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' BARKTTRU—
A village passed on the way from Kazan m Avroman Takht to Nigil in the
district of Javarud.— (Mann.)
« BAKKURU (Hubitu)—
D A village of the district of Hubitu.—(Gocernmenf list.)
BARUDER (Javarud)—
A village of the district of Javarud.—(Government list.) Probably the same
as the following.
BARUDER—
A village to the left of the Merivan-Senna road at 7£ farsalhs from the
latter and 12| from the former. It is between the villages of Gav-darreh and
14 Darreh Khushkeh.—(Customs.) Elev. 6,725'.
11 A village of Kurdistan, 3 miles north-west of Senna, on the road to
^ Sulaimanieh.
It has fifty houses and numbers of sheep. The village is not actually on the
11 road, but about 1 mile to the north over the hills The inhabitants, however,
' e generally encamp in summer in a valley through which the road runs, and where
there is a fair spring of wat 'r.— (Rich ; Gerard.)
J BASH-KISHLAQ (Kalatarzan)-
A village of the district of Kalatarzan.—(Government list.)
se BASHMAKH (Merivn)—
he village of the district of Merivan. It is 2* farsakhs from Merivan and 1J
from Penjvin, on the road between the two. (Customs.)
4 BASHUKI (Tribe)—
^ See Tiibes of Kurdistan.
BASSAM—
A : uined village £ farsakh distant from Vashehdarreh.
BAST (Khurkhureh)—
A village of the district of Khurkhureh. It has a good mosque and takih
built about 400 years ago, in which Shaikh Ibrahim is buried. This is now
a place of pilgrimage. The village numbers 80 houses.
J BAZIR-KHANI—
A range of hills in Persian Kurdistan, apparently to the no-th-west of Senna.
They run north and south, and are said to terminate in a plateau of the same
elevation as Hamadafi, to which there is a road over them from Sulaimanieh,
there bein^ scarcely any descent to that place. I imagine thU name must be
11 applied to° a portion of the main Kurdistan range, dividing Ardalan from
Sulaimanieh and Kirmanshah.— (Rich.).
BEDAGH (Tribe)—
t, A branch of the Burakai tribe. See Tribes of Kurdistan.
J BEIRAVA—
A A village in Kurdistan, about 5 miles north-west of Ruvansar and on the
north of the Ruvansar-Javanrud road. It contains about 15 houses inhabited
by Kurds, Sunnis, and is on undulating ground, has some cultivation and good
jj and extensive grazing. Water from a stream. Supplies: 50 cows, 100 sheep
and goats.— (Vaughan.)