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KALEH SHAIKH GARAN—
A village about 6 miles east of Kamiaran on the boundary between Ki; manshah
and Kurdistan.— [G rard.)
KALEH TARASH—
A fort in nortb-western Kurdistan on a rocky peak 500 or 600 feet above
the road, 2 miles north-east of Baneh.— {Gerard.)
KALEH TURAGH—
A small stone fort on a low hill, in Persian Kurdistan, close to the frontier
of Turkey, where the Senna-Sulaimanieh road crosses it,— {T. C. Plowden.)]
KALEH VIANEH (Saral)—
A village of the district of Saral.— {Government Ust.)
KALEH-I-JUANRUD—
See Javanrud.
KALUJEH (Saral)—
A village of the district of Saral.— {Government list.)
KALVAYA—
A high range of mountains in Kurdistan to the north of the road between
Baruder and Senna. The Sakiz road leads across it.— {Gerard.)
KALVAZEH (Hubitu)—
A village of the district of Hubitu.— {Government list.)
KAMAMI (Tribe)—
Perhaps the same as Kamari. See tribes of Kurdistan.
KAMANGAR (Family)—
Descendants of Pir Mikael, one of the lights of the Mussalman world. Mau-
i lana Ahmad of this family was one of the great priests of Maulana Khaled
Kurd. His son Haji Shaikh Abdullah is still alive.
KAMANGAR or KAVANGAR (Tribe)—
See Tribes of Kurdistan.
KAMANTU (Sakiz)—
A village of the district of Sakiz. It is on the left of the Senna-Sakiz road
at 1| farsahhs from Senna.— {Customs.)
KAMARI (Tribe) —
A branch of the Kalbaghi tribe. See tribes of Kurdistan.
KAMIARAN— Elev. 5,275'.
A small village of Persian Kurdistan on the Senna-Kirmanshah road, 45
miles from the former. It is situated on a branch of the Rizavar river in the
Pusht-Darband plain, about 2 miles on the Senna side of the frontier
between Kurdistan and Kirmanshah. It is 34 miles from the town of the latter
i name.
1 Kamiaran possesses a mud fort built by the villagers for their own protection,
but notwithstanding this effort at greatness, the whole appearance of the
place is initerable and poverty-stricken.— {Webb; Gerard; Plowden.)