Names.

Long.

Lat.

DAHISTAN, a territory of Khur

ásán, near Jurján

DEHLI, in India: at most

times this city has been the capital or chief residence of the Indian sovereigns

Díв, a sea-port of Gujerát in India

DÍBEL, (or, according to the Arabian mode of pronunciation, DIWEL,) a place in Sind

DEÍRÂKÚL

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35 0

DÍLMÁN, a territory so named after Dilem, a celebrated hero among the ancient Persians: it is situated between Kazvín and Gílán. Almút and Tálekán belong to Dílmán

DÍNAVAR, a place in Kurdistán, between Baghdád and Hamadán

RAJMANDERI, between Oudieh and Golkondah: the meaning of that name is equivalent to Kákh-iRájah in Persian, "the palace, or villa, of the prince"

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دیلمان ناحیه ایست منسوب بدیلم

نامی از عجم میان قزوین و کیلان و الموت

و طالقان ازوست

. فوه از ع

دینور از کردستان میان بغداد و همدان فتح ع له ع

راجندري ميان اودیه و کلکنده

و

معني آن کاخ راجه باشد يعني قصر و كوشك

. تکا بع بع بع

RUнTÁS, a place in India

RAI, a city in the province of Irák Âjem

RAKHANG, (equivalent to Palang,) is in the second climate, on the eastern side of Bengál

RASHT, (equivalent to Dasht,)

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a city in the province of Gílán 85 0 38 30

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34 30

ز

ZABÍD, a place in Yemen (or

Arabia Felix)

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14 10

SIJAS, in the province of Ázerbáiján near Suhervard

SIJILMÁSEH, a place in Maghreb

(or Africa)

SERANDIB, an island in the Indian Ocean, (Ceylon)

SERAI, the capital of the Dashti-Kibchák; the distance of it from Báb al abuáb (or Derbend) is four merhilleh (or days' journies)

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11 10

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