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Kalāt

khanate, Pakistan
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  • Brahui

    …to the Brahui khan of Kalāt, which has long been associated with the confederacy’s destinies. A group of eight tribes forms what is believed to be the original Brahui nucleus and constitutes about one-eleventh of the Brahui population. To these nuclear tribes have been affiliated many indigenous and captive peoples.

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    …to the Brahui khan of Kalāt, which has long been associated with the confederacy’s destinies. A group of eight tribes forms what is believed to be the original Brahui nucleus and constitutes about one-eleventh of the Brahui population. To these nuclear tribes have been affiliated many indigenous and captive peoples.

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