Shinwari tribe

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The Shinwari tribe is a prominent Pashtun tribal group primarily inhabiting eastern Afghanistan and northwestern Pakistan, known historically for its warrior culture, strategic location along key trade routes, and influential role in regional politics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Pashtun tribe
ethnic group
armedTradition bearing arms as part of social status
borderlandsRole intermediaries in cross-border trade
clanSystem segmentary lineage system
conflictInvolvement Afghan tribal conflicts
Afghan–British frontier era conflicts
country Afghanistan
Pakistan
crossBorderGroup true
culture warrior culture
customaryLawPrinciple badal
jirga
melmastia
nang
ethnicity Pashtun NERFINISHED
ethnicRegion Pashtun belt of Afghanistan and Pakistan
governance jirga decision-making
tribal elders
historicalRole control of key passes and routes near Khyber region
identity Pashtun NERFINISHED
tribal
knownFor influential role in regional politics
strategic location on trade routes
warrior traditions
language Pashto NERFINISHED
locatedIn eastern Afghanistan
northwestern Pakistan NERFINISHED
migrationPattern internal migration within Afghanistan and Pakistan
partOf Karlani Pashtuns NERFINISHED
politicalInfluence influence in tribal politics of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
local power-brokers in eastern Afghanistan
region Durand Line border region NERFINISHED
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa NERFINISHED
Nangarhar Province NERFINISHED
religion Sunni Islam
settlementPattern rural
village-based
socialNorms honor-based code
socialStructure patrilineal
tribal
subTribes various khels and lineages
traditionalEconomy agriculture
livestock herding
trade
transport
usesCustomaryLaw Pashtunwali NERFINISHED

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Tirah Valley historicalRegionOf Shinwari tribe