"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد I" [و‎‎١‎٧‎٦] (٨٢٠/٣٥٨)

Kaml-i-Pain is situated on the bank of a small hill stream in a ravine
of a spur of the Baidar mountains, about | a mile below Kami-i-Baia, on the
Turbat-i-Haidarl side. It consists of 45 houses and 120 inhabitants, and
possesses 40 cattle and 500 sheep and goats. The annual production of
wheat and barley in ordinary years (§ wheat, i barley)_is about 2,1(>0
Indian maunds. The two villages belong to Abdur Riza Khan, Sartip
(colonel) of the Qaial levies.— (Maula Bakhsh ; Wanliss, 1903.)
KAMI (No. 2)—
A hamlet of Khorasan in the Kakh buluk, which is said to be the richest
in the Tabas province. It contains some 20 houses, and is situated
on the road from Kakh to Bijistan. Between the latter town and Kami,
a distance of 14 miles, there is a scarcity of water. (BelleW.)
KAMINJAN—
A village situated in the Kain sub-division of the Kain district between
Naughab and Afiiz, being 23 miles from the former and 7 miles from the
latter.
The revenue of Kaminjan with the 23 hamlets (Mazra ehs) attached to it
is :—
Land revenue
Family tax
Sheep tax
T. K. S.
.. 127 1 10
.. 18 0 0
.. 285 0 0
Total tiimdns .. 430 1 10
KAMIlBIN (CHAMlABUNH
A half-ruined village of 20 houses in the Mazinan sub-district of Sabzawar,
in Khorasan, 29 miles south-west of Mazinan. It has no tufangchis. —
(Schindler.)
ANA BIST (No. 1)—
A village, 10 miles east of Meshed. It has 500 families of Kurds
Kainls, Barbaris and Jamls.— (Smyth, 1906.)
KANA BIST (No. 2)—
A village in Khorasan, situated about 4 miles west of Meshed, on the
north side of the Meshed valley, and about 2 miles from the low hill which
forms the northern boundary of the valley. It is a strong little place, sur
rounded by a respectable wall and a ditch, with its water-supply safe,
and is not commanded. It is inhabited by 1,500 families of Sunni Haz
aras, who own 3,500 cattle and 10,000 sheep and goats. The annual pro
duction of wheat and barley amounts to 40,000 and 20,000 Indian
maunds respectively.— (MacGregor', Oranoffsky, 1894.)
KANCHl— Lat. 36° 59' 30'; Long. 55° 36' 0".—(Napier.)
A village in the valley of Naudeh in the province of Astarabad. It is
one of four hamlets known collectively as Parsian, or Farsian. The vil
lage lies in a glen, down which flows a stream. It has 150 houses and a
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