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The length of the plain is about 3 farsakhs and its width in the centre |
farsakb. On the left at the foot of the mountain is a village called Shuan
numbering 40 houses ; proprietor, Vekil-ed-Dowleh, Cultivation : opium
and grain. The yearly output of opium is 30 batmans.
At 300 metres from the road and at the same distance from the moun
tain in the central part of the plain to the left of the road is the village of
Zebiri: 15 houses. Proprietor, Javan Mir Khan, son of Akbar Khan
Khamman. Cultivation : grain. Carpet-weaving. The cemetery is in the
centre of the village. The inhabitants are of the Gualandar Lekki divi
sion ol Kalbors.
Near this village is another village cf the name of Zeviri or Zebiri
belonging to Seifullah Khan, numbering about 20 house?. Katkhoda Said
Khan. Cultivation: grain. The inhabitants are of the Chulek division of
Kalhors.
At £ farsakh from the road at the foot of the mountain in front of Zebiri
is a third village of the name of Zebiri belonging to Mehra Ali Khan. The
inhabitants are of the Delu division of Kalhors. Cultivation: grain. Kat
khoda Asghar. 10 houses. The Delus are nomads and inhabit in winter
the plain of Gilan. (The three villages of Zebiri are now named Hassan-
abad.)
On the left of the road at £ farsakh from the Nal-sbekan mountain is the
village of Kerim Hasseleh, numbering 7 or 8 houses and belonging to the
chief of the Kalhors. Cultivation : grain.
The plain of Tejeris situated between the Nalshikan and Kemal-ed-din
mountains. The road crosses this plain in a S. W. W. direction forming an
angle of about 110° with the mountain.
The road then goes over a succession of small hills and is scarcely pas
sable for wheeled traffic. In front of the village are numerous cemeteries
of nomads. In the plain to the right of the road the Larini division of
Kalhors have their summer encampments.
The village of Larini is at 1? farsakhs from Harunabad and at 500
metres to the right of the road. This village is inhabited in winter by the
tribe of the same name. 50 houses.
Cultivation: grain. The inhabitants pass the summer months under
canvas.
The plain of Raven in which is Harnnabad is ended by a range of moun
tains which joins the Tang-i-Sandukeh range. This range extends for 1 i
farsakhs up to Tush-Khoshkehand is cut by the Manglareh pass which is
on the road from Harunabad to Gilan.
The mountain at the foot of which are the villages of Harunabad and Bad-
reh is named Guerreh-Abbas-Ali and extends from the Mahidasht-Harun-
abad road up to £ farsakh further on than Harunabad and runs parallel to
the Harunabad-Kerin road.
The plain of Raven is 3 farsakhs in length. Harunabad is at 6 good
farsakhs from Mahidasht and at 5 from Kerind. The distance from
Badreh to Harunabad is i farsakh.
Badreh, 40 houses. Cultivation: grain. Carpet-weaving. Proprietor:
Amir Arslan Khan Saram-i-Nizam. Katkhoda Assad. Inhabitants are of
the Badrei tribe who come from Baghdad.