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HASANF—HASANR
HASAN FALAK—
A high mountain north-west of Isfahan, between Kokah and Khumain
on the road to Daulatabad.— (Floyer.)
HASANIKDIK—
A small village, 5 stages north of Tehran, on the road intoMazandaran
by the Gachisar Kotal. It is situated on the Lora river, which comes
down from the Kotal, and which is crossed here by a bridge of poles thrown
across. The village has a shrine, lately renewed.— {Lovett.)
HASANI—■
A largish village of 400 houses, population 1,500, situated about 30 miles
to the north-west of Isfahan on the road to Khunsar. The place is divided
into 2 parishes ; it owns 2 Jcandts. It is owned by peasant proprietors;
there is a good deal of cultivation and numerous vineyards. Karbdz and
gilims are woven by the women — (Preece.)
HASAN KHAN—
A ruined fort in Kurdistan used as a caravansarai i 5 or 6 miles from
Sinneh towards K irmanshah.—( Taylor .)
of Khudafarin, where there is
{Telegraph Department.)
HASAN KHlN LtJ—
A village on the Russian frontier east
a Persian Government telegraph office.-
Distances along the frontier—
Altan, facing the Russian village of the same name, to Bahram Tapeh
which is opposite the Persian village of Hasan Khan Lu 15 Versts.
Hasan Khan Lu to BUeh Savar .. *• ..54 Versts.
BIleh Savar to Azadlu .. .. .. • • 62 Versts.
Azadlu to Aruz .. .. .. “ -‘21 Versts.
Aruz to Daman .. . • • • • • «. 60 \ ersts.
Daman to Kelves or Khelves .. .. • • 37 Versts.
Kelves to Astara *. .. ‘*75 Versts.
Total distance from Hasan Khan Lu to Astara .. 309 Versts.
At Hasan Khdn Lu there are sheep and cattle, and a little corn is grown.
The frontier from Hasan Khan Lu to Daman is the country of smugglers
of tea and sugar from Persia to Russia. Labourers pass the frontier
here in great numbers every year, entering Russia for the harvest season,
and returning the same way to Persia. They thus evade the necessity
of having passports.— {Rabino.) ^ .
HASAN NAN—
A village of 20 houses in the Samnan district, 53 miles east of Samnan
town, on the road to Tabas via Dasgirdun.— {Stewart.)
HASANRUD—
Twenty-one miles from Kashan, on the road to Sultanabad. The village
which contains 100 houses, population 450, belongs to peasant proprietors
and is under the Kashan government; 510 tumdns are paid as taxes. There
are two kandts; 10,400 lbs. of grain are sown yearly.— {Preece, 1893.)