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goats. The annual production of wheat and barley in ordinary years
(f wheat, £ barley) amounts to 54 kharwars or 240 Indian maunds. Plen
tiful and good water-supply from a kdriz .— {C. Wanliss. August 1903.)
FIROZEH— Lat. 37° 21' 36"; Long. 57° 15' 15"; Elev. 4,222'— (Lemm).
A village in Northern Khorasan, about 7 miles sou’-sou’-west of
Buinurd, on the road to Sabzawar. It is situated at the eastern end of
a narrow valley or defile, and has 200 families of Turkish-speaking
Shadillu Kurds. To the north of it is the Aleh Dagh, to the south the
Kuh-i-Saluq. The village is a collection of about 150 mud huts on a hill,
but the valley is full of orchards and is as green as anything which could
be found anywhere. Walnuts, apricots, pears, cherries, vines and sanjid
trees grow everywhere. The vines climb some of the tallest poplars and
hang about in ropes.—(//. M. Temple.)
FIRUZl—
A village containing 20 families, between Nishapur and Qadamgah in
Khorasan.— (H. M. Temple.)
FIRZABAD—
A small village in the Safiabad district of Khorasan, about 8 miles
west of the village of Safiabad.— (C. E. Yale, 1897.)
FtLAD MAZAR—
A village of Khorasan, 41 miles from Gazik, on the road to Kain
Near it, on a conspicuous hill, is an imdmzddeh or shrine of one of the
relatives of Imam Riza.— {Stewart.)
FURK or FURG— Lat. 35° 9' 30"; Long. 58° 40' Z0"—{Napier).
A village in Khorasan, 5 miles east of Sultanabad, on the road to Turbat-
i-Haidari, from which it is distant 23 miles. It is the last village of the
Turshiz district in this direction.
It consists of 100 houses, and the inhabitants possess 200 cattle,
65 donkeys, and 80 sheep and goats.— (Winter.)
FURtfNlD or GGJKI—
A large village in the Tabadkan sub-division of the Meshed district in
Northern Khorasan, about 25 miles from Meshed on the road to Kalat-i-
Nadiri by Khu.!.—{Napier.)
FUYf}j—
See Qirishmar.— {Maula Bakhsh.)