"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [ظ‎‎٤‎٥] (٧٠٦/٩٥)

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BAG—BAH
BlGH-I-SHAIKH—
A village 5 miles east-south-east of Saveh on the road to Kum from that
place.— \Abbott.)
BAGH-I-ZUMURRUD—
A royal garden in the valley of ’AH, 10 miles from Damavand. Prob
ably the same as Takht-i-Zumurrud (q.v.). — (Morier.)
BlGHKHAN—
The local name for the mountains, which shut in on either side the val
ley of the Cham-i-Garan in Kurdistan. They are sometimes called the
Kuh-i-Cham-i-Garan and form part of the great Zagros range. It is
traversed here by the Sinneh-Sulaimanieh road.— (Plowden.)
BAGHLASHAH—
A village of 15 houses, to the right of the Tabrlz-Kirmanshah road about
62 miles from Kirmanshah.— (Napier.)
BAGHLUJEH—(Bagh-i-alucheh, plum-garden).
A village in Khamseh, 17 miles from Zinjan, to the left of the road thence
to Tabriz.— (Schindler.)
BAGLAUN— also Bugalan, Boulan
A village in the Ardabil district of Azarbaljan. It is situated between
' Ardabil and Namln on the road to Astara.— (Holmes; Todd.)
BAHAMBER—
A stream falling into the Gulf of Enzali.
BAHAR—
A village of 300 houses situated in the open plain and surrounded by cul
tivation (principally wheat), about 7 milts from Hamadan on the road to
Bijar.— (Inzar Gul.)
BAHARLtj—
A tribe of Persia, who were originally a section of the Shamlu, brought
from Syria by Timur. They were one of the Turkish Kizilbash tribes {q.v).
They now number 2,500 families, half residing in Ears, half in Azarbaljan.
— (Schindler.)
BAHLUN (?)—
A village, 11| miles from Kashan, on the road to Tehran.
BAHRAMABAD (spelt in original “ Bairamabad ”) (1)—
A village, 11 miles from Tehran, on the road to Saveh— (Abbott.)
BAHRAMABAD (2)—
A village in Kurdistan, 11 miles from Sinneh, on the road to Hamadan.—
(Kinneir.)
BAHRAMAbAD-I-PAIN and B AHRAMAbAD-I-BALA-
Two small villages in Lower Silakhur containing 20 to 30 houses, about
31 miles from Burujird on the road to Isfahan. The villages are on the bounda
ry of Silakhur and the Bakhtiari country.— (Schindler; McLachlan.)