INDEX

A
Abadéh, village of, p. [150]
Abbas, Shah, p. [163]. [165], [166]. [168]. [175]. [180]. [213]. [267], [268], [269]. [271]. [287]. [290]
Abbas Mirza, the Heir Apparent of Persia, p. [109]. [241], [242]. [252]. [266]
—character and anecdotes, p. [279]-84. [303]. [307]. [366]
Abdoui, valley of, p. [93]
Abdul Assiz (Saood ibn Abdool Uzzeer) chief of the Wahabees, p. [222]
Abdulla Aga, Musselim of Bussorah, p. [12]
Abdulla Aga, a rebel Courd, p. [310]. [315]
Abdulla Khan, pro-Mehmandar, p. [122]
Abdulla Resoul, Sheik of Bushire, p. [10], [11], [12]
—history of, p. [15]-28
Abhar, town of, p. [256]
Aderbigian, silver mines, p. [238]
—boundaries enlarged, p. [266]
—revenue, p. [284]
Administration of the provinces of Persia, p. [49]
—of the districts, p. [235]
—offices sold, p. [237]
Adventure at Pool Dallauk, p. [181]
—at Alwar, p. [318]
Affghans, p. [33]. [50]. [153]. [155]. [168]
Affshars, p. [240]
Aga, a Tartar title, p. [235]
Aga Besheer, the Queen’s chief eunuch, p. [104]. [118]
Aga Kemal, village of, p. [176]
Aga Khan, p. [148]
Aga Mahomed Khan, King of Persia, p. [181]. [211]. [214]. [218]. [221]. [238], [239]. [242]. [267]. [290]
Agajik, village of, p. [305]
Agatch, Turkish measure, p. [305]
Agatch degnis, “Sea of Trees,” p. [359]
Agi, river of, p. [293]
Agriculture, at Bushire, p. [60]. [78]
—in Aderbigian, p. [300]-1
—in Asia Minor, p. [331], [332]. [334]. [339]
Agri dagh or Ararat, p. [306]
Ahmadiéh, village of, p. [76]
Ak Caléh, p. [326]. [330]
Ala dagh, mountains near Diadin, p. [311]
Albores, mountains near Teheran, p. [177]. [183]. [227], [228]
Ali Capi gate, at Ispahan, p. [168]
Alichangee, village of, p. [71]
Ali Mirza, Prince of Shiraz
—See Hossein Ali Mirza
Ali Shah, village near Tabriz, p. [293]
Ali Shah, ark of, at Tabriz, p. [278]
Aliverdy Khan, bridge of, p. [213]. [268]
Alwar, adventure with the Aga of, p. [318]
Amasia, approaches to, p. [347]
—chambers in the rock, p. [348]
—people, [349]
Ameenabad, p. [154]
Ameen-ed-Dowlah, p. [185]. [190]. [195], [196]. [199]. [201]. [204], [205]. [211]. [213]. [239]. [250], [251]
Animals (of the Dashtistan) p. [62]-7
—combats of, p. [119], [120]. [209]
Antelope, eyes of the, p. [369]
Aqueducts, ancient, at Shapour, p. [86]
—at Persepolis, p. [131]. [135]
Arabah, wheeled cart, p. [300], [315]. [326]
Arab tribes on the coast of Persia, p. [16], [50]
—at Shooster, p. [252]
—throughout the kingdom, p. [240]
—pirates, p. [371]
Ararat, mountain of, p. [306]. [308]. [315]
“Arctomys” of Linnæus, p. [260]
Araxes, river, now the Bend-emir, p. [124]
—another, now the Arras, p. [317]
Ark, fortified palace, p. [207]. [225]. [259]
Armaghanéh, village of, p. [262]
Arched roofs at Derees, p. [85]
—at Abadéh, p. [151]
—at Mesjid Madré Suleiman, p. [146]
Armenian clergy in Ispahan, p. [161]
—churches at Julfa, p. [168]
—merchant, p. [225]
—people at Arz-roum, p. [322]
—inscription, p. [329]
Arrian, p. [146]
Arsingan, p. [332]
Arubah, cape, p. [3]
“Arz-beg,” lord of requests, p. [69]. [76]
Arz-roum, p. [320]
—ancient and present state, p. [322]
Ashreff, the second Affghan king, p. [168]. [175]
Ashreff, town of, p. [288]
Ashtola, island of, p. [4]
Asher Khan, Persian Embassador in Paris, p. [334]
Asparagus, wild, p. [330]
