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{{About|the district in Afghanistan|tehsil in Pakistan|Birmil Tehsil}}
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'''Barmal District or Barmal County''' ({{lang-ps|برمل ولسوالۍ}}, {{lang-fa|ولسوالی برمل}}) is a county of [[Paktika Province]], [[Afghanistan]], bordering and South and North Waziristan.
'''Barmal District or Barmal County''' ({{lang-ps|برمل ولسوالۍ}}, {{lang-fa|ولسوالی برمل}}) is a county of [[Paktika Province]], [[Afghanistan]], bordering and South and North Waziristan.


[[Angur Ada]] is port entry to Paktika Province and a major economic hub.
[[Angur Ada]] is port entry to Paktika Province and a major economic hub.


The government office of Barmal County is located in Newa Ada
The government office of Barmal County is located in Newa Ada


Major towns of Barmal District are:
Major towns of Barmal District are:
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# Ghalji Aka Khalji Pustuns
# Ghalji Aka Khalji Pustuns
# Karlani Pustuns
# Karlani Pustuns


Suleman who was the grandson of Karlan, named his own grandson Wazir. Wazir had two sons, the oldest one was Khadrai and the youngest one was Lalai. Wazir was living with his family in area between Shawal and Barmal. His youngest son Lalai was in fight with one of the sons of Shetak and in the fight the son of Shetak was killed.<ref name=":0">حیات, خان، محمد. ''حیات افغانی / لیکوال محمدحیات خان ؛ ژباړونکی فرهاد ظریفی، عبداللطیف طالبی ؛ سریزه تحشبه او تعلیقات عبدالشکور رشاد.'' کابل : د سرحدونو چارو وزارت د نشراتو او فرهنګی چارو ریاست، 1370., 1991. <nowiki>http://afghandata.org:8080/xmlui/handle/20.500.12138/20374</nowiki>.</ref> Lalai was escaped to Spinghar Mountain of '''Nangarhār''' ([[Pashto language|Pashto]]: ننګرهار‎, [[Dari language|Dari]]: ننگرهار‎).<ref>{{Citation|title=Nangarhar Province|date=2020-12-11|url=https://en.wikipedia.org/enwiki/w/index.php?title=Nangarhar_Province&oldid=993618130|work=Wikipedia|language=en|access-date=2021-01-08}}</ref> The book of "''Tavarikh-i Khurshid-i Jahan" describes the incident of fight between Lalai and the Son of Shetak exactly as mentioned in "Hayat-e-Afghani" but with one exception, the "Tavarikh-i Khurshid-i Jahan" used the word '''Parmal (پرمل)'''''<ref>{{Cite web|date=1894-02-06|title=History of the Pushtuns|url=https://www.wdl.org/en/item/13025/|access-date=2021-01-10|website=www.wdl.org}}</ref> ''for '''Barmal (برمل).'''''
Suleman who was the grandson of Karlan, named his own grandson Wazir. Wazir had two sons, the oldest one was Khadrai and the youngest one was Lalai. Wazir was living with his family in area between Shawal and Barmal. His youngest son Lalai was in fight with one of the sons of Shetak and in the fight the son of Shetak was killed.<ref name=":0">حیات, خان، محمد. ''حیات افغانی / لیکوال محمدحیات خان ؛ ژباړونکی فرهاد ظریفی، عبداللطیف طالبی ؛ سریزه تحشبه او تعلیقات عبدالشکور رشاد.'' کابل : د سرحدونو چارو وزارت د نشراتو او فرهنګی چارو ریاست، 1370., 1991. <nowiki>http://afghandata.org:8080/xmlui/handle/20.500.12138/20374</nowiki>.</ref> Lalai was escaped to Spinghar Mountain of '''Nangarhār''' ([[Pashto language|Pashto]]: ننګرهار‎, [[Dari language|Dari]]: ننگرهار‎).<ref>{{Citation|title=Nangarhar Province|date=2020-12-11|url=https://en.wikipedia.org/enwiki/w/index.php?title=Nangarhar_Province&oldid=993618130|work=Wikipedia|language=en|access-date=2021-01-08}}</ref> The book of "''Tavarikh-i Khurshid-i Jahan" describes the incident of fight between Lalai and the Son of Shetak exactly as mentioned in "Hayat-e-Afghani" but with one exception, the "Tavarikh-i Khurshid-i Jahan" used the word '''Parmal (پرمل)'''''<ref>{{Cite web|date=1894-02-06|title=History of the Pushtuns|url=https://www.wdl.org/en/item/13025/|access-date=2021-01-10|website=www.wdl.org}}</ref> ''for '''Barmal (برمل).'''''


