"مذكرة أعدّها القس ج. ب. بادجر بشأن مطالبات بلاد فارس في بلوشستان ومكران، والتي تضمنت إشارة خاصة إلى مطالبها بجوادر وتشابهار" [ظ‎‎١] (٢٠/٢)

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The annexed Abstract indicates the political divisions of the maritime
provinces of Mekran, and their respective Governments, according to these several
authorities:—
Prevailing Governments on the Coast between Bender Abbas and Somnianee.
According to Mr. Badger
Bunder Abbas to
Sudeij, 60 miles
E. of Jashk.
Farmed by Sultan
of Muscat from
Persia.
Sudeij toTez, about
150 miles.
Tez to Cbarbar, and
the coast to the
yicinity of Gwet-
tur.
Gwettur
Jewnee
Meet Abdullah bin
Murad Muham
mad,who became
tributary to Per
sia 15 years ago.
Sultan of Muscat.
Been Muhammed.
a petty indepen
dent Chief of the
Zidgal tribe.
Lalla Midyan, Chief
of the Sheikh
Zada tribe, inde
pendent.
Gwadur or Gwadel Sultan of Muscat.
Punsmee — - IGian of Khelat.
Punsinee to Som- Jam of Beyla.
nianee.
According to Mr. Bassam.
Bunder Abbas to FarmedfromPersia
Gron. by Muscat.
Koi Mubarek to Sultan of Muscat
Khor Roal [30 has the nominal
miles E. of sovereignty.
Sudeij].
According to Bunya and Belooch
Nakhoda.
Tank to Tez
Charbar
Gwettur
Jewnee
Ameer of the Bo-
laidi, who is tri
butary to Persia.
- Sultan of Muscat.
Muhammed Ali
Gool Moham
med.
Sheikh Zada.
Gwadel - - Sultan of Muscat.
Punsinee to Khor Khan of Khelat.
Kalmat.
Khor Mara to Jam of Beyla.
Somnianee.
Bunder Abbas to
Charbar.
Belongs to Sultan of
Muscat, who gives
1,000 rupees of its
.revenue to Been
Mohammed Wal-
lud Ali, Chief of
Bushtanee.
Gwettur -
Jewnee
Gwadel
Punsinee to Or- Khan of Khelat.
mara (Khor
Mara.)
Ormara to Kur- Jam of Beyla.
rachee.
Meer Mohammed
Ali, a Belooch,
subject of Sultan
of Muscat.
Meer Mohammed, a
Belooch. Pays no
tribute, but makes
salam to Sultan of
Muscat and to
Khan of Khelat.
Sultan of Muscat.
It appears from these statements that Persia exercises no jurisdiction on the
coast of Mekran, with the exception of the interval between Sudeij and Tez, a
distance of 150 miles, or, according to Mr. Rassam, the country between Tank
and Tez, a distance of about 60 miles. That district was seized by the Persians
about 15 years ago, and its Chief, Meer Abdullah bm Murad Muhammed, now
tributary to the Shah, is represented as being impatient to throw off his constrained
allegiance^ ^ ^ R assam limits the coast territory farmed from Persia by the
Sultan of Muscat to the country between Bunder Abbas and Gron, and places the
interval between Koi Mubarek and Khor Roal, 20 miles to the westward of Tank,
including the town of Jashk, under the sovereignty of the Sultan of Muscat. My
own inquiries led me to infer that the farm extended along the coast from Bunder
Abbas to Sudeij, and after consulting the last treaty between Persia and Muscat
I am inclined to adhere to that conclusion; for Eiseen, (which I take to be the
“ Je°-een ” of the maps, situated about 30 miles to the eastward of Jashk,) is expressly
enumerated among the places made over, in farm, to the Sultan of Muscat. It is
very probable, however, that the supremacy of Persia over the coast territory
between Koi Mubarek and Sudeij (or Tank) was not conceded by the Sultan of
Muscat till 1856, the date of the last treaty between the two powers. Perhaps it
was their ignorance of the provisions of that treaty which led the Bunya and
Nakhoda consulted by Major Goldsmid, to place the entire line of coast between
Bunder Abbas and Charbar under the Sultan of Muscat; or, by saying that “ it
belonged” to that ruler, they may have meant nothing more than that it was
under his government. I note, moreover, that they wholly omit the territory of
the Ameer 5 of the Bolaidi, who is undoubtedly at present tributary to Persia.