"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎٧‎٧] (٧٠٦/١٥٨)

The principal cultivation is wheat. Some barley is also grown.
A great number of carpets are woven here, b it they are not of very fine
quality; they are exported to Europe via Tabriz or Baghdad. The
Shahsavans camp in the district during the summer.
DARKHUR—
A village situated on the side of hills to the north of the valley of
Zabiri, on a streami called Hajigah (?), between Hartinabad and Mahl-
dasht, in the province of Kirmanshah.— {Jones.)
DAR MULl—(Same as DAIR MULI q.v.)
A village in Kurdistan of about 30 houses situated high upon the eastern
slope of Kup, the lofty Udalan. Water from a spring; no trees; supplies :
1,000 sheep and goats; good grazing.— {Vaughan.)
DARNEH—
A defile in Kurdistan traversed by the Ab-i-Shlrvan, containing ruins
of a town and castle, used formerly as a stronghold on account of its ad
vantageous position. Pashas of Zuhab used to be called Lords of Darneh.—
{Rawlinson.)
DARRAM—
A village in Azarbaljan, on the left bank of the KlzTl tlzun, situated
in a beautiful and well-wooded valley. There is a palace of the Governor
of Zinjan here, where he passes a great part of the winter. The river
at this point is only fordable when the water is very low, but a bridge has been
. erected over it.— {Monteith.)
A valley in Azerbaijan, in the Pusht-i-Kuh district, on the north of
Safld Riid. It is surrounded with gardens, and contains a palace built by
a Royal Prince of Persia.— {Rawlinson.)
DARREH (1)—
A village in the Mian Kuh sub-division of the province of Yazd.— {Mac
Gregor.)
DARREH (2)—
A village about 46 miles from Sultanabad on the road to Burujird.—
{Schindler.)
DARREH ABARlK—
A plain in the Krimanshah district inhabited by the Shahrlk, Warmaziar
and Khaman clans of Kalhurs during the winter.— {T. C. Plowden.)
DARREHBID (Willow valley)—
A village on the Qaiz plateau in the Tirunkarvan district, 24| miles from
Varpusht, a couple of miles to the left of the road from Isfahan to Burujird.—
{Schindler.)
DARREH BUZURGEH—
A fertile plain between the Kainal and Tajar mountains on the road
between Nihavand and Daulatabad; it extends northwards to the Ab-i-
Kulan and has many villages belonging to the Malayar district.— {Schind
ler.)