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'''Kinship of Wazir's Who live in Barmal County'''<ref name=":0" />


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Wazir had two son: 1. Khadrai 2. Lalai
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'''Kinship of Wazir's Who live in Barmal County'''<ref name=":0" />

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Wazir had two son: 1. Khadrai 2. Lalai


Khadrai had 3 sons: 1. Mosa Derwash 2. Mubarak(Gurbaz) 3. Muhmood (Maseed)
Khadrai had 3 sons: 1. Mosa Derwash 2. Mubarak(Gurbaz) 3. Muhmood (Maseed)


Mosa Derwash had two sons: Athman today known as Athmanzai and Ahmad and today known as Ahmadzai or Mazai
Mosa Derwash had two sons: Athman today known as Athmanzai and Ahmad and today known as Ahmadzai or Mazai


Athmanzai Wazir branch is divided into 3 other braches or sub branches:<ref name=":0" />
Athmanzai Wazir branch is divided into 3 other braches or sub branches:<ref name=":0" />
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# Mahmood Khel
# Mahmood Khel
# 2.Abrahem Khel or Ibrahem Khel
# 2.Abrahem Khel or Ibrahem Khel
# Wali Khel
# Wali Khel


Wail Khel further divided into 3 branches:<ref name=":0" />
Wail Khel further divided into 3 branches:<ref name=":0" />
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3. Baka Khel
3. Baka Khel


4. Jani Khel
4. Jani Khel


The majority of Barmal Wazir's are from Kabul Khel Branch. Kabul Khel further divided into 3 sub branches:<ref name=":0" />
The majority of Barmal Wazir's are from Kabul Khel Branch. Kabul Khel further divided into 3 sub branches:<ref name=":0" />
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# Saif Ali
# Saif Ali
# Pepa Ali
# Pepa Ali
# Meyame
# Meyame




{{quotation|Indeed, the major setback of the whole Third Anglo-Afghan War for the British came with the mass desertions that affected the Waziristan militias, who virtually melted away and sided with the Afghans. (8)|author=Fabrizio Foschini|title=The 1919 War of Independence (or third Anglo-Afghan War): a conflict the Afghans started (and ended)|source=https://www.afghanistan-analysts.org/en/reports/context-culture/the-1919-war-of-independence-or-third-anglo-afghan-war-a-conflict-the-afghans-started-and-ended/}}
{{quotation|Indeed, the major setback of the whole Third Anglo-Afghan War for the British came with the mass desertions that affected the Waziristan militias, who virtually melted away and sided with the Afghans. (8)|author=Fabrizio Foschini|title=The 1919 War of Independence (or third Anglo-Afghan War): a conflict the Afghans started (and ended)|source=https://www.afghanistan-analysts.org/en/reports/context-culture/the-1919-war-of-independence-or-third-anglo-afghan-war-a-conflict-the-afghans-started-and-ended/}}
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==References==
==References==
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Revision as of 18:55, 13 September 2021

This article is about the district in Afghanistan. For tehsil in Pakistan, see Birmil Tehsil.

Barmal District or Barmal County (Template:Lang-ps, Template:Lang-fa) is a county of Paktika Province, Afghanistan, bordering and South and North Waziristan.

Angur Ada is port entry to Paktika Province and a major economic hub.

The government office of Barmal County is located in Newa Ada

Major towns of Barmal District are:

1: Newe Ada,

2: Mergha Ada

3: Laman Ada

4: Gajikhel Ada

5: Zargar Ada

6: Titoon Shaga

The people of Barmal are Pashtun from Wazir tribe and some from Kharoti tribe.

