Hanbhi
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The Hanbhi are a sub tribe of the Alizai Kakar. Their main divisions are Adinzai, Sabdozai, Masuzai, Muradani, Salarzai, Loharzai, Sonezai, Hadezai. Languages are Pashto, Sindhi and Saraiki. They live in the North-West Frontier Province, Punjab, Balochistan provinces of Pakistan. The are settled in the following areas Quetta, Sibi, Bolan, Nasirabad, Jafarabad, Pishin, Loralai and Harnai. As well as in Afghanistan. They are basically related with business and farming.
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Hanbhi is the sub division of Alizai Kakar. They came from taxila in 19th century & setteled in Balochistan. In those days, Hanbhi tribe was poor and they used to work as labourers.
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