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FIJRtfT—
A small fort in Khorasan, about 11 miles west of Mesbed, situated in a
cultivated and generally plain country, with many fortified villages in
the vicinity.— (Forster.)
FILLI— Lat. 37° 17' 0" ; Long. 58° 50' 0"—(Stewart).
A village in the Darreh Gaz district of Khorasan, about 10 miles west of
Muhammadabad.— (Stewart.)
FINDUKHT— Elev. 3,627'.
A village of 40 houses in the Zir Kuh sub-division of Blriand.—
(H.D. Napier.)
FIRING, FARING, or FARANG-I-FARSHAN—
A village of considerable size in Astarabad, situated on the Kuhsar
plateau, and containing about 1,000 houses.— (Napier.)
FIRINJ—
A small walled village of Khorasan in the Alghur buluk of the Kain
district. It is on the road between Eirjand and Kain, and has some vine
yards and patches of corn cultivation.— (Belleiv.)
FIRIZl— Elev. 5,100'— (C. E. Yate).
A large village situated in a glen in the Chinaran buluk of the Meshed
district in Khorasan, 8 miles south of Chinaran. The population is estimat
ed at 300 families of Saiyids, Tajiks and Za’afaranlu Kurds. The people
have little corn land, and are greatly dependent on the sale of walnuts and
other fruit. The Firizi people say that they sell about 1,000 tumdns
worth of walnuts a year, hhey dispose of them to Russians, Armenians,
and others at Nisbapur where the walnuts realize about 12 lumdns a
'khanvdr or 3 brans per 1,000. One tree is said to yield a crop of 10,000
walnuts. A big walnut tree is valued at about 10 tumdns here. The
revenue of Firizi amounts to 300 tumdns in cash and 15 kharwdrs of grain
per annum.—(Napier ; C. E. Yate ; Maula Bakhsh.)
FIRIZNEH-
A village on the eastern frontier of Khorasan, being the last on Persian
soil between Khaf and Ghurian. The country between it and Shirabad,
the first Afghan village, is fertile.— (Stewart.)
FIRUGEH—
A large village of Khorasan, situated on a plateau in the Kuchan
district, just south of the crest of the Atak range.—(Aapfer.)
FlRUZABAD (No. 1)—
A village in the Shahrud district, situated in a wild glen in the Jaghatab
mountains drained by the stream called Pul-i-Abrisham. It belongs
to the buluk of Farumad.— (Napier.)
FlRUZABAD (No. 2)—
A village situated in the Kain valley, If miles north-east of Kain. It
contains 50 houses and has 70 inhabitants, 30 cattle, and 300 sheep and
48 LB. o -r.