katirs造句

• The Siah-Posh Katirs themselves admit of common origin and general relationship to each other.
• H . M . Elliot identifies them with Kators / Katirs and further link them to Kushans.
• The Black-Robed ( Siah-Posh ) [ tribes living in these regions are also known as Katawars or Katirs.
• Katirs of the lower Bashgul valley are the most numerous, the Siah-Posh " Kam or Kamoz / Kamoje"
• George Scott Robertson writes that the Kators / Katirs of Kafiristan belong to the well known Siyaposh tribal group of the Kams, Kamoz and Kamtoz tribes.
• George Scott Robertson writes that the Kators / Katirs of Kafiristan belong to the well known " Siyaposh " tribal group of the Kams, Kamoz and Kamtoz tribes.
• It is notable that Timur does not boast of any killings or imprisonment of the Siah-Poshes as he does for the Katirs and numerous other communities of India proper.
• Nicholas Barrington et al . report that the Sped-Posh Kafirs ( Waigulis and Presungulis ) refer to all " Siah-Posh Kafirs " ( including the Kamoz ) as Katirs and regard them of the same stock linguistically and ethnographically.
• But American investigator " Richard Strand's " website suggests that the name " Kamtoz / Kamtozi " may apply to all Katirs of the former " Siah-Posh " group, including the Ramguli and Kulam Katirs ".
• But American investigator " Richard Strand's " website suggests that the name " Kamtoz / Kamtozi " may apply to all Katirs of the former " Siah-Posh " group, including the Ramguli and Kulam Katirs ".