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entrance to which is some 8 miles south of the village. Tracts lead from
here up the valley north-westwards through Gusheh to the Tang-i-Gaz ;
northwards over the Haftshagan Pass (10,000 feet) to Deh-i-Kurd (14 miles)
and Qahfarukh (16 miles) ; eastwards over the Gardan-i-Shaikh to Shams-
abad (12 miles) ; south-eastwards through Dastaneh to Shalmzar, which
is used as a carriage road by the Khans ; and southwards through the Tang-
i-Darkash Warkash to Behishtabad and Ardal (18 miles).
Junaqan is the residence of Haji ’ All Quli Khan, Sirdar Asad (1905), of the
Bakhtiari. To the south of the village stands this extensive kaleh with a
garden facing it on the south. One block of buildings within the fort, of
recent date, has rooms of European design furnished throughout in French
style, in which European guests are entertained. The owner himself, as
well as his eldest son, Ja’far Quli Khan, Bahadur-ud-Dauleh speaks French ;
while the second son, Muhammad Taqi Khan, speaks some English. The
village* with a population of some 1,200, has a poor aspect ; supplies are
obtainable through the Khan to any extent, and water from several springs
of excellent quality. There is a brook coursing down its main street; the
spring comes out of a small hill, £ of a mile above the village, and
passes through a track which swarms with fish sacred to the memory o£
the three daughters of Imam Musa Qasim, who are represented by the
willows on the hill. The neighbouring hills abound in game, such as ibex,
moufflon, gazelle, and occasional bears.— (Arbuthnot, 1905.)
JURE—
A tribe of Khuzistan, consisting of 600 adult males dwelling in huts at
Hawizeh, to which they are tributary.— (Ross.)
JURUF— Lat. Long. Elev.
A village on the west of ’Abbadan island. It contains 30 mud huts
and is inhabited by Dris.— (Persian Gulf Gazetteer, 1908.)
JURUF BAIT HAJI JARRAH—
A village on the west coast of ’Abbadan island. It contains 30 mud
huts, and is inhabited by Dris.— (Persian Gulf Gazetteer, 1908.)
3USHUR—
A village in Kirman near Mashiz (q.v.).
JUYl— Lat. Long. Enfiv.
A clan of Lurs, numbering about 500 families, dwelling about Fehliam
between Shiraz and Behbehan in Fars. They keep no herds, but breed*
and are in possession of about 100 mules.— (Ross.)
JUYUN— Lat. Long. Elev.
A camp in the open desert in Fars, 36 miles south-east of Jehrum, on
the road to Lar. There are no supplies here, but water is procurable from
wells.— (Jones.)
For more details of Juyun see route 28.
JUZUAN (? JUZJAN)— Lat. 28° 44' N. ; Long. 54° 31' E. ; Elev.
A village in Fars, about 6 miles west of Darab, on the road to Shiraz
via Fasa — (Ouseley.).
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