A Tilak Devasher book titled for this ethnic group’s “Contested History” describes a red-uniformed nonviolent resistance movement who called themselves “Servants of God” which issued the Bannu (15[1])Resolution. The Georgian king George XI was assassinated by a ruler from this ethnic group named Mirwais (“mer-WAYS”) Hotak. (15[2])A ruler from (-5[1])this ethnic (15[1])group renamed his (15[1])dynasty after his title “Pearl of Pearls” (15[1])and won the Third Battle of (*) Panipat. (10[2]-5[3])King Amanullah (10[1]-5[1])formalized (10[1]-5[2])this ethnic group’s historic assemblies for resolving disputes known as the loya jirgas. (10[2])Many of this ethnic group’s clans were united under Ahmad Shah Durrani, (10[2])who established (10[2]-5[1])his (10[1])capital (-5[1])at Kandahar. (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, name this ethnic group that inhabits Afghanistan (10[1])and northwest (10[1]-5[1])Pakistan. (10[3])■END■ (10[8])