"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد III. جزء I: من A إلى K" [و‎‎٥‎٣‎٠] (١٢٧٨/١٠٦٤)

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EAR—KAR 523
(Ap
proxi
mate)
mile.
Name.
Bank.
Inhabitants.
Remarks.
506
Karaishan .
R.
20 mud houses of Al
Bu Kurd. Of the
fighting men 8 are
mounted and 10
have rifles.
Wheat and barley are
cultivated and 15
mules, a number of
donkeys and some
sheep and goats are
owned. One small
ferry-boat is kept
here.
511
Kut-ul-’Amaireh
L.
100 mud houses, chiefly
of Bavieh of the Lij-
barat and Al Zahrau
sections, and 50
tents of Al Bu Kurd.
There are 150 mount-
red men and 150
ifles.
Part of the village is
called Kut Shaikh’Ali
from the principal
Shaikh of the Bavieh,
who had his seat
here. There is cul
tivation and about
200 camels are owned.
On account of a great
loop made by the
river, this place is
about 2 miles due
west of Kut Saiyid
Salih. There is one
small ferry-boat.
512
1
Muzaffer!, or
Muzaffarieh,
t c
L.
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20 brick houses, 180
mud houses and 20
shops ; also a large
caravanserai and a
qahvehkhdneh built
by Miz’al, the late
Shaikh of Muham-
mareh. The people
are Al Bu Kurd with
a few Dizfulis. They
have 10 mounted
men and 100 rifles
and are reputed
warlike.
This place was formerly
known as Ithleh.
It stands on a narrow
tongue of land be
tween two bends of
of the river. After
Muhammareh and
Nasiri, Muzaffari is
now the most im
portant place on the
Karun below Band-
i-Qir. The Shaikh
of Muhammareh has
a brick house here
and maintains an
agent, one of the Al
Bfi Kurd; he fre
quently camps here
in winter when he
has business at Naeiri
or with the Bavieh.
There is some trade
at Bandar Muzaffari
with the surrounding
tribes, and merchants
occasionally land
here with goods in
retail quantities.
One small ferry-boat
is kept here.