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QAY—QIS
QAYlMABAD—
A village, 53| miles from Isfahan, on the road to Shiraz, via Abadeh.—
(Taylor.)
QAY A KUSHAQ—
A village in Azarbaijan, 13 miles north-west of Turkomanchal.—(£cAtnd-
ler.)
QAZI—
A range of hills in the Kirmanshah district, crossed between Chiagu-
nush and Gavarra on the Kirmanshah-Karind road.—(/ones.)
QAZIABAD—
A village abaut 7 miles beyond Shamiran, on the road from Tehran to
Hamadan.— (Taylor.)
QAZIAN (1)—
Same as Ghazlan for which see Enzali.
QAZlAN (2)—
A village 15 miles from Rasht on the road thence to 'Kazvin—(Schindler.)
QAZJAHAN—
A village in Azarbaijan, 2 miles east of Gugan.— (Schindler.)
QIPCHAQ—
A village on the Tehran-Hamadan road, 163 miles from Tehran and 244
miles from Hamadan.— (Schindler.)
QIRQLI—
A village in Azarbaijan connected by a path with the road from Tikan-
tappeh to Khushmakam, on the route from Tabriz to Kirmanshah.—(IT. 0.
Report on Persia, Part 11, Route 242.)
QIRQLU—
A branch of the Afshar tribe to which Nadir Shah belonged.— (Chesnev 1
QIRYEH—Elev. 4,357'. V
A fair-sized village in Khamseh, about half-way between Kazvin and
Sultanieh, it is a pretty place, and there is good shooting in the neighbour
hood ; there is a post-house here.— (Schindler.)
QISHLAQ (1)—
(Qishlaq means "winter quarters”, and is the same as “ Sardsir”, hence
the name is common)—Elev. 2,740'.
There are four villages of this name in the Khar district. The prin
cipal one is Qishldq Khar, a village of 80 houses, with a chaparkaneh and a
small caravansarai built by Agha Nasrullah, and let at 84 tumdns per annum.
The village is abundantly supplied with water and has extensive fields and
gardens. Tehran is supplied with grain from this district.—(Manner.)
QISHLAQ (2)—
A village in Kurdistan J farsalch east of Sinandij. It is passed on its
eastern side by a stream, which rises near the village of Sang-i-Safid, 5
farsakhs north of Sinandij and flows into the Gav-Rud 5 farsakhs south of