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Table of Feili Lurs (Rawlinson)> 1836.
Great diyisions.
Pfsh-kuh
Pusht-i-kuh
Dependencies...
Tribes.
Dilfan
Sild-Sfla
Bala Giriwa
Amalab
..A
Feili
Bajilan ... ^
Bairanawand ..
Hulilani
Subdivisions.
Kakawand
Yiwetiwand
Muminawand
Raisawand
Bijinawand
Chuwari
Hasanawand
Kullwand
Yusufawand
Reshniih
Saki
Papi
Dirikawand
Kusbkl
Ziwabdar
Umriii
Mirakhiir
Katirji
Gholam
Motimad
Rukruk
Zulah
Kurd
Shauhiin
^Vlehaki
Chahar Situn
Dinarfwand
Dalwand
Sag-wand*
AHwand
Dushiwand
Osmanawand
Jalalawand
Dajiwand
Balawand
Surkhameri
I
No. of F amilies.
Of each
tribe.
Of great
divisions.
15,000
15,000
6,000
3,000 I
1
I
12,000 ^
J
JoS] 2 ' OCO
liooo} 2 ' 500
5001
500 I
200 y
100 I
000J
E esideitcb.
38,000
12,000
4,500
1,500
56,000
Summer.
Khawah
Harasim
Khawah
Alishtar
and
Khawah
Taf near Khoramabad
Abistan ■)
Sar Hum )
Kuhi-Haftad-Pehlu |
Winter.
Assesss-
ment of
great
divisions.
HuliUfi ... ^
Hulllan, Dujali and Ktih
Dasht
Riidbar
Chardawer
Terhan
Jaidar
Seimarrah
Pusht-i-Kuh
Kir-Ab and plain of
Lur
Kerki, Mangerrah, and
plain of Reza
These tribes are Deh Nishins, who cultivate the
Khalisah, or Crown lands, at Khoramabad,
Seimarrah, Terhan and Kuhdasht. They do
not migrate at all.
Remarks.
The Ylwetiwands and Mumina-
wands supply at present a body
of 350 infantry to the Crown.
J- 40,000
Yailaks of the range of
Keblr-ktih both on
the north-east and
south-west faces.
Huru
Hills adjoining Hulilan
Sirwan, Jistan, Badrai,
and plains of Abladam
Plains of Sus, and be
yond the Kerkhah to
Beh Luran.
Plain of Hulilan
i
)■ 15,000
I
J
2,000
3,500
60,500
The distribution of this sum of
40,000 tomans varies yearly, and
it is impossible therefore to give
the details. The Amalah tribe,
however, who are offsets of all
the other tribes, and were em
ployed by the former Walls as
their immediate servants, are
very lightly charged, the culti
vation of the Crown lands being
accounted in lieu of taxation.
The Wall of Pusht-i-Kuh has the
sole direction of his own re
venues, and claims to account
personally with the Karmanshah
government for the assessment
of his district.
These tribes are refugees of the
last century, from the vicinity of
Mosul. They are iightly taxed,
having to furnish a body of 1,200
horse to the Crown.
These tribes are now usually in»
eluded in Karmanshah. Ihey
furnish 500 Infantry.
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*This is the only tribe of Luristan in whose name any similitude is to be detected to the Sagapeni of Strabo; but as the Sagwand is a stranger tribe, no weight can be attached to
the resemblance of the titles.