"ملاحظات حول سيستان الفارسية" [ظ‎‎٥‎٤] (١٤٢/١١٣)

DEH
DEH SHAHRIARI.— . ,. , . .
A village of 50 houses in the Sheb-i-Ab district, which obtains water by
means of a small canal branching from the Shela Kafir,
Resources. Four ploughs of cultivated land, 30 cattle, 40 sheep and
goats, 6 camels, and 20 donkeys,
DEH SOKHTA.- t , , . . . ,
Is a well-built village of about 140 houses, belonging to Agha Mir Sayid
Ali, the chief Mullah of Seistan, and situated in the south-west of the
MahaH-Nahrui. Water is obtained by a canal cut from the Rud-i-Sheb-
i-Ab near Dashtak, and the soil is exceptionally fertile and well cared for.
The inhabitants are chiefly Sharaki and Khimmar.
“■“Twelve ploughs of cultivated land, 1 hoise, 40 cattle, 150
sheep and goats, 2 camels, and 100 donkeys.
DEH SURDAK.— . , ^ c ei .
A village of 50 wattle-and-daub huts, belonging to the Mahal ot bharis-
tan-i-Kohna in the Nahrui district.
The inhabitants are Gurgich Baluchis.
Resources, —Six. ploughs of cultivated land, 3 horses, 20 cattle, 100 sheep
and goats, 5 camels, and 12 donkeys.
DEH TAGHAL— . , , _ ,
A village of 40 houses^ on the Shela Kahr canal in the south-west or JMian-
kangi, which belongs to the large village of Tuti.
The inhabitants are chiefly of the Kakha tribe.
Resources .— r lhree ploughs of cultivated land, 20 cattle, 50 sheep and
goats, and 15 donkeys.
DEH YAR MOHAMMED.— . .
A small village of 20 houses in the south-west of Pusht-i-Ab, drawing its
water-supply from the Nurab or waste channel cut from the Zahak to the
Naizar to save Nasratabad from the danger of floods.
There is no cultivation belonging to the village, but the inhabitants go
to Karbasak, and assist in the cultivation there.
Resources .—Thirty cattle, 100 sheep and goats, and 25 donkeys.
DEH YAR MOHAMMED-I-ALUM.—
A village of 50 wattle-and-daub huts in Miankangi, which is the head
quarters of the Mahal of Ckillingak, itself a subsidiary Mahal of Siadak.
Resources .— Five ploughs of cultivated land, 2 horses, 100 cattle, 140
sheep and goats, and 20 donkeys.
DEH ZIARAT GAH.— ;
A village of 20 houses belonging to the Mahal of Khamak, situated in the
Sharaki district. .
Resources.~Vsvo ploughs of cultivated land, 5 cattle, 100 sheep and
goats, and 8 donkeys.
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