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0759 Scientific Results of a Journey in Central Asia, 1899-1902 : vol.2
1899-1902年の中央アジア旅行における科学的成果 : vol.2
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[Figure] Fig. 268. タヴェク・ケルのバザールの入り口。ENTRANCE TO THE BAZAR OF TAVEK-KEL.

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Fig. 268. ENTRANCE TO THE BAZAAR OF TAVEK-KEI..

The annexed list gives the approximate populations of the towns:

POPULATION OF EAST TURKESTAN.

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Jarkent     I oo,000

Kaschgar     33,000

Ak-su     15,000

Kerija    I 2,000

Karghalik    8000

Chotan*    5000

Kutschar    4000

Tschira    4000

Jangi-hissar     4000

Maral-baschi     4000

Korla     3000

Nija     2000

Tschertschen     2000

Utsch-turfan     2000

Ghuma     1400

Schah-jar     I200

As this table shows, several of the large villages named above have a stronger claim to be included in the class of »towns» than Ghuma and Schah-jar; but in my classification I have followed the accepted usage, which does not accord the title of »town» to Kan-arik or Fajs-abad, or even to Merket, though it does possess 4000 inhabitants, while it does allow it to Schah-jar, notwithstanding this place numbers only 1200 inhabitants. According to the above list there are sixteen places in East Turkestan which are counted as towns, although the two terms which were current before Jakub Bek's time, namely Alti-schahr, or the Six Towns, and Jäti-schahr, or the Seven Towns, are still in general use. By the »seven towns» were no doubt originally meant Kaschgar, Ak-su, Korla, Jarkent, Karghalik, Chotan, and Kerija. The total population of the sixteen towns enumerated above amounts to 200,000 persons. Consequently the settled population who carry on agriculture and depend directly upon irrigation for their sustenance amounts in all to I,7oo,00o. This figure is probably not too high. For example, the district of Tasghun is reported to be pretty densely populated, and the country between Maral-baschi and Matan, which is practically unknown, is estimated to possess 2400 families, or at least 10,000 souls, who depend upon the irrigation canals from the Jarkent-darja and the Kaschgar-darja.

" In my calculation I have embraced Kara-kasch and Jurun-kasch amongst the villages.