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Across Coveted Lands

Volume 2 — INDEX

Reading edition

i. == Vol. I.

ii. == Vol. II.

Abal Kassem Khan, i. 40

Abbas Ali, Camel man, ii. 117

Abbas Ali Khan, British Agent in Birjand, ii. 104

Abdulabad, i. 79

Abid, ii. 19

Accumulations of wealth, i. 120

Across the Salt Desert, ii. 1-89

Afghan-Beluch Boundary, the, ii. 377

Afghan Desert, ii. 309 Invasion, i. 88 Soldiers, ii. 101 Women, ii. 440

Afghanistan, ii. 316

Afghans, ii. 283, 322

African black, an, i. 80

Agdah, i. 371

Agha Baba, i. 51, 73 Mahommed, i. 88

Agha Mahommed's invasion of Persia, i. 449, 450

Ahwaz, i. 340

Ahwaz-Isfahan track, i. 340

Alabaster throne, i. 225

Ala-el-Mulk, Governor of Kerman, i. 317, 433

Alamut Mt., i. 69

Alexandrovo, i. 3

Aliabad, i. 250

Ali Murat, ii. 24

Alliance Française, i. 171

Alliance Israelite, i. 172

Ambition, i. 126

American interests, i. 95

Amir of Birjand, ii. 94 Sistan, ii. 157 audience of the, ii. 185

Anar, i. 419

Ardakan Mts., i. 372

Ardeshir Meheban Irani, i. 405

Armenian Archbishop, i. 282 men, i. 283 women, i. 283

Armenians, i. 282 emigration of, i. 284

Artillery, ii. 92

Assiabo Gordoneh, i. 374

Astara, i. 27

Astrabad, i. 29, 185

Azerbaijan, i. 185

Azizawad, i. 249

Backhtiaris, i. 341

Badjirs, (Ventilating Shafts), i. 380, 408

Baghih, i. 428

Baku, i. 5, 21 native city, i. 23

Bambis, i. 365

Bandan, ii. 136

Bandan Mts., ii. 136

Bandar Abbas, i. 332 trade of, i. 334

Band-i-Sistan, ii. 227

Banking in Persia, i. 139

Bank-notes, i. 129, 147

Banks, i. 135

Banque d'Escompte et de Prêts, i. 134 Poliakoff, i. 134

Barbers, i. 309; ii. 71

Baths, i. 376

Bazaar, i. 35, 245, 267, 296-312; ii. 27

Beetroot Sugar Company, the, i. 118

Beggars, ii. 30

Behai sect, the, i. 391

Belgian Customs Officers, i. 155, 337

Bellew, ii. 321

Bellows, i. 255

Beluch, ii. 102, 120

Beluch-Afghan Boundary, ii. 308

Beluch bread, ii. 325 chiefs, ii. 420-422 dancing, ii. 305 diet, ii. 417 dress, ii. 418 Durbar, ii. 441 dwellings, ii. 415 fakir, ii. 433 fort, ii. 413 graves, ii. 313, 410, 422 graves, section of, ii. 402 graveyard, ii. 400, 438 greeting, ii. 276 hospitality, ii. 434 huts, ii. 434 implements, ii. 417 love and war songs, ii. 301 marriages, ii. 403 maternal love, ii. 311 Mesjids (or Mazit), ii. 363 music, ii. 296 ornaments, ii. 419 prisoners, ii. 324 religion, ii. 364, 423 rugs, i. 318 salutations, ii. 356 tents, ii. 310 types, ii. 350 weaving looms, ii. 416

Beluchistan, i. 98 Persian, i. 191 subdivisions of, ii. 381

Benn, Major, R. E., British Consul, Sistan, ii. 145, 163, 168, 169, 172

Benn, Bazaar, ii. 150

Biddeh, i. 375

Biddeshk, i. 277

Birjand, ii. 90 citadel, ii. 92 city, ii. 91 commercially, ii. 93 exports, ii. 99 imports, ii. 98 industries of, ii. 97 routes from, ii. 93 ruined fortress at, ii. 90

Biwarzin Yarak range, i. 69

Blackmail, i. 93

Bohemian glass, i. 307

Bokhara, Amir of, i. 25

Bombay Amelioration Society of the Parsees, i. 404

Brahui, ii. 365, 382

Bread, i. 310 making, ii. 259 of camel men, ii. 24

British Bazaar, ii. 151 flag, difficulties of hoisting the, ii. 172 goods, i. 36, 153, 166, 178; ii. 147 India Navigation Company, the, i. 334 Legation, i. 96, 98 staff, i. 98 protection, ii. 95, 153 trade, i. 155, 161 traders, ii. 152

