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HUL-HUS
separates the Kamareh from the Gulpaigan district. The road down the
Gulpa T gan side is generally 12 feet wide, but for 400 to 500 yards is a mere
mule track over rocks. Hulwun is one of a mass of barren, steep, rocky
hills.—(M, 1884.)
HULVAN, HOLWAN, or MALAYAN—
A river of Kirmanshlh, which rising above the defile of Rijab, a few miles
east of Zuhab, joins the Ab-i-Direh at Milleh Yakub. Their combined
streams then flow past Qasr-i-Shir n (q.v.) and Khaniqin, and join the Ab-i-
Shirvan near Kizil-Rubat, whence the united stream is known as the Dyala.
Its water is unwholesome. It forms the southern boundary of the Zuhab
district. It is crossed by a substantial bridge at Sar-i-pul-i-Zuhab.
HUMAYtTN—
A small village 15 miles from Burujird, in the lower Sllakhur district
to the left of the road to Khurramabad.— {Schindler.)
HGMEH—
One of the seven districts of the province of Qum, it contains the town
of Qum {q. v) and the old district of Sarajeh {q. v.). It extends in the
south to a smallrange with the Du Baradaran (Two Brothers) peaks which
was formerly called Kuh-i-Vishvieh, in the east to the desert, in the
north to the Kara Su, and in the west to Khalajistan and Saveh.—-
(Schindler.)
HUMlL—
A pass over the Kurdistan mountains leading from Sardasht to Sulaiman-
ieh in Turkey.
On the Persian side the road first enters a tributary glen, then ascends
by a sharply rugged and laborious pull to the top of the gorge in 3 hours.
The descent for 3| hours is exceedingly tedious and painful, and to laden
cattle dangerous. At the foot of the descent the road crosses the Aqsu
river. The pass is quite impassable in the winter on account of the snow,
which lies on the mountains.— (Travers; Fraser.)
HUMNA—
A village in Azarbaijan, about 1| miles south of Dehkharqan, on the
Tabriz-Sinneh-road via Maragheh.— (Morier.)
HUNlANDAR—
A village inhabited by Kurds, Shi’ahs, situated in the valley west of
Kamiaran in the Kirmanshah district, the second stage from Kirman-
shah to Sinneh. It contains 30 houses, is watered by a stream, and has
some trees. Supplies: 300 sheep and goats.— (Vauqhan.)
HtfRIN—
A town in Kirmanshah, 7 miles north of Shaikhan.— (Rawlinson.)
HUSAINlBAD (1)—
A village in the Tirun-Karvan district 11 miles from Varpusht and
2 miles to the left of the road from Isfahan to Burujird. A small stream
here.— (Schindler.)