Thand koi (swabi).
Thandkoi is situated on the main Jehangira-Topi road. A small village Dodher is located on its south, to the North of Thandkoi is Bamkhel, east Marghuz and to the West is Kaddi and Zaida. The village has its own Union Council, bank (National Bank), one Hospital, dozen of Schools and Post Office. Mandanr Yousafzai, one of the main clans of Pathan/Pukhtoon/Pushtun are settled here Yousafzai originate from Yousaf who was the younger son of Manday Khan. Yousaf's elder brother was Umar, who died young and left his only son named Mandanr. Mandanr later married to Yousaf's daughter. But for simplicity they are called Yousafzai instead of Mandanr Yousafzi. In Thandkoi They are further subdivided into a number of groups called KHEL locally. The significant among them are Jalal Khel, Hasan khel,Malyar (Jana Khel) Norang Khel, Barakhan khel, Baba khel, chajo khel, Bara khel, Adi khel,Dadu khel and Lazaq. Mulayan, now mixed with several Khels, by living in the communities of different Khels and marrying in them, is also one of the modern social identity living in the village. There are some other minorities living in the village. Among them are Dhobyan, Shahakhelyan, Duman, Nayan,Chumyaran, Julagan etc.Yousafzai came from Afghanistan in 1450 century in the times of Mughal king Jalaluddin Muhammad Babar and started fighting with the local residents. They fought and defeated the Tanolis: one of the local tribes living in the area since long, at Topi which is a town of District Swabi. Since then they are living in the area. The soil of the Thandkoi is fertile so many of the villagers are associated with forming. Tobacco is a cash crop of village along with wheat, vegetables, sugar cane, maize and rice. Some fruits like watermelon, peaches and apricots are also grown here. Thandkoi is a very beautiful village and it is home to the Abaseen (The Indus river).
