'Military Report of the Nushki-Chagai-Western Sinjarani Country' [‎47r] (98/302)

pn^aoes in anv undertaking without his advice and consent. For if
Dilawlr Khan were to los°e the support of the latter and the clan of
which he is chief, the strength of the Burirgsadagan would be msufficent
to maintain the prestige its chief now possesses. m ble at
The neighbouring chiefs from Bampusht and Sarhad assemble at
Dilak to consult together before taking action in any matter, and there
reems an indication that there is a confederacy among these ch.efs
U is owing to this and his senw-sacred character as a^ayad and the
hatred that would be called forth by such an act, that the 1 ersians _
late to punish him summarily, for both Dilawar Khan and h.s son, Mrr
A ^^i!^XnX^si^™: Persians for the revenue but
this is hrst'coUected by the" Dehwar chief. At least so ,t appeared from
the information received. {Tate.)
BlJZ A ra^ine^nd halting-place on the Mashkel river in Western Balu-
chistan, s° miles north of Dashtak, on the road to the He mand. Water,
fuel, forage and grass are very abundant. (MacGregor.)
This word means chabar, i.e., the short ihnt
places. It is the Brahui name for Singbur Chv.ma , • v
land.)
CHAH ARABAN— See Araban Chah. #
CHAHAR-ASIAB, OR ASIAF.-Lat. 29 ° 33'i Long. 66 5 . Elev
Four water-mills on a canal drawn from the waters of the Kaisar
stream."Each mill has four or five '-ge ^trees ^ow.n^r ,t.
thefcanfping-ground'near^the'fden^'al village Nushki passed close to the
upper mill. {Roome.)
CH 'am!T is the centre of three districts of Western Baluchistan Nushki
beinc on the east and Western Sinjaram on the west. It has an area o
ab ““ l V^eafdKtHcrconsists of two fertile portions, viz., the alluvial
plains 6 surrounding Clmgaifortand ^bandm The latter j “exten-
Chagai district is marked bj f ^erslmd^oj ^the wj^
rT^ noBh wLt trManrd Chauki, and thence north to the Baluch-
A ^Cdone 1°Bell^who vtsi ted G thu”district in July .888, writes as follows
MS' U a s"’ its tticks, a-and e and ot S,o„e ; se™ to^suit them ^.he
corn^couhTbegrcwn and^lher winter crops; more stock reared. Its summer crops