‘A collection of treaties, engagements and sanads relating to India and neighbouring countries’ [‎259] (276/578)

AFGHANISTAN—NO. XIV—1894.
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of the Istia Jajis. (Then) it leaves the above-mentioned ravine and running
between the pastures of Jajis and Turis it passes to the western end of the Tewza
hillock. (Thence) it (runs) between the culturable lands of the people of Pathan
and Kharlachi, and reaches the Lora which it follows, and passing through Lora
Khula it runs between the culturable lands of the people of Pathan and Kharlaciu,
and on crossing the Kurram River it runs between the culturable lands of the afore
said people to Sulimani Chowki on the hill near the south (bank) of Kurram.
(Thence) ascending the Shon watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. and from there along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of the
same hill which separates the drainage of Shpol and Dozegar and Kurram and
passing through Zer Kamar, Babkai Sar and Inzar Kandao and Tabibulla Kandao
it ascends the summit of Mount Khwaja Khidr, generally known as Khwaja Khurm.
From there it runs along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of the hill which makes the water parting
of China, Kot, etc., on the Jaji Maidan side and Kurram—it passes through Saide
Kotanra and reaches Cherai Kandao. From Cherai Kandao it runs along the
watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of the above-mentioned hill till it reaches the Manz Darwazgai Pass
and from Manz Darwazgai (it runs) along the Avatershed of the hill which makes
the water parting between the Manz Darwazgai and Istar Darwazgai ravines it
reaches the Chapra Sar watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. . Near Shua Darga it descends from Chapra
Sar through Niazo Ghundi or Dorani Mela Sar and along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of Bando
Raga to the point of junction of the Shua Darga and Manz Darwazgai ra\ r ines
and crossing the above-mentioned ravines by the Lakka Tiga road it follows the
above-mentioned road to the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of the Ninawar Khwar and Jaji Maidan
(ravine) which it ascends to the Walli Hill. It descends along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of
the above-mentioned hill to Tirwa Watkai. Thence it crosses the Jaji Maidan
ravine to Tirwa Watkai, the second, and circling round the Malli Khel Turi grave
yard which is left to Kurram, it joins the foot of the Turkomanzai (spur). It
(passes) through the limits of the pastures of Zerpan to Zere Sar, Shamshad Sar
in a straight line to Dawe Sar, i.e., to the east of Koh-i-Naryag Sar. From there
it runs along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of the hill that divides the water of Khost from that
of Kurram and passes through Ghwanda Cherai, Shaona Kandao, Manjarra Kandao,
Khost and Kurram Kandao and Guldin Sar. Thence it ascends along the water
shed to Shobakghar, i.e., the Inzar Mountain. It goes along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of
the above-mentioned hill and thence along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of Shua Algad Sar to
Batoi Kandao and along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. it passes through Istar Dar till it reaches
the point of meeting of the watersheds of Kurram and Khost and Hassan Khels.
Thence it runs along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of the hill between Karangai and the country
of the Hassan Khel Wazirs and passing through Manjarra Sar and Andarpaia
Kandao it descends along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. to Tarlai Tangi and (then) crossing the
Kaitu stream it ascends along the watershed The boundary between adjacent drainage basins. of the hill which divides the drainage
of the Laram ravine from that of the Gorambai and Goreshta (nullahs). It passes
through Ucha Laram Sar and Bezo Sar till it joins on to the Laram peak shown
in the map. Ends.
I, Sardar Leader of a tribe or a polity; also refers to a military rank or title given to a commander of an army or division. Shirindil Khan, Naib Salar-i-Mulki, and I, J. Donald, who have been
(respectively) appointed by His Highness the Amir and the illustrious Go\ r ernment
of India for the settlement of the details of the above-mentioned frontier, have