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claim to this land is false, hut * as the. Laraki are supp
orted oy Morteza Quit Khan, the Bahthai are afraid that he
may help them to take possession of* it 'by force«
The failure of the Persian Government to keep promises
to him.
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mad
(d) 0 The threats made by Abdullah Khan of what he would do if
Mohammad All maintained relations with Government officials*
since this meeting Mohammad Ali has expressed his intention
of visiting Behbehan arid has given a cold reception to a
special emissary sent to him by Abdullah Khan, The question
of his sister’s marriage has not yet 'been settled (see Diary
9,. para 11)«
B A
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month Maleic Mans'.;
aran area
During th
on the outskirts of the Gach
outstanding scores with J'affar Bakhshai,
badan, where the -AIOO landing ground is
Assistant Political Adviser told him not
into the Oil dompanyhs area or create tr
reccno idiation has since taken place,
Babbsnan was present at the discussico
area, who i
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Maiek Mansur, - a move
1 concerned, (see Diary 8,
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&. Diary 7,
Khan hayat Daoudi,
Monarnmad .A ..11 Liravi took refuse in the fort of Qaleh Gi.labi
*» h t J re • • o r\ i ~ 4" -v** h r* d- 'HV. Tb va — t r > V» . -.at •'* t . — «■- -v-
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rifles lie lias with him, but are afrai
may be resented by Ghiraz,
Persian audhjri'lies ne?e are
some to Behbehan and > and over the
4- V.
eir interference
D L URIQ TAN' TRlBE c b
($) > The rivalry between Ali Mohammad Khan Ghazanfari
of Dr1fan and his cousin Amanuilah Khan of Tarhan continues
to give rise to inter-tribal intrigue/ and negotiation,
Brigadier Gulshayan said to have summoned some Dllfan
tribal chiefs to Ivhorramabad to explain a recent declaration
of allegiance to Ali Mohammad, whose attempts to detach
.Aiflanuliah 1 s adherents seems to .be meeting with some success*
G~.ash.es in the «airnarreh district of Pupht-i~Kuh between the
local Mirs have caused miid re per cus sions/in Luristan, where
one of the contending parties appears to be trying to obtain
support among the Papi and Bala Gariveh tribes.
n
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contin
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author
June,
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During the first half of the month negotiations
between the Arabs of the Mian-Ab and the Persian
os, ^ I visited Ahu Dasht with Colonel rT oel on ihe 5th
he Mian-Ab -^neikhs had been informed beforehand of my
none of them came to see me. Their representatives
the demands made by the Persian authorities and our
selves (see.diary 9 para 14(a) ), the Persians would take
action and we would not listen to any representations the
Arabs might subse.quently make* fix military aircraft arrived
from Isfahan on the 13th and additional cavalry and artillery
moved, to Anu—Lar?b.t from Aiiwaz* Brigadier Humayuni instructed