Durraniyan

1747–1826
    gre=Emireya Efğanıstani|klik=|sinor|30x30pik → gre=İmperatoriya Sihi|klik=|sinor|30x30pik →
    klik=|sinor|125x125pik|Desmala Durraniyan 

Bayrakklik=|werte|250x250pikAhmed Şah Dürrânî dı tewr hera sinor.PaytextKendehar(1747–1776)Kabil(1776–1823, 1839–1842)Peşawer(1776–1818; paytextê zımıstani)Hanifi, Shah Mahmoud. "Timur Shah transferred the Durrani capital from Qandahar in 1775-76. Kabul and Peshawar then shared time as the dual Durrani capital cities, the former during the summer and the latter during the winter season." p. 185. Connecting Histories in Afghanistan: Market Relations and State Formation on a Colonial Frontier. Stanford University Press, 2011. Retrieved 2012-08-04.Singh, Sarina (2008). "Like the Kushans, the Afghan kings favoured Peshawar as a winter residence, and were aggrieved when the upstart Sikh kingdom snatched it in 1818 and levelled its buildings." p. 191. Pakistan and the Karakoram Highway. Retrieved 2012-08-10.Herat(1818–1826)L. Lee, Jonathan (1996). The Ancient Supremacy: Bukhara, Afghanistan and the Battle for Balkh, 1731-1901 (illustrated bas.). BRILL. s. 116. ISBN 9004103996. Erişim tarihi: March 8, 2013. [The Sadozai kingdom] continued to exist in Herat until the city finally fell to Dost Muhammad Khan in 1862. Zon(i)Peştuki, Farski (resmi)Dinİdare MonarşiyeŞah - 1747 - 1772Ahmed Şah Dürrânî - 1803 - 1809Şüca Şah Dürrânîweziyetê ewroy gre=Efğanıstan|klik=Efğanıstan|sinor|22x22pik Efğanıstan gre=Hindıstan|klik=Hindıstan|sinor|22x22pik Hindıstan gre=İran|klik=İran|sinor|22x22pik İran gre=Pakıstan|klik=Pakıstan|sinor|22x22pik Pakıstan gre=Tacikistan|klik=Tacikistan|sinor|22x22pik Tacikistan gre=Türkmenistan|klik=Türkmenistan|sinor|22x22pik Türkmenistan gre=Özbekistan|klik=Özbekistan|sinor|22x22pik Özbekistan
Durraniyan, terefê Peştunan ra dewleta ke şah Ahmed Şah Dürrânî naya ro. Serranê 1747 u 1826 miyan de Efğanıstan de hıkum kerdo.

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