Britishers, i. 143 in Persia, i. 84

Bunjar, ii. 194

Buried city, seemingly, ii. 270

Bushire Company, i. 147

Business principles, i. 120

Cairns, ii. 50, 353

Camel men, ii. 2, 56 devoutness of, ii. 82 riding, ii. 8

Camels, ii. 70, 331, 336

Canals, ii. 255, 320

Capital, i. 120, 140

Customs soldiers, ii. 278

Caravan from Kerman to Quetta, ii. 159

Caravan men, i. 334, 341

Caravans, i. 71

Caravanserais, i. 269, 310, 375; ii. 48, 91

Carriage fares (Resht Teheran), i. 54

Carpet factories, i. 313

Carpets, i. 153, 314 Birjand, ii. 97 Kerman, i. 316, 437 Herat, i. 318 Sultanabad, i. 317 Tabriz, i. 318 Turcoman, i. 318 Yezd, i. 318

Caspian Sea, navigation of, i. 50 steamers, i. 21

Catacombs, i. 14

Cats, intelligence of, ii. 40

Cave dwellers of Nushki, ii. 418

Chagai, ii. 379

Chah-herizek, i. 246

Chah-i-Mardan, ii. 320

Chah Sandan, ii. 356

Chakal, ii. 362

Chaman, ii. 441

Chaman Singh, ii. 150

Chanoh, i. 370

Chap, a Beluch dance, the, ii. 306

Chappar or post-horses, i. 259

Charity, i. 89

Chel-Payeh, ii. 51

Chiltan Mt., ii. 434, 440

Chinese Turkestan, i. 129

Chinese War, the, i. 107

Christianisation, i. 391

Church Missionary Society, i. 390

Churches, i. 17

Churchill, Mr., acting H.B.M. Consul, Resht, i. 61

Civilising agents, i. 167

Clemenson and Marsh, Messrs., ii. 132

Clouds, ii. 112 above the desert, ii. 80

Coachmen, i. 57, 63

Cocoon trade, i. 60

Coin, old and new, i. 133

Coins, i. 237

Cold, ii. 77, 81, 410

Colleges and schools, i. 294

Communication, i. 139 ways of, ii. 160

Compagnie d'Assurance et de Transport en Perse, i. 48

Company promoters, i. 122

Compensating laws of nature, ii. 48

Competition in Birjand, ii. 97 trade, i. 37

Confidence in foreigners, i. 123

Conical temporary graves, ii. 229

Consular postal service, ii. 110

Consulate guard, ii. 178 hospital, ii. 179 mosque, ii. 177

Consulates, i. 162 British, i. 39

Consuls, ii. 108

Copper, i. 276 coin, i. 130, 133 work, i. 267, 305

Cossacks, i. 6, 18, 349; ii. 108, 139

Crater, ii. 134

Credit, ii. 101

Criminals, i. 89

Currency, i. 127

Customs caravanserai, Sistan, ii. 150 officials, ii. 166

Dadi, ii. 235

Dalbandin, ii. 367, 397 routes from, ii. 397

Damovend Mt., i. 243, 255

Dancing, i. 198

Darband, ii. 47 Mt., ii. 42, 44

Daria-i-Nimak (Salt Lake), i. 250

Dearth of coins, i. 130

Deawat, i. 374

Deformities, i. 208, 245

Deh-i-Husena, ii. 251

Dentistry, i. 210

Deschambe bazaar, i. 60

Difficulties of traders, ii. 101

Diseases, ii. 115

Distances from Teheran to Isfahan, i. 280

Drog, ii. 409

Dry river beds, ii. 21, 44, 78, 125

Dunes, i. 355, 373; ii. 255, 281

Duties, i. 156

Ears of Persians, i. 208

Education, i. 143, 386 of Persians, i. 169

Electricity of the Desert, ii. 55, 70, 134

Elongating effects of the desert, ii. 66

England and Russia, i. 162

English education, i. 174 goods, i. 96

Englishman as a linguist, the, i. 177

Enzeli, i. 26, 29 bay, i. 30

Eshwark, ii. 361

Eshwerk, ii. 409

Eternal fires, i. 22

Euphrates Valley Railway, i. 163

European commercial houses, i. 152

Europeans, i. 90

European women, i. 298, 391

Exchange, i. 138

Family graves, ii. 400

Famine, i. 75

Fanatic, ii. 289

Farah Rud, ii. 209

Farmitan, ruins of, i. 447

Farming system, i. 155

Fars Trading Company, i. 147

Farsakh, the, i. 409

Fatabad, i. 456

Fedeshk, the village of, ii. 82

Fever, ii. 32, 48, 53, 85, 115, 117, 135, 183

