An extensive history of this ethnic group was written by Sir Olaf Caroe, who served as their final colonial governor. One hero of this ethnic group, who has an epithet meaning "grandmother", coaxed forces to victory at the Battle of Maiwand, and another of their female heroes was the mother of Mir Wais and was named Nazoicikis. The tribes of this group are all descended from a figure who was buried on the Mount of Qais. The Shrine of the Cloak was built by one leader of these people. This group's honor code includes notions of Melmastia, or hospitality, and Badal, or (*) vengeful justice. One ruler of this ethnic group led his forces against the Maratha Empire in the Third Battle of Panipat; that ruler is Ahmad Shah Durrani. One member of this ethnic group was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize after being shot in the face for promoting education for girls. Tribal
An extensive history of this ethnic group was written by Sir Olaf Caroe, who served as their final colonial governor. One hero of this ethnic group, who has an epithet meaning "grandmother", coaxed forces to victory at the Battle of Maiwand, and another of their female heroes was the mother of Mir Wais and was named Nazoicikis. The tribes of this group are all descended from a figure who was buried on the Mount of Qais. The Shrine of the Cloak was built by one leader of these people. This group's honor code includes notions of Melmastia, or hospitality, and Badal, or (*) vengeful justice. One ruler of this ethnic group led his forces against the Maratha Empire in the Third Battle of Panipat; that ruler is Ahmad Shah Durrani. One member of this ethnic group was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize after being shot in the face for promoting education for girls. Tribal elders of this ethnic group assemble in Loya Jirga meetings. For 10 points, name this ethnic group dominant on the border region between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
An extensive history of this ethnic group was written by Sir Olaf Caroe, who served as their final colonial governor.
{Pashtun} [or {Pashto} or {Afghans} before Afghanistan is mentioned]