"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد III. جزء I: من A إلى K" [ظ‎‎٥‎٦‎٤] (١٢٧٨/١١٣٣)

sible for all goods lost or plundered from caravans within his district, and
charges a sort of transit due of 25 cents per krdn on every load of piece-goods,
and 124 cents on every load of miscellaneous merchandise. Colonel Pelly
is of opinion that English troops could not summer in tents or huts at Khisht
without suffering. He passed two days in the serai during July and two
days in the early part of September ; during both periods a fircely hot wind
blew all day. In July the thermometer was at 96° in the early morning
and about 110° in the heat of the day. The Frenchman, Petisdela Croix, in
1674 found it so hot that he spent the whole day lying in the river. Supplies
are obtainable from the town of Khisht, which is 4 miles north-west of Kumar
Takhteh on the Shiraz-Bushire road via Kazarun.—C'wrzow.)
KHIYAR—
A plain in the Chehar Mahal district, lying under the Kallar-Kuh, south
west of Isfahan. It contains the villages of Sartisnl, Gashniz Khan, Gahrud,
Shalamzar, Chighakhur and KharajL—(Stack)
KHOR, See KAUR.
KHUDA-ABAD— Lat 31° 1' N. ; Long. 55° 58' E. ; Elev. 4,468'.
A village in Kirman, 86 miles north-west of Kir man, on the road to Yazd
via Zarand and Bafq. The neighbouring cultivation is fed by a stream
of salt water, but the crops are excellent and supplies abundant. A desert
track runs from this place to Meshed via Tabas. (Sykes, 1894.)
KIIUlGAN.— Elev. 8,143'.
A small Armenian village in the Faridan district of the Isfahan province •
Government property. It is 18f miles from Nimagird, and 191 from Isfahan.
Water from streams ; wood practically nil : district treeless : barley and
chopped straw obtainable : other supplies practically unobtainable.—(Re/i
— Schindler.)
KHUL, KUH-I-, See Chada MULLA HAJI.
KHULLAR—Lat. Lonq. Elev.
A village in Ears, 32 miles from Shiraz. This village produces the grape
from which the celebrated wine of Shtfaz is made. This wine is exported
to many places. Some of the vineyards are said to be a thousand years
old. The inhabitants are warlike and trade a good deal in charcoal. •
(Pelly.)
KHUMAISEH, vide MUHAMMAREH District.
KHUNAZA BARNl— Lat. Long. Elev.
A river of Fars, which crosses the road between Kamarij and Kunar
Takhteh on the Shiraz-Bushire road. It is described as “ a fine stream, some
30 yards wide. ” — (Clerk.)
KHUNGUR—Lat. 30° 26' N.; Long. 55° 56' E. ; Elev.
A village in Kirman, 9 miles beyond Bahramabad, on the road to Shiraz.
(Preece, 1892.)
KHUNJ.—Lat., 27° 53' ; Long. 53° 29'.
A village in a district of the same name in S.-E. Fars, the district is
bounded on the N. by Juyum and Bidshahr, Afzar and Araba eh, on the
F. by Laristan, on the W. by Galehdailr on the S. by Asir and ’Alamarvasht