‘The Oriental geography of Ebn Haukal, an Arabian traveller of the tenth century’ [‎274] (327/388)

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Distances of Stages on the Road of Cfiaje.
F rom Chaje to the extreme boundary of the land of Islam ;
from cx/;I j I Market to ^Ketran, tlie road of Chaje and
of Ferghaneh is the same, as far as the Rehat Ahmed;
there it turns off on the right hand : if one wishes to go to Ketran
it is one merhileh ; and if one wishes to go to aj L c ^. Jermaiah,
it is likewise one merhileh; from that to Deiruk, from
Deiruk to Shuk Hosein ; from that to
Shuk Kenend ; from that to (wCo Felk ; from that to
Ashourket; from that to Beiket ; from that to the Rebat
Abou alAbbass ^vLoJl , which is called ^yiA Aikeren;
from that to the village of Abdikerd; from that to
Senjan ; from that to cxJoJj* Tajeket; and from Taje-
ket to Teraz, two days journey; during which there is not
any inhabited place. If one wishes to go the road of
Benaket, he must proceed from Abraket to
Zamin ; from that to ^ Hawes ; from that to Selket;
from that to Sour; from the banks of the Jihoon to^Jiy^
Teraz, is a distance of twenty-two merhileh; from that to
Ferajun, one merhileh; from Mesalkal, one
merhileh ; from Maberbouaar, one merhileh; to