Tribe

Babar

The Babar hold the plains around Chaudhwan in Dera Ismail Khan, with a hill section beyond the Sulaimans, and some were pawindah traders. In the Makhzan-i Afghani Baber is a son of Haripal, grandson of Sherani. The tribe has two divisions, the Anjar and Sanjar.

Branches

Anjar
Sanjar (Babar)

Other branches of Sherani

Sherani proper
Haripal
Jalwani
Miani (Sherani)
Ushtarani
Bakhtiar

Sources

Makhzan-i Afghani, tr. Dorn, Part II pp. 41–42
Khulasat al-Ansab, quoted in Dorn, Part II annotations p. 123
Rose, Glossary of the Tribes and Castes of the Punjab and NWFP, vol. III pp. 242–243
Elphinstone, An Account of the Kingdom of Caubul (1839), vol. II p. 62

The genealogy follows the Makhzan-i Afghani and the Khulasat al-Ansab, as Caroe tabulates them. It records tradition: where sources place a tribe differently, the note above says so.

Tribe

Babar

Branches

Anjar
Sanjar (Babar)

Other branches of Sherani

Sherani proper
Haripal
Jalwani
Miani (Sherani)
Ushtarani
Bakhtiar

Sources

Makhzan-i Afghani, tr. Dorn, Part II pp. 41–42
Khulasat al-Ansab, quoted in Dorn, Part II annotations p. 123
Rose, Glossary of the Tribes and Castes of the Punjab and NWFP, vol. III pp. 242–243
Elphinstone, An Account of the Kingdom of Caubul (1839), vol. II p. 62

The genealogy follows the Makhzan-i Afghani and the Khulasat al-Ansab, as Caroe tabulates them. It records tradition: where sources place a tribe differently, the note above says so.