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PAICHUN (Hubitu)—
A village of the district of Ilubitu.— (Government list.)
PAI GAL AN (Javarud)—
A village of the district of Javarud.— (Government list.)
PAIN-CHUB—
A village of Kurdistan. Perhaps same as Pain-Kuch or Bain Kuch.
PALAN—
A place on the road from Zuhab to Kirmanshah, near Mir-Khasar.—( Rawlinson )
PALINGAN—
A district of Kurdistan.
See Report on Kurdistan, Part I.
PALINGAN—
A halting place one stage west of Kirmanshah on the road to Sulaimanieh.—
(Rich.)
PANIRAN (Hubitu)—
A village of the district of Hubitu.—(Government list.)
PANIRAN—
Stands at the foot of a bare mountain above the left bank of the stream
draining the valley of Kaileh Gulan (Persian Kurdistan). The valley here narrows
to ¥ mile m width, the stream flows between deeply cut banks with a good
volume of water. There is some cultivation below the village and a few willows
and poplars. The mountains are quite bare of trees, but hold grass on the
higher slopes. Four miles below is the junction with the Gav-rud. The village
has 50 houses, and owns many flocks and herds.— (Rwj-fon.)
PAPALEH (Kauatarzan)—
A village of the Kalatarzan district.— (Government list.)
PASHAVEH (Javarud)—
A village of the district of Javarud.— (Gvernment list.)
PAVEH—
Dr. Mann gives Paveh as a district of Kurdistan. It is, however, usually
considered to be part of Javanrud.
PAVEH (Javanrud)—
A village of the district of Juvanrud. It is 15| farsakhs from Merivan on the
road thence to Javanrud and Ruvansar. From here the roads separate, one
leads to Javanrud 6 farsakhs distant, the other direct to Bum asar 9 farsakhs
mstant.—(C ustoms.) A haltmg-place, two stages west of Kirmanshah, on the upper
road to Sulaimanieh. (Rich.) Usually said to be 3 stages from Kirmanshah!
This village, which is called in Arabic Favej, numbers 100 families and has
O mosques, one of them ancient and known as Masjid Abdullah Omar.
The alucheh (small plum) of Paveh is celebrated throughout Kurdistan.