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KALEH
KALEH-I-AR RASUL SALIF—
northern Kurdistan, 30 miles south-south-east of Sauj Bulagh
KALEH-I-AMRULLAH-KHAN—
isolated hill in the Ardalan district of Kurdistan, 7 miles south of
Sinneh. It is said to have a spring close to the summit.— {Gerard.)
KALEH-I-BIZARUD—Elev. 5,256'.
The name given to a house and gardens, the property of Zabir-ul-Mulk
of Kirmanshah (1897), which lie in Kandula valley 2 miles south-east of
Kandula. There are three separate gardens amounting to 30 acres. The
gardens are fringed and avenued with fine poplars, and contain many
sorts of fruit trees and a large acreage of vineyards. They are watered
by streams from Bizarud, and m addition have several springs within
their limits.— {Burton.)
KALEH-I-DAIR—
A halting-place in Kirmanshah 12 hours on the road fro m Sinneh to
Zuhab.— {Gerard.)
KALEH-I-DUKHTAR (1)—Elev. 10,500'.
A ruined dome of masonry situated on the top of a very steep hill of
slate rock, about 20 miles north of Tehran, between the villages of Ahar
and Sarak, and near the source of the Jaj river. It was probably some
kind of shrine. The absence of water anywhere precludes the idea that
it was a fortalice, which the country people affirm it to have been.
{Lovett.)
KALEH-I-DUKHTAR (2)—
A ruined castle on the summit of a rock on the right bank of the Kizil
Uzun river, Azarbaijan. It is near Mianeh on the road to Akhand.
Artaxerxes is said to have built it as a prison for a princess of the blood-royal
and ’Abbas the Great destroyed it because it served as a place of refuge for
robbers.— {Tancoigne .)
KALEH-I-FAIZABAD—
A small strongly-walled village, with a caravansarai; it lies 9 miles from
Qum, and is also called Karavansarai-i-Qallun Farash. It has a well
of brackish water just drinkable.—( W. 0. Report on Persia, Part II Route
260 .)
KALEH-I-HASILIN—
A village of fifty huts in Kurdistan, 9 miles west-south-west of Panjvin,
on the road to Sulaimanieh.— {Gerard.)
KALEH-I-HAT1M—
A village of 60 houses, 4| miles from Burujird on the road thence to
N aha vand.— {Schindler. )
ALEH-I-KAJ (?)—
A place in Kurdistan on the left of the Tibriz-Sinneh road, about 5 mile
north of the latter.— {Morier.)