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About two hours after our arrival one of the chiefs brought a com. plimentary
message from the Jam, but the real object of his visit it Appeared was to ascertain
precisely my rank, which having done, he *parted; shortly after Arab Oosmanany
...
About two hours after our arrival one of the chiefs brought a com. plimentary
message from the Jam, but the real object of his visit it Appeared was to ascertain
precisely my rank, which having done, he *parted; shortly after Arab Oosmanany
...
460 ÆäÀÌÁö
We encamped on a flat piece of ground near a well below Báláka, which is
always built near villages for the cattle to drink out of The chief of Ungolo came in
with eggs, &c. and said his young men had joined Ikkaree in the incursions into
the ...
We encamped on a flat piece of ground near a well below Báláka, which is
always built near villages for the cattle to drink out of The chief of Ungolo came in
with eggs, &c. and said his young men had joined Ikkaree in the incursions into
the ...
461 ÆäÀÌÁö
I was rather anxious about meetingany villagers at Malhye, imagining that the
Báláka people had ammunicated our having seized their chief. We found the
Malhye Pople assembled and prepared to protect their village had there been
any ...
I was rather anxious about meetingany villagers at Malhye, imagining that the
Báláka people had ammunicated our having seized their chief. We found the
Malhye Pople assembled and prepared to protect their village had there been
any ...
482 ÆäÀÌÁö
The high priest,-the chief Confessor—the Prime Minister—the Chief Councillor—
the Principal Secretary for foreign affairs—the Chief Justice—the incorruptible
Superintendent of Police—and the Chamberlain. The titles given to the ruling ...
The high priest,-the chief Confessor—the Prime Minister—the Chief Councillor—
the Principal Secretary for foreign affairs—the Chief Justice—the incorruptible
Superintendent of Police—and the Chamberlain. The titles given to the ruling ...
760 ÆäÀÌÁö
lies Khoollum, which to the east rises into hills and mountains; this place is
subject to Bulkh, the chief of which extends his dominion to within two days of
Bamian, where begins the government of the Afghans. The intermediate country
is hilly ...
lies Khoollum, which to the east rises into hills and mountains; this place is
subject to Bulkh, the chief of which extends his dominion to within two days of
Bamian, where begins the government of the Afghans. The intermediate country
is hilly ...
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