3085:UNJAB
3083:and P
3040:EIWAR
3014:EIWAR
2991:EIWAR
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2854:UNJAB
2852:and P
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1306:Bannu
1290:North
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934:Yakub
926:Amir
773:Delhi
616:Bolan
604:Herat
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551:Bihar
521:king
404:Sindh
396:Indus
384:Herat
362:Kabul
321:First
289:into
5790:list
5559:ISBN
5541:ISBN
5523:ISBN
5502:ISBN
5473:ISBN
5458:ISBN
5443:ISBN
5432:ISBN
5417:ISBN
5402:ISBN
5387:ISBN
5372:ISBN
5337:ISBN
5322:ISBN
5297:ISBN
4320:2011
4289:ISBN
4270:2011
4245:2011
4232:ISBN
4209:2011
4196:ISBN
4175:2011
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4141:2011
4128:ISBN
4107:2011
4094:ISBN
4073:2011
4060:ISBN
4039:2011
4026:ISBN
4005:2011
3992:ISBN
3818:p. 9
3805:p. 8
3552:Tank
3470:and
3468:Turi
3421:The
3412:Wana
3402:The
3387:The
3377:The
3371:The
3365:The
3355:The
3157:The
3081:IRAH
3052:ABUL
3044:OTAL
3026:ABUL
3018:OTAL
2995:OTAL
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2849:IRAH
2841:The
2821:ABUL
2791:ABUL
2776:ABUL
2771:OTAL
2692:1879
2690:ABUL
2655:HMED
2639:HMED
2592:and
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2516:ELHI
2419:ELHI
2187:Sikh
2091:and
2080:and
2063:1880
2030:NDIA
1980:and
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1836:1879
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1800:1857
1798:ELHI
1765:; 'M
1697:and
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1292:and
1282:Idak
1255:Wana
969:Sibi
752:and
614:and
577:HEIC
455:Emir
424:Sikh
392:Oxus
386:and
376:Shah
329:Grim
323:and
315:(or
281:and
258:and
232:The
5656:of
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