‘The Oriental geography of Ebn Haukal, an Arabian traveller of the tenth century’ [‎145] (198/388)

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dasir, two merhileh; from Berdasir, that is, Vashir, to
Khemrud, one long merhileh; and from Khemrud to
Zareid, one merhileh; and from Zareid to the desert, one long
merhileh.
On the road from Sirgan to Khehes, one first goes to
Bermashir, one merhileh: from Bermashir to
Beherje, one merhileh; this is on the skirts of the desert: from
Bam to Jireft, one merhileh.
The road of Jireft to Pars is, from Jireft to Maaoun,
two merhileh; to Kashgird, one merhileh; from Kash-
gird to Sour dan to Mourouan, one merhileh ;
from Mourouan to Jirouan, one farsang ; from Jirouan
to Kesisan, one; to Rouhin, one merhileh;
to pjb Baremy one merhileh.
The distances on the road from Jireft to Hormuz are these:
From Jireft to Kashgird, and from that, going on the left hand,
to Kounein, one merhileh; from Kounein to ^
Beherrengan, one merhileh; from that to Menunjan,
one; from that to Hormuz, one merhileh; from Hormuz to the
city Shehr) and the sea-side, one merhileh.
These are all the roads and distances of Kirman. After this,
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