Fever-stricken, ii. 95 people, ii. 83

Fezahbad, i. 360

Fight between Afghans and Sistanis, ii. 162

Fin Palace, i. 265

Fire temples, i. 399, 452 destruction of, i. 396 worshippers, i. 401

Food for camels, ii. 40

Foreign education, i. 172 exchange, i. 140 speculations, i. 121

Foreigners in Persian employ, i. 155

Fort, ii. 28

Fortress, ii. 135 in ruins, ii. 113

Fossils, ii. 43

Foxes, ii. 71

Fraud, i. 113, 116

Friction, ii. 95

Friday, the day of rest, i. 311

Fruit trees, i. 76

Fuel, i. 377

Garland, James Loraine, i. 286, 288

Gas Company, the, i. 116

Gat Mt., ii. 355, 358

Geographical frauds, i. 332

Geological fault, ii. 411

Georgians, i. 20

German commercial training, i. 177 goods, i. 19, 96, 180 Minister, i. 95

Germany, i. 95, 161, 163

Ghiez, i. 279

Ghilan, i. 184 province, i. 36, 59, 77

Ghilan's trade, i. 36

Ghul Khan, ii. 235

Gigantic rock inscription, i. 453

Girdi, ii. 275, 277

Glass, i. 255

Godar-i-Chah, ruins of, ii. 320 water of, ii. 321

Godar-Khorassunih Pass, ii. 12

God-i-Zirreh, ii. 322 salt deposits (Afghanistan), ii. 316

Golahek, i. 99

Golam Jelami, Dr., ii. 179

Golandeh, ii. 115

Gold, i. 127 coins, i. 132

Goldsmid, Sir F., ii. 321

Goldsmiths, i. 122

Government guarantee, i. 341 of India, i. 161

Grapes, i. 35

Graveyards, ii. 109

Grube, Mr., i. 144

Gullahbad, i. 354

Gurghena tribe, ii. 434

Gyabrabat, i. 269

Gypsum, ii. 332, 333

Hallucination, i. 65

Halmund water, ii. 150

Hamadan, i. 188

Hammam (baths), i. 386, 440

Hamun-i-Halmund, ii. 138, 280

Hand of prophet Nazareth Abbas, the, i. 264

Haoz Panch Caravanserai, ii. 24

Hardinge, Sir Arthur, i. 96, 221

Head Mullah, death of, i. 115

Heat, ii. 38, 39, 51

Hindoo Caravanserai, Kerman, i. 442

Hindoo merchants, i. 426

Hoarding, i. 139

Hodjatabad, i. 377

Holy city, i. 253

Horjins (saddle-bags), i. 303

Hormak, ii. 283, 285

Horse fair, i. 18

Hotels, i. 38, 40, 80, 81, 112

Hotz and Son, i. 135, 152, 154

House of Commons, i. 161

Houses, i. 93, 365; ii. 86, 145, 256

Husena Baba, ii. 253

Husseinabad, ii. 148

Ice store-houses, i. 266, 433

Illuminations, i. 216

Imperial Bank of Persia, i. 43, 90, 127, 135

Importation of arms, i. 320

Imprints, ii. 21

Incorrect maps, i. 331; ii. 23, 140, 142

India, the invasion of, i. 159

Indian pilgrims, ii. 110 tea traders, ii. 153 teas, ii. 156

Indo-European Telegraphs, i. 73, 90, 254, 263, 284

Infanticide, i. 208

Infantry soldiers, i. 115

Inscriptions and ornamentations on Chappar-Khana walls, i. 415

Intermarriage, ii. 65

Investments, i. 124

Iron, i. 276

Isfahan, i. 74, 285 avenue, the, i. 321 bridge, the, i. 285 commercially, i. 330 historical paintings, i. 324 Jewish quarters, i. 286 Madrassah, the, i. 285, 321 palace, the, i. 285, 323 square of, the, i. 296

Iskil, ii. 195

Isphandiar Khan, i. 343

Itinerary of Journey, London to Baku, i. 1-20 Baku to Enzeli, i. 26-28 Enzeli to Resht, i. 29-43 Resht to Teheran, i. 57-80 Teheran to Isfahan, i. 241-280 Isfahan to Yezd, i. 351-380 Yezd to Kerman, i. 408-430 Kerman to Birjand, ii. 1-89 Birjand to Sher-i-Nasrya (Sistan) ii. 112-141 Sher-i-Nasrya to Zaidan, ii. 194-232 Zaidan to Kuh-i-Kwajah, ii. 233-250 Kuh-i-Kwajah to Robat, ii. 251-292 Robat to Saindak viâ God-i-Zirreh (Afghanistan), ii. 307-323 Saindak to Quetta, ii. 324-441 Quetta to Calcutta, ii. 441-442 Calcutta to London, ii. 442-443

