"دليل بلاد فارس. مجلد II" [و‎‎٥‎٧] (٧٠٦/١١٨)

Piran.
Nanakall.
Hassan Aghat.
Mamandasina.
Mangur.
Mannish.
Pawa.
BILDAR (1)— Elev. 4,800'.
(Rawlinson.)
A village in Kirmanshah about 33 miles north-west of that city, and on
the western road from thence to Juanrad. It contains about 30 houses
inhabited by Bakhtlarwan, Kurds, Sunnis. It is the property of the
Vakll-ud-Dauleh, Kirmanshah, and is situated on the right bank of the
Kara-su, which is here lined with numerous willows, bushes and good
trees ; water from the river. Supplies : 5 horses, 30 donkeys, 150 cows,
600 sheep and goats. Grazing good. Firewood from the river banks.
Troops can camp in the vicinity. Roads from here to Ruvansir and
Kaklistan, each distant ab' ut 14 miles. There is good fishing by the village,
the river being full of fish.— {Vaughan 1897.)
BILDAR (2)— Elev. 4,800'. (Apparently an annexe of the above.)
A village in Kirmanshah situated on the right bank of the Kara-su, and
about 36 miles north-west of Kirmanshah city. It contains about 20
houses inhabited by Jafr Kurds. It has no trees, water, crops or cultiva
tion. Supplies :—40 cows, 300 sheep and goats ; good grazing ;. a road
runs from here to Juanrad, distant 19 miles.— (Vaughan 1897.)
BILGABAD—
A village in the Hashtrud district of Azarbaijan. It is the second
stage from Maragheh on the road to Mianeh and has a considerable eleva
tion. The soil of the surrounding country is a dark loam, and is culti
vated without artificial irrigation.— (Morier.)
BILUJ (?)—
A plain near the frontier of Kurdistan between the fort of Marivan and
Panjvin, watered by a stream called Ab-i-Zizub.— (T. C. Plowden.)
BlMANSUCHAl, also called Mashkhal and Yahara (q.v.)—
A stream near the frontier of Kurdistan, in the Zagros mountains, met
with a little north of Banjvm, on the road to Sarambal.— (Grerard.)
BIN—
A place in Kurdistan. It is the fourth stage from Baneh on the road
to Sinneh. It is in a mountainous district.—(Gerard.)
BINAB. See BUNAB.
BINAR— Elev. 5,350'.
Villages and camp of Shir Khan, Sultan of the Kulkham branch of
f Guran Kurds, which furnishes 100 infantry and 10 sowars to the Guran
| regiment of Kaleh Zangir. The Binar village lies on the road from Kaleh
Zangir to Gahvareh, about 15 miles from the latter, and consists of 40
houses; the camp of about 80 huts is \ mile to the west; various hamlets are
scattered about lower down the valley, which slopes to the Zimkan river
some 4 miles distant. Water is plentiful.