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KHURH-KHURR
KHURHEH or KHURHEDEH—
A village of 150 houses in the Mahallat province, 48 miles north-east by
north of Gulpaigan, it is beautifully situated in a lovely glen amongst
orchards. It is watered by a river and two kanati. It has a mosque,
two baths and some saints’ graves. It is Government property. In the
neighbourhood are some ruins attributed to the Sassanian king
Khurramshah .—{Schindler ; Stack,)
KHURIAN—
A small village, 8 miles south of Samnan, near which traces of naptha
have been found.— {Schindler.)
KHURKHURE H—
A stream crossed between Surmusi and Kara Bukhara, Kurdistan, on
the road from Sinneh to Sulaimanieh. This is the name also of one of
the sixteen districts of Kurdistan. {Plowden.)
A river between the village of Tomar Beg and ;Saqqiz. It is crossed by the
Sinneh-Saqqiz road. It has a wide gravelly bed, and is easily fordable in the
summer, but presents some difficulty, though never quite impassable in the
spring.— {Gough, 1905.)
It flows through the Khurkhureh huluk and rises in the Kuh-i-Chahal
Chameh east of the Yhaghatu river, which it joins after a run of ten farsakhs,
—{1902.)
KHURKHUREH (Village.)—
A village of the district of Khurkhureh, Fifty houses. It is on the side
of a mountain known by the same name. Down the mountain a stream
rushes with great noise, which sound is reproduced in the onomatopoeic
name of the neighbouring village Khurkhureh.
The village is 2 jarsakhs distant from Vashendarreh, a village not far from
the Turko-Persian frontier. From Khurkhureh to Keilu in Saral it is 4
farsakhs ; the road passes at 2 farsakhs the village of Surmusi.
In September 1912 the Turks proposed to build a tower here on account
of Zanganeh raids.— {Rabino, 1907.)
KHURKHUREH (District)—
One of the 18 bwZffifo of Kurdistan, north-west "of Sinandij. A few years
ago it had 90 villages, now there are only 50. The population, all Sunni, is
about 10,000, and the yearly taxes amount to 6,900 krdns. —(1902.)
KHURMAZARD—
A large village in Azarbaijan, 12| miles north of Maragheh.— {W. 0,
Report on Persia, Part II, Route 247.)
KHURMAZEH—
A small village in Azarbaijan, 4f miles north-west of Maragheh.— {Schind
ler.)
KHURRAMABAD (No. 1)—
A village on the northern slopes of the Mushtavar Dagh, a few miles south-?
yrest of Nuvaran. It belongs to the Hamadan province.— {Schindler.)