Jaffarabad, i. 377

Jamsetsji N. Tata, Mr., i. 407

Janja Mt., i. 69

"Jazia" tax, the, i. 403

Jewellers, i. 319

Jews, i. 116, 286, 290, 384 of Isfahan, features of the, i. 292

Jubareh, i. 286

Julfa, i. 282 Europeans at, i. 284 Graveyard, i. 284

Kajar dynasty, i. 88

Kajars, i. 221

Kala Ardeshir (fort), i. 445

Kala-i-Dukhtar or Virgin Fort, i. 443

Kalantar of Sistan, the, ii. 195, 197

Kalaoteh, ii. 10

Kanak, ii. 438

Kanats, i. 75, 353, 355, 371, 379; ii. 28

Kandahar road, ii. 440

Karenghi rirri, ii. 363

Karodak, ii. 408

Karun River, navigation of, i. 340

Kashan, i. 262, 263

Kasvin, i. 48, 51, 73 Manufacturer of, i. 77 rest house, i. 73

Kavkas and Mercury Steam Navigation Company, i. 26

Kawam-ed-douleh, i. 113

Kayani, the, ii. 139

Kehriz Natenz peak, i. 277

Kerbas cloth, i. 77

Kerjawa (litters), i. 247

Kerman, i. 431 British Consulate, i. 432 Cloths and felts, i. 437 Europeans at, i. 432 Garrison of, i. 435 Madrassah, the, i. 439 to Neh, route viâ Khabis, ii. 1

Keshk (cheese), ii. 119

Kevir, the, i. 370

Khafe-Khanas, i. 65

Khale Mandelha, i. 250

Khan of Kelat, ii. 380, 383-394

Kharkoff, i. 18

Kharzan Pass, i. 50

Khorassan, i. 134, 185

Khupah, i. 357

Khuzistan, i. 190

Kiafteh, i. 372

Kiev, i. 12

Kievo-Petcherskaya monastery, i. 14

Killi range, ii. 437

Kirtaka, ii. 312 routes from, ii. 312

Kishingi, ii. 433

Kohrut, i. 271 Dam, i. 270

Kort, i. 72

Kotor, ii. 432

Kran, i. 134, 139

Kuchaki Chah, ii. 410

Kudum, i. 51, 63

Kuh-Benan Mts., ii. 31

Kuh Djupahr, i. 429 peaks, i. 428

Kuh-i-buhlan Pass, i. 272

Kuh-i-Daftan (Volcano), ii. 327

Kuh-i-Kwajah, ii. 235-250 characteristic skulls, ii. 245 Dead houses, ii. 241 Gandun Piran Ziarat, ii. 242 Graves in compartments, ii. 240 Kala-i-Kakaha, city of roars of laughter, ii. 238, 247 legends regarding, ii. 248 Kuk fort, ii. 247 Priests' house, ii. 244 tomb of thirty-eight sections, ii. 242

Kuh-i-Malek-Siah, ii. 282

Kuh-i-Maran, ii. 438

Kum, i. 89, 242, 252

Kundi, ii. 351

Kupayeh Mountains, ii. 7

Kurdistan, i. 189 rugs, i. 317

Kurus peak, ii. 10

Kushkuhyeh, i. 423

Lahr Kuh, ii. 293

Lalun mines, i. 117, 119

Langherut, i. 256

Languages, i. 175

Lascelles, Sir Frank, i. 151

Laskerisha, ii. 309

Lawah, ii. 27 cat, ii. 442

Lawah, tracks from, ii. 27

Lawah's trade, ii. 28

Lead, ii. 327

Leather tanneries, i. 254

Legation guards, i. 100

Legations, i. 95

Leker Kuh range, ii. 21

Lenkoran, i. 27

Levantines, i. 61

Lingah, i. 337

Loaf-sugar, i. 37

Loan, six per cent., i. 152

London Society for promoting Christianity amongst the Jews of Isfahan, i. 286 Stock Exchange, i. 137

