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INDEX   349

Jandak, routes between Alem and, i. 286 ; camp at, i. 314 ; plans for journey across the Kevir discussed at, i. 315 ; importance of, as a centre of caravan traffic, i. 318 ; road between Khur and, i. 318 ; streets and houses of, i. 321 ; fort of, i. 322 ; ii. 163, 218 ; presence of copper near, i. 323 ; departure from, to cross the Kevir, i. 325

Jarandeh, i. 152

Jarni-ja, Tatar raid on, i. 102

Jas-morian, lake or swamp of, ii. 177 ; sandbelt of, ii. 236

Jemal-abad, i. 142

Jevislik, i. 32 ; our early start from, i. 33 Ji11i, i. 85

Jinis-khan, i. 52

Jokjalu, i. 87

Jonah and the whale, local tradition as to, ii. 218

Julfa, Persian, i. 112 ; Russo-Persian trade through, i. I 13 ; construction of road to Tabriz from, i. I13

Julfa, Russian, i. IIo

Jungali, i. 7o

Justi, quotation from, ii. 232

Kainaakar, or governor, i. 45

Kajar dynasty, characteristics of the, i. 128

Kala-i-no, i. 171

Kala-no, camp at, i. 182 ; dust-storm at, i.

183, 186 ; musings at, i. 183 ; weather

forecast at, i. 185

Kale-i-guch, i. 367

Kale-kevir caravanserai, i. 171

Kale-su, river, i. 63

Kalian, or water tobacco-pipe, i. 120

Kal-i-germab, river, ii. 168

Kal-i-Nasir-Khan, ii. 94

Kal-i-sheitan, " the devil's ditch," in the

Kevir, i. 368

Kalkhun, i. 87

Kal-mura, river, ii. 165, 168, 174

Kamar-i-Ali-Riza-Khan, ii. 120

Kamarlu, i. 96

Kanats, subterranean water-channels, i.

181, 321 ; ii. 31

Kaplan-kuh, the, i. 141 ; view from pass,

i. 142

Karabaghi, i. 152

Karabuk, ii. 334

Kara-bulak, customs station, i. 84

Kara-bulak (Khamse), i. 149

Kara-büyuk, i. 52

Kara-chemen, i. 136

Karachi, details of route between Gwadar

and, ii. 193

Kara-chö, i. 138

Kara-kilisse, " black church," i. 69

Karangu - chai, or M ianeh - chai, river, i.

137, 139, 140

Kara-su (Western Euphrates), i. 52, 72

Kara-tepe, i. I17

Karka-bazaar, i. 75

Karshut, river, i. 37

Katteruchan, pass, i. 142

Kavekhaneh, or coffee-house, i. 30

Kazi, i. 69

Kazli, i. 7o

Kazvin, difficulty in securing horses at, i.

153

Keban-maden lead-mines, i. 72

Kelat, i. 154

Kelat-i-naghi, i. 400

Kelat-i-Sheikh-Ali, ii. 136

Kelly, Surgeon-Captain, Nasretabad, ex-

periences of the plague in Seistan, ii.

277 ; efforts to cope with it, ii. 279, 285 ;

specimens of plague microbes in labora-

tory of, ii. 286

Kerbela, pilgrimages to, i. 74 ; martyrdom

of Hussein at, ii. 41

Kerbelai Madali, our excellent guide, i.

287, 29o, 317

Kerdabad, canal of, ii. 30

Keremitli, i. 33

Kerimbad, height of driftsand in, ii. 131

Kerim Khan, irrigation system of, i. 190 ; camp at, i. 191 ; route chosen and camels hired at, i. 193 ; interior of headman's house, i. 195 ; types of peasantry, i. 196 ; bid farewell to headman of, i. 227

Kerisek, i. 171

Kerve, i. 151

Kevendeh, i. 154

Kevir, the, or great salt desert, i. 232 ; impracticability of crossing, save by old routes, i. 244, 259, 380 ; arrival at shore of, i. 245 ; camp on margin of, i. 246 ; varieties of colour in, i. 247, 262, 313 ; ii. 3 ; actually a hidden subterranean lake, i. 248 ; keen instinct of wild asses on, i. 25o ; fossilized coral, i. 253 western boundary, i. 255 ; absence of sand, i. 256 ; southern hills of, i. 259 ; belts surrounding, i. 26o ; variation in stability of, i. 262, 399 ; Dom spring, i. 263 ; a climatic boundary, i. 264 ; legendary oases of, i. 265 ; its resemblance to a sea, i. 313, 353, 366, 384 ; plans for crossing, discussed at Jandak, i. 315 ; traditions as to existence of immense lake in, i. 319 ; set out from Jandak on crossing, i. 325 ; wells on margin of, i. 327 ; " held up " by rain, i. 329-341 ; tales of adventurous crossings, i. 33o, 344 ; distances in, i. 333 ; water - cisterns, i. 334 ; eastern and western routes across, i. 326, 34o, 38o ; caravan traffic across, i. 343, 364 ; sunrise in, i. 348 ; landmarks in the journey, i. 348, 35o, 355 ; first halt, i. 353 ; night-