However, to proceed to instances, the following groups of Afghans may be constituted. 1. Three sections--the _Acco-zye_, the _Mulle-zye_, and the _Lawe-zye_--are subdivisions of the-- 2. _Eusof._--The Eusof and _Munder_ being branches of the-- 3. _Eusof-zye._--Now the _Eusof-zye_ is one out of four divisions of the-- 4. _Khukkhi._--The _Guggiani_, _Turcolani_, and _Mahomed-zye_, being the other three. 5. Lastly, the _Khukkhi_, the _Otman-khail_, the _Khyberi_, the _Bungush_, the _Khuttuk_ and, probably, some others form the _Berdurani_ Afghans. But as _Berdurani_ is a geographical, or political, rather than a tribual designation; as it is the name by which the _north_-eastern Afghans were known to the Moghuls; and as it is equivalent to such an expression as _Western_ or _Eastern Highlander_, rather than to names so specific as _Campbell_ or _MacDonald_, it may be excluded from the true Afghan affiliations. With this deduction, however, the classification is sufficiently complex; besides which, it is, probably, much more systematic on paper than in reality. This, however, can only be indicated. The valley of Peshawar is the valley of the _Guggiani_, and _Mahomed-zye_ Afghans. The parts round it belong to the _Eusof-zye_, the _Otman-khail_, the _Turcolani_, the _Momunds_, and the _Khyberi_ of the Khyber Range and Pass. These last fall into the _Afridi_, the _Shainwari_, and the _Uruk-zye_. Their country is chiefly to the north of the Salt Range. The river Kúrúm gives us the two valleys of Dowr and Bunnú[50]--the _Bunnúchi_ being as pre-eminently a mixed, as the mountaineers around them--the _Vizeri_--are a pure branch. These, and others, appear to belong to the great _Khuttuk_ division. The _south_-eastern Afghans are called _Lohani_; and, as a proof of this designation being of the same geographico-political character as _Berdurani_, the Khuttuk Afghans are divided between the two sections; at least the particular Khuttuks called _Murwuti_ are mentioned as Lohani, though the Khuttuk class in general is placed in the Berdurani branch. The chief Lohani Afghans are the _Shiráni_ near the Tukt-i-Solimán mountain, and the _Storiáni_ (_Storeeanees_, _Oosteraunees_) conterminous with the most northern of the Bilúch. Of these the Búgti and Murri are the chief populations of the frontier; whilst the _Nútkani_, _Kúsrani_, _Lund_, _Lughari_, _Gurkhari_, _Mudari_, and others, help to fill up the Muckelwand (or the parts immediately along the course of the Indus), and the Bilúch portions of Múltan.