Luft-Ali-Khan, i. 450

Luristan, i. 190

Lynch Brothers, i. 342

Maclean incident, the, i. 156

MacMahon, Major A. H., ii. 321, 351, 378, 412

McGregor, Sir Charles, ii. 321, 351

Mahala-Giabr, i. 449

Mahommed Ali Brothers, ii. 151 Azim Khan Brothers, ii. 152 Azin, a descendant of the Kayani, ii. 239, 252

Mahommed Hayab, ii. 152 Raza Chah, ii. 262, 310

Mahommerah, i. 339 trade of, i. 344

Maiden's Tower, Baku, i. 23

Maladministration, i. 131

Malayer and Borujird districts, i. 189

Malcolm, Rev. Napier, i. 389

Malek-Siah, Ziarat, (where three countries meet), ii. 287

Mall, ii. 410

Marble, ii. 345

Market worth cultivating, ii. 157

Massacre of Jews, i. 291

Matsuma Fatima, i. 253

Mazanderan, i. 185

Meftah-el-Mulk, i. 103

Meftah-es-Sultaneh, i. 102

Meh-rab Shrine, i. 264

Meiboh, i. 375

Menzil, i. 68, 69 bridge, i. 51

Meshed horses for remounts, ii. 148

Meshed-i-Sher, i. 29

Meshed, pilgrimage to the sacred shrine of, ii. 95 track to, ii. 73

Mesjids, ii. 403, 433, 438

Miletor, Mr., Belgian Customs Officer, Sistan, ii. 166

Military Drill, i. 112 officers, ii. 92, 103 Political Service, ii. 168

Miller, Mr., Russian Vice-Consul for Sistan, ii. 149

Minerals, i. 188

Mint, the, i. 128

Mirage, i. 260, 355, 373; ii. 356

Mirjawa, track to, ii. 312

Mirui, ii. 359

Mirza Hassan Ashtiani, i. 150

Mirza-Taki-Khan, Assassination of, i. 265

Missionaries, i. 85, 281

Missionary work, i. 389

Misstatements, ii. 166

Model farm, i. 118

Moisture, i. 59

Mol-Ali, i. 70

Money, i. 124

Morad-Khan Kella, ii. 435, 436

Mosques, i. 93, 253, 264, 266, 267, 285, 296

Motor cars, i. 239

Mount Sofia, i. 284

Moving pictures, i. 233

Mudir School, i. 387

Mudonek Ateng Mt., ii. 433

Muht, ii. 113

Mukak, ii. 328

Mullahs, i. 44, 89, 92, 124, 150, 170, 253, 285

Murchikhar, i. 278

Murd-ap, i. 31, 50

Mushir-ed-Doulet, Minister of Foreign Affairs, i. 104, 106

Mushki-Chah, ii. 345

Mushroom-shaped Mount, ii. 286

Music, i. 435

Mustang track, ii. 437

Muzaffer-ed-din Shah, i. 138

Naiband Mt., ii. 56, 58, 78 village of, the, ii. 57 villagers, clothes of, ii. 68

Nao Gombes, i. 369

Naphtha, i. 190

Napier, ii. 321

Nasirabad, ii. 139

Nassirabad, i. 261

Native Merchants in Birjand, ii. 98

Natives, troublesome, ii. 61

Naus, Mr., i. 155

Nawar-Chah, ii. 279

New Consulate buildings, ii. 174

Nharui, ii. 382

Nickel coins, i. 131

Nihilists, i. 18

Northern Persia, i. 53, 145, 161

Nose of Persians, i. 210

Nushki, ii. 395, 414-432 Bazaar, ii. 428 Beluch durbar at, ii. 420 Beluch tribes near, ii. 414 Caravanserais, ii. 427 health of, ii. 427 hospital, ii. 427 projected Railway, ii. 429 Tashil, ii. 425 Tashildar, ii. 425 trade of, ii. 428 Traders in, ii. 396 route, ii. 96, 153, 367 Advice to traders, ii. 371 concession to traders by the, ii. 370 evolutions of the, ii. 376 first to travel from London to Quetta by the, ii. 371 forwarding agents by the, ii. 370 game on the, ii. 397 pilgrims by the, ii. 372 post offices on the, ii. 369 railway rebate on freight for goods by the, ii. 370 Rest houses on the, ii. 368 trade of the, ii. 147 traffic on the, ii. 368 travellers by the, ii. 371 water supply on the, ii. 369

Oasis, ii. 56

Observation, i. 174

Officials, i. 113; ii. 86

Oil wells, i. 20, 22

Opium, i. 435 smoking, ii. 29, 83 effects of, ii. 84

Orphans, college for, i. 104

Padag, ii. 409

Paichinar, i. 70

Paintings, i. 229, 236

Palawan (strong man), the, ii. 329

Palm-trees, ii. 28, 136

Parsee, British Subjects in Yezd, i. 405 ceremonies, i. 400 generosity, i. 407 national assembly, i. 405 priests, i. 400 school, i. 388 traders, i. 404

