'GAZETTEER OF PERSIA. VOL. III. PART I: A to K' [‎534r] (1072/1278)

KAR—KARI 527
(Ap
proxi
mate)
mile.
Name.
Bank.
Inhabitants.
Remarks.
565
Mansieh
L.
10 huts occupied by
Ghuldms of the
Shaikh of Muham-
mareh, all of whom
have rifles and horses.
This place is in the
Ahwaz district.
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571
’Ali-ibn-al-Husain
L.
Two ruined tombs
only, with two or
three date trees
About one mile above
this place and one
mile inland from the
left bank of the Kar-
un is a marsh called
Kharmeh, fed by the
river at high rises, to
which Muhamrnar^h
buffalo-owners bring
their animals in
spring.
573
Kut-ul’-Abid
R.
At present deserted
The signs of former
habitation are now
scarcely visible.
581
Rehvali
j
R.
10 huts containing a
garrison of 3u ghu
ldms of the Shaikh
Here stood the tomb of
.Rubin bin Ya’qub,
pyramidal form and
of Muhammareh, all
built in 13 tiers
armed with rifles and
mounted, and be
longing to the Zu-
or stages. It fell
down in February
1906. On the same
waidat section of the
side of the river far-
Muhaisin. There is
ther down are 3 or 4
a ferry with a single
small boat.
mounds known as
Husainiat.
590
Qisbeh „
R.
20 huts of Sa’yids and
The Muhammareh date
1
r
Manai’at Muhaisin,
cultivators of dates.
belt begins here;
There is a c in il.
One small ferry-boat
is kept here^
590|
Ramsan
R.
15 huts of Ka’b of the
Dris division.
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' 591
Askaleh .
R.
Two mud huts on the
bank and a few
among the trees.
The name is attributed
to the existence for
merly of a custom-
The people are
Muhaisin of the Za-
waidat section.
house at this place.
The Shaikh Mu
hammareh has an
Above Askaleh is a
office here to inspect
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small but conspicu-
boats proceeding up
ous shrine called
Ami r-ul-Muminm,
which has recently
been repaired by
the Karun. It is in
cluded in the tract
properly called Haffar
which extends from
■
Mirza Hamzah, ad
viser to the Shaikh
Qisbeh to witnin
about a mile of the
of Muhammareh.
north-eastern corner
of Abbada island
2 p
Ft. I