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0641 Report of a Mission to Yarkund in 1873 : vol.1
Report of a Mission to Yarkund in 1873 : vol.1 / Page 641 (Color Image)

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DISTRICT TRADERS OF ANY IMPORTANCE.

SHUMBA BAZAAR.

Mohamed Bai, Kashgari, purchaser of cloth. Fuzzul Bai, spice and general dealer. Akhûm Khwoja.

Azim Khwoja. (This man trades directly with the Kirghiz of the Alai, making purchase in the bazaar on their account.)

Fuzzil Khwoja, Saudagur.

Mohamed Maur, purchaser of cloth. Azim Bai, Baker.

Khodar Yar Bai, Butcher.

EK-SHUMBA.

Mohamad Yussnf Khoda Wurdi ... Ahmed

DO-SHUMBA.

Mulla Jan Bai...

Bulbul Bai   ...
Mohamad Khan Rozi Bai

Tokta Bai .   ...

Rozai Jan   ...

Mulla Akhnn ...

Hajee Yashizr ...

Mullah Shumsndin

Behan Bai

Bukhte Chung

Khwoja Beg ...

Mohamad Meer Bai, Kashghar

Imam Allandin, Imam of Kanarik

} Saudagurs.

} Of Kashghar.

. Of Kanarik.

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KANARIK.

These men do not trade beyond Kashghar, Yarkand, Khoten, and Aksu. They have no foreign trade.

REPORT ON THE ARTUSH (LOWER) BAZAAR MADE IN FEBRUARY 1874.

En route to Artush we passed Besh Kirrim, a considerable group of hamlets in the Kashghar district comprising 960 houses; this is one of the principal fruit-growing portions of the Kashghar district.

Besh Kirrim has a small bazaar of its own on Wednesdays.

From Besh Kirrim the road, which leads from the city to Lower Artush, runs through a small gap to the Artush valley on the other side of a low sand ridge : in the gorge is a small shrine to Slit Bium, the wet-nurse of Sultan Satûk Bogra Khan ; the first hamlet in the Artush valley termed Lungur is 8 miles from Besh Kirrim ; the road from this passes at 6 miles through the hamlet of Beh Ahmed at one mile from Artush proper.

In the entire district of Artush are some 2,000 houses, which are grouped in hamlets as follows :=

1. Altun Artush

.   300 houses.

11. Istachi

... 150 houses.

2. Tukta Yun

.   200   do.

12. Tatér

...   100

do.

3. Shona

...   300   do.

13. Lungur   ...

40

do.

4. Ogrnk

.   150   do.

14. Mayé   ...

70

do.

5. Suntuk

...   60   do.

15. Kulti Aylak

...   300

do. (a Friday bazaar.)

6. Togn l

...    100   do.

16. T6k   ...

15

do.

7. Malid

50   do.

17. Begum   ...

20

do.

8. Tejon

.   100   do.

18. Sultân   ...

50

do. (Kum Singi.)

9. Beh Ahmed

.   150   do.

19. Wukwûk.

 

 

10. Argûk

. . .   100   do.

20. Kurkla.

 

 

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