Parsees of India, i. 173 of Kerman, i. 443 fire of the, i. 402 or Guebre (Zoroastrians) of Yezd, i. 394-407 Zoroastrians, i. 383, 449

Pasand Khan, ii. 397

Passangun, i. 257

Passports, i. 31

Patang Kuh, ii. 254

Pearls, i. 237

Persecution, i. 292-295

Persian Army, the, i. 111 cats, ii. 6 Cossack regiment, i. 115, 222 crowds, ii. 110 Customs duty, ii. 167 dancing, ii. 304 dinner, i. 456, 458 expedition against Beluch, i. 435 Gulf, i. 164 Trading Company, i. 135 Imperial Government, obligations of the, i. 138 justice, ii. 189 markets, i. 138, 167 music, ii. 302 musical instruments, ii. 303 officials, i. 102 Question, the, i. 98 soldiers, i. 434 tea market, ii. 154 telegraphs, i. 352, 363, 371 the, as a soldier, i. 111 wedding, i. 193 women's dress, i. 211 jewels, i. 213 out-of-door dress, i. 213

Persia's condition, i. 109

Perso-Beluch frontier, ii. 343

Petroleum express, i. 5

Phillot, Major, H.B.M.'s Consul, Kerman, i. 432; ii. 169

Phonograph, ii. 178

Pigeon towers, i. 352

Pilgrimage for sterile women, i. 455

Pilgrims, i. 15; ii. 73

Pilgrims, Indian, ii. 95

Pipes, i. 308

Piri Bazaar, i. 32 Road, ii. 437

Pish, ii. 358

Pits, ii. 118

Plague, fears of the, ii. 374

Plucky Englishwoman, ii. 173

Policy of drift, i. 164, 340

Political service, ii. 108

Polygamy, i. 192

Portraits of sovereigns, i. 235

Post horses, i. 267, 270, 409, 418 offices, ii. 293 stations, i. 63

Practical Mission work, i. 289

Praga, i. 7

Preece, Mr., British Consul-General, Isfahan, i. 279, 286, 348

Preparing bodies for interment, ii. 401

Prime Minister, i. 223

Princes, i. 67

Prisoners, ii. 426

Protection against heat, ii. 38

Protest, a, i. 150

Punctuality, i. 125, 242

Pusht-i-Kuh, i. 190

Queen Victoria's portrait, i. 232, 235

Quetta, ii. 440

Quivering Minarets, the, i. 328

Rabino, Mr., i. 130, 136, 144

Rafsenju, routes from, i. 425

Rahdari tax, ii. 167

Railway, i. 91 to Kandahar, ii. 441 travelling, i. 20, 55

Railways needed, ii. 148, 169

Rain, ii. 112, 286

Redress, i. 277; ii. 153

Regheth, ii. 330, 334, 358

Registan, ii. 395

Reliability of Sistanis, ii. 161

Religious education, i. 172

Removals, i. 100

Resht, i. 35, 44 Governor-General of, i. 62

Respect of natives, ii. 145, 178

Rest houses, i. 64 in North Beluchistan, ii. 294

Rice, i. 61, 77

Road Concession, the, i. 242

Robat (Beluchistan) frontier post, ii. 291 Garrison needed at, ii. 170

Robbers, i. 270, 273, 277, 361, 410; ii. 73, 122, 135, 352

Rock habitations, ii. 15, 57 sculpture at Shah Abdul Hazim, i. 244

Rostoff, i. 18

Routes, ii. 73 across the Salt Desert, ii. 46

Royal college, Teheran, i. 170

Rudbar, i. 68

Ruins, i. 351, 382; ii. 28

Russia, i. 163

Russian Bank, i. 42, 137, 188 competition, i. 48 Custom House, i. 2 goods, i. 53; ii. 147 Government, i. 129 grant, i. 346 influence, i. 343 line of steamers, i. 337 loan, i. 127 market, i. 167 protective tariff, ii. 156 railway travelling, i. 7 road, the, i. 47, 50 capital employed in construction of, i. 52 tolls, i. 54 roads in Persia, i. 162 tariff, i. 161 tea market, ii. 155 the, i. 143 Vice-Consul, ii. 172 Vice-Consulate, ii. 149

Russia's aim in the Persian Gulf, i. 332 commercial success, i. 182 trade, i. 145, 155

