This class/caste stuff seems like strong Indo-Pak influence. I guess perhaps it exists to a certain degree in Afghanistan too; like Mashar and sons of the Mashar in a village gets a lot of respect. Kuchi Mashran get lot of reverence. Other than that I don't see much of it with Afghan Pakhtuns. We're somewhat more egalitarian.
We're from a subclan of Hotaks known as Sakzai, but sometimes we're called "Sahak" , my Family use the name "Sahak" more than Sakzai, but it's the same.
The name Hotak having a lot of repute; get's us a lot of respect on account of certain historical events, but we're not from that branch of Hotakan.
We're from a subclan of Hotaks known as Sakzai, but sometimes we're called "Sahak" , my Family use the name "Sahak" more than Sakzai, but it's the same.
The name Hotak having a lot of repute; get's us a lot of respect on account of certain historical events, but we're not from that branch of Hotakan.


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