"الجغرافيا الشرقية لابن حوقل، رحّالة عربي من القرن العاشر" [‎١‎٠‎٩] (٣٨٨/١٦٢)

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Account of the Road from Shiraz to Isfahan.
F rom Shiraz to j\yb Hezar, nineteen farsang; from Hezar to
(jwoU Manein, six farsang; from Manein to Rekisa, which
is the o V Reseid Gah (the place of watching)^, six farsang;
from Rekisa to^jL^ Kumai*, four farsang; from Kumar to Kesr
Aaien, seven farsang; to Istakharan,
which is a village, seven farsang; from Istakharan to
Khan Aweis, seven farsang; from Khan Aweis to
Dhey Gouz, seven farsang; from Dhej Gouz to o-J Kerch,
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eight farsang; from Kerch to Khan Lenjaji, seven
farsang ; and from Khan Lenjan to Isfahan, nine farsang. The
borders of Pars extend to the Khan; and from Shiraz to that, is
forty-three farsang; and from Shiraz to Isfahan, seventy-two
farsang; from Shiraz to Kehrgan, seven farsang; and
from that to Khurestan, a small town, nine farsang;
from Khurestan to a rehat, four farsang; from the
rebat to Keroum, four farsang; from Keroum to
Besa,Hye farsang; from Besa to the town of Te-
* without the ^ would signify " the place of the chace, the hunting-
ground," &c.