Rustamabad, i. 64

Rustam's house, ii. 264

Sadek, i. 241, 243; ii. 442

Sahib Chah, ii. 334, 337

Sahlabad, ii. 120

Saïd Khan, ii. 295

Saigsi, i. 354

Saindak Mt., ii. 307, 324, 326

Salaam to Mecca, i. 257

Salambar Mt., i. 69

Salare Afkham, H. E., i. 40

Salt and Sand, i. 427 deposits, ii. 24, 119, 124 desert, ii. 36 journey across, ii. 1-89 incrustations, ii. 280 sediments, ii. 21 stream, ii. 75, 78, 129

Sanctuaries, i. 89

Sand bar, i. 374 barchans, ii. 355 formation of, ii. 318 deposits, i. 422

Sand dunes, ii. 408 hills, i. 377; ii. 290, 315, 355, 407 mounts, ii. 260 movement and accumulations, ii. 271 storm, ii. 24

Sara Mountains, i. 361

Sar-es-iap (No. 1), ii. 9 (No. 2), ii. 14

Sar-i-Yezd, i. 410

Sar-tip, the, ii. 162

Sayids, i. 207, 368

Sefid-Rud (River), i. 51, 63

Serde-Kuh (Mts.), i. 414

Servants, i. 86, 241, 420

Shah-Abdul-Azim, i. 91, 118, 244

Shah, an audience of the, i. 219

Shah Rud (River), i. 70

Shah's Anderum or Harem, i. 238 automobile, i. 218 banqueting room, i. 229 birthday, i. 216 country residences, i. 238 favourite apartments, i. 230 Jewelled-Globe room, i. 232 Museum, i. 227 Palace, i. 225 son, the, i. 239 stables, i. 89

Shai, i. 131, 133

Shehrawat, i. 371

Shela (the Salt River), ii. 279

Shemsh, i. 418

Sher-i-Nasrya (Sistan), ii. 140, 142

Sher-i-Rustam (Rustam's city), ii. 263-269

Shiraz wines, i. 191

Shirkuh Mt., i. 373

Shops, i. 35

Siberia, i. 166

Sibi horse fair, ii. 441

Silk, i. 60, 77, 409 carpets, i. 317

Silver, i. 127 coin, drain of, i. 128 purchasing power of, i. 128 coins, i. 132

Sin Sin, i. 260

Sistan, i. 185 Articles saleable in, ii. 158 British influence in, ii. 161 commercially, ii. 157 exports from, ii. 159 Vice-Consulate, history of, ii. 171

Sistan's health and prevalent diseases, ii. 180 transition, ii. 161

Small-pox, i. 70

Société de Chemins de Fer et des Tramways de Perse, i. 91 Prêts de Perse, i. 143

Soh, i. 276

Soldiers, i. 222

Sorag, ii. 409

Sotag, ii. 361

"Spear of the Sultan," the, ii. 352

Speculators, i. 147

Stable of Rustam's legendary horse, ii. 268

Stars and planets, ii. 36, 114

State Bank of St. Petersburg, i. 144

Statistics, i. 62

Stern, Dr., i. 287

Stone pillar, ii. 314

Stuart, Miss, i. 289

Sugar, ii. 98

Sultan Mts., ii. 351

Summer Residences, i. 99 Terraces at Warmal, ii. 255

Sunge (transit due), ii. 395

Sunsets, i. 251; ii. 274 in the Desert, ii. 79

Superstition, ii. 365

Surmah, i. 206; ii. 327

Sweets, i. 302

Sykes, Major, ii. 159, 208, 237

Tabriz, i. 186

Tadji, i. 213

Takatu Mts., ii. 434, 440

Tamarisk (kirri), ii. 262, 312, 353, 359, 361, 438

Teeth of Persians, i. 209

Teheran, i. 79, 87, 184 amusements in, i. 85 etiquette in, i. 85 European quarters in, i. 88 foreigners in, i. 86 "Place du Canon," the, i. 88 social sets, i. 85 "Top Meidan," in, i. 90

Tejerish, i. 99

Tek-chand, ii. 151

Telegraph needed, ii. 169

Telegraphs, i. 98, 139

Temporary consulate, ii. 174

Territorial rights, i. 168

Thefts, ii. 166

Theological college, i. 254, 264

Thirst, ii. 54

Time, i. 125, 142

Tobacco, i. 37

Tobacco Corporation, the, i. 148

Tokrajie Mts., ii. 31

Toman, i. 58, 134

Tower, ii. 45 of silence, i. 378

Trade caravanserais, i. 442; ii. 97 increase in, i. 36

Tramways, i. 91

Transcaspia, i. 128

Treasuring of capital, i. 121

Treaties, sanads and engagements with the Khan of Khelat and other Beluch chiefs, ii. 381-394

