After an 1886 rebellion, many members of this ethnicity’s Ghiljī (“GILL-jee”) tribe were forcibly resettled. A ruler of this ethnicity briefly lost control of his state during a conflict in which Alexander Burnes was killed. A governor of this ethnicity was defeated at Nowshera by a ruler (-5[1])who united twelve misls into a single state. William Brydon was the only European who survived a retreat (-5[1])from the capital of a ruler of this ethnicity. (-5[1])A ruler of this ethnicity lost Peshawar to Ranjit Singh. Another ruler of this ethnicity overthrew (-5[1])Shah Shuja, ending the rule of the Sadozai branch of its Durrani clan. After a defeat by Britain at Kandahar, the Durand (-5[1])Line became the eastern border (-5[1])between British (-5[1])India (-5[1])and a state ruled by people (-5[1])of this ethnicity. (0[1])For 10 (10[1])points, name this ethnicity of the Barakzai rulers of Afghanistan. ■END■ (10[5]0[1])