Pashtun are divided into tribe and each tribe has its own branches and which further divided into sub branches

Mainly, Pashtuns are divided into two branches

  1. Ghalji Aka Khalji Pustuns
  2. Karlani Pustuns

Suleman who was the grandson of Karlan, named his own grandson Wazir. Wazir had two sons, the oldest one was Khadrai and the youngest one was Lalai. Wazir was living with his family in area between Shawal and Barmal. His youngest son Lalai was in fight with one of the sons of Shetak and in the fight the son of Shetak was killed.[1] Lalai was escaped to Spinghar Mountain of Nangarhār (Pashto: ننګرهار‎, Dari: ننگرهار‎).[2] The book of "Tavarikh-i Khurshid-i Jahan" describes the incident of fight between Lalai and the Son of Shetak exactly as mentioned in "Hayat-e-Afghani" but with one exception, the "Tavarikh-i Khurshid-i Jahan" used the word Parmal (پرمل)[3] for Barmal (برمل).

Kinship of Wazir's Who live in Barmal County[1]

Wazir had two son: 1. Khadrai 2. Lalai

Khadrai had 3 sons: 1. Mosa Derwash 2. Mubarak(Gurbaz) 3. Muhmood (Maseed)

Mosa Derwash had two sons: Athman today known as Athmanzai and Ahmad and today known as Ahmadzai or Mazai

Athmanzai Wazir branch is divided into 3 other braches or sub branches:[1]

  1. Mahmood Khel
  2. 2.Abrahem Khel or Ibrahem Khel
  3. Wali Khel

Wail Khel further divided into 3 branches:[1]

1.Kabul Khel

2. Malak Shahi

3. Baka Khel

4. Jani Khel

The majority of Barmal Wazir's are from Kabul Khel Branch. Kabul Khel further divided into 3 sub branches:[1]

  1. Saif Ali
  2. Pepa Ali
  3. Meyame

Indeed, the major setback of the whole Third Anglo-Afghan War for the British came with the mass desertions that affected the Waziristan militias, who virtually melted away and sided with the Afghans. (8)

— Fabrizio Foschini, The 1919 War of Independence (or third Anglo-Afghan War): a conflict the Afghans started (and ended), https://www.afghanistan-analysts.org/en/reports/context-culture/the-1919-war-of-independence-or-third-anglo-afghan-war-a-conflict-the-afghans-started-and-ended/

Security and Politics

https://www.afghanistan-analysts.org/en/reports/context-culture/the-1919-war-of-independence-or-third-anglo-afghan-war-a-conflict-the-afghans-started-and-ended/

Geography

https://www.citypopulation.de/en/afghanistan/admin/pakt%C4%ABk%C4%81/1214__barmal/

https://elections.pajhwok.com/en/content/paktika-administrative-units

http://www.fao.org/3/i0034e/i0034e00.pdf

Healthcare

according to https://afghanag.ucdavis.edu/country-info/province/files/All-Paktika.pdf there is no hospital in Barmal [district].

Education

There is not a single government school in Barmal.

Demographics

The population of the district in 2004 was 88,028.[4]

https://afghanag.ucdavis.edu/country-info/province/files/All-Paktika.pdf

Infrastructure

Natural Resources

References

  1. ^ a b c d e حیات, خان، محمد. حیات افغانی / لیکوال محمدحیات خان ؛ ژباړونکی فرهاد ظریفی، عبداللطیف طالبی ؛ سریزه تحشبه او تعلیقات عبدالشکور رشاد. کابل : د سرحدونو چارو وزارت د نشراتو او فرهنګی چارو ریاست، 1370., 1991. http://afghandata.org:8080/xmlui/handle/20.500.12138/20374.
  2. ^ "Nangarhar Province", Wikipedia, 2020-12-11, retrieved 2021-01-08
  3. ^ "History of the Pushtuns". www.wdl.org. 1894-02-06. Retrieved 2021-01-10.
  4. ^ Paktika provincial profile, June 2004, profile compiled by the National Area-Based Development Programme (NABDP) of the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development (MRRD)

https://www.afghanistan-analysts.org/en/reports/context-culture/the-1919-war-of-independence-or-third-anglo-afghan-war-a-conflict-the-afghans-started-and-ended/


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