Trench, Major G. Chevenix, ii. 144, 169, 172

Tretoh, ii. 353

Tribal feuds, ii. 396

Twilight, i. 251; ii. 80, 275

Types of natives, i. 354, 367; ii. 16, 63, 257

Umar-al-din Khan, a British trader, ii. 97-99

Vanity, i. 122

Vegetation, i. 59, 62

Veziroff Gazumbek, Russian agent, Birjand, ii. 107

Volcanic formation, i. 71; ii. 128 region, ii. 13

Votka, i. 19

Walton, M.P., Mr. Joseph, i. 161

Warmal, ii. 255

Warsaw, i. 5

Water, i. 62, 258, 278, 355, 374, 382; ii. 48, 51, 59, 75, 77, 120, 126, 277, 326, 334, 336, 353, 357, 362, 366, 369

Water-melons, i. 260

Water-skins, ii. 72

Weapons, i. 236, 319

Weaving-loom, i. 366

Webb-Ware, C.I.E., Captain F. C., Political Assistant at Chagai, ii. 147, 170, 357, 367

Well for unfaithful women, i. 202

Wheat from Arabistan, i. 342

Whirlwinds, i. 361

White, Captain, ii. 169

White, Dr. Henry, i. 392

Wife, price of a Beluch, ii. 404

Wind, ii. 75, 81, 408

Wind of 120 days, the, ii. 150

Windmills, ii. 136, 149

Witte, Mr. de, i. 144

Wolves, ii. 15, 34, 71

Woman's society, i. 84

Women, i. 428, 429; ii. 66, 137 anatomically, i. 205 seclusion of, i. 193

Work of Mission among Jews, i. 288

Yadgar, ii. 408

Yate, C.S.I., C.M.G., Colonel C. E., Agent to Governor-General of Beluchistan, ii. 441

Yezd, i. 381 citadel, i. 385 European community, i. 391 Government of, i. 385 Governor of, i. 385 health of, i. 390 hospital, i. 390 population of, i. 383 trade, i. 383

Zagar Mengal tribe, ii. 395

Zaidan, ii. 260 history of, ii. 219-232 architecture, ii. 226 Bellew, ii. 222, 225, 230 Canals, ii. 227 Canals dry, ii. 232 caravanserai at Kala-i-fath, ii. 231 Deshtak, ii. 222 devastation of, ii. 220, 221 Goldsmid, Sir F., ii. 223, 230 Jalalabad, ii. 222 Kayani Kings, ii. 231 Kayani Maliks, ii. 221 Nad-i-Ali, ii. 222 Nadir Shah, ii. 231 Peshawaran, ii. 222, 223, 225 Pulki, ii. 222 Rud-i-Perian, ii. 228 Safavi Dynasty, ii. 221 Shah Rukh Shah, ii. 220 Taimur Lang, ii. 221 the great city, ii. 187, 194-232 Arabic inscriptions, ii. 215-217, 223 Chir-pir or tomb of 40 saints, ii. 214 citadel, ii. 206 covered passages, ii. 206 curiosities found at, ii. 196 extensive graveyard, ii. 211 Goldsmid, Sir F., ii. 202 graves, ii. 214 high wall and towers, ii. 205 ice store-houses, ii. 203 imposing citadel, ii. 204 Kala-i-fath, ii. 194, 213, 220, 226, 230, 231 Lash Yuwain, ii. 194, 209, 226 Length and breadth, ii. 208 length of, ii. 209, 220, 232 Mil-i-Zaidan pillar, ii. 201 objects found at, ii. 215 oil lamps excavated at, ii. 217 outer towers, ii. 203 protecting fortresses, ii. 220 remains of double wall, ii. 210 Rud-i-Nasru, ii. 213 Canal, ii. 208 Sand accumulations, ii. 213 strange image excavated at, ii. 218 Sykes, Major, ii. 202, 228 Tablets, ii. 216 Unroofed structures, ii. 211 Wall, continuation of, ii. 207

Zein-ed-din tower, i. 264

Zemahlabad fort, ii. 155

Zen-u-din, i. 413

Ziarats, ii. 337, 352, 356, 398, 423, 438

Ziegler & Co., i. 134, 152, 318

Zil-es-Sultan, i. 323, 349 an audience of, i. 350

Zirreh, ii. 280

Zorap, ii. 270

Zoroaster, i. 396

Zoroastrian religion, i. 398

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