“Asses Ears,” points of land, p. [9]
Asterabad, p. [288]
Astrology of Bushire, p. [69]. [73]
—of Tabriz, p. [291]
Atesh Gau, p. [234]
Attabek Shah, p. [102]
Auk-kend, village of, p. [264]
B
“Backshish,” vails, p. [323]
Bagh Shah Cheragh, p. [97]
Baghwarder, latitude near it, p. [152]
Bahram, fort of King, p. [150]
Bahrein, p. [52], [53]. [62]
Baibort, district of, p. [331]
Bairam Ali Khan Cadjar, p. [100]. [108]. [122]
Bairam, feast of the, p. [40]
—Corban Bairam, p. [154]
“Baklavah,” cake of honey, paste, &c. p. [324]
Bakouba, p. [284]
Baktegian, lake of, p. [124]
Baktiar tribe, p. [240]. [242]
—body guard of the Prince at Shiraz, p. [110]
—mountains, p. [160]
“Balconah,” customary present to an embassador, p. [35]
Balouches, from Crotchey to Cape Monze, p. [5]. [49], [50]
Balouchestan, p. [49]
Bang, cape, p. [50]
Barley, p. [262]. [266]
—open to the King’s people, p. [256]
Barnhill, the, p. [7]
Bayazid, city of, p. [306]
Bayrack, p. [350]
Bazars of Bushire, p. [57]
—of Shiraz, p. [102]
—of Ispahan, p. [170]
Beards in Persia, p. [166]
—dyed, p. [231]
—process of dying, p. [247]
Bebehan, city of, p. [49]
Beglerbegs, p. [49]
—See p. [235]
—of Ispahan, p. [160]. [162]. [172]
Benak, spice plant, p. [92]
Bend-emir, river, ancient Araxes, p. [51]
—course of, p. [124]
Bendes, p. [61]
Ben Gieul, [of the Euphrates, see map] of the Araxes, p. [317]. [326]
Bisgoush, mountains of, p. [270]
Blacker, Lieutenant, p. [2]
Blanket, Admiral, p. [33]
Body-Guard, of the King, p. [242]
Bokhara, blue beards in, p. [247]
—Silver from, p. [238]
Boli, p. [357]
—forest of, p. [358]
Bombay, departure from, p. [2]
Bombareek, cape and rock of, p. [6]
Boots in Persia, p. [246]
Borazjoon, village of, p. [76]
Bosnia, native of, p. [324]. [340]
Bottle of sugar candy broken before the Envoy’s horse, p. [84]. [97]. [124]
Bridges at Ispahan, p. [162]. [213]
Broad cloth, excellence of English, p. [355].
Brodies from Monze to Cape Jasques, p. [5]
Bruce, Mr. Assistant Resident at Bushire, p. [10], [11]. [32]. [33]. [37]. [51], [52]. [69]. [206], [218]
—sent to India, p, [219]. [240]
Buffaloes, p. [359]
Bullion, price of in Persia, p. [238]
Bund-emir Timoor, p. [124]
—Bund Kohrood, p. [177]
—at Ispahan, p. [213]
Buonaparte, Treaty with Persia, p. [216]
—conduct of the Persians, p. [251]
—his hospital at Malta, p. [368]
Busheab, island of, or Khoshaub, p. [7]
—pearls on the shoal, p. [53]
Bushire, arrival in the roads, p. [10]
—landing in Persia, p. [12]
—militia of, p. [13]
—history of the Sheik of, chap. ii. p. [15]-28
—description of the town, p. [56]-8
Bustard, p. [61].
Bustion, cape, mine and fort at, p. [51]
C
Cadjar, dynasty of, p. [150]
—tribe of, p. [241]
Campbell, Mr. Surgeon to the Mission, p. [2]
Captives among the Turcomans, p. [289]
Cara-ainéh, village of, p. [303]
Carahissar, beautiful scenery, p. [334]
Caraja, p. [332]
Carajalar, p. [354]
Carajol, p. [354]
Caravanserai, p. [81], &c.
—at Yezdikhaust, p. [153]
—at Maxhood Beggy, p. [154]
—at Mayar, p. [157]
—at Gez, p. [175]
—at Saidabad, p. [272]
Carpets, Persian, p. [166]
Caspian sea, p. [290]
—ships on, p. [287]
Casvin, city of, p. [253]-4
Catabee, Persian dress, p. [99]. [245]
Causeway (of Shah Abbas), p. [287], [358], [360]
Cavalcade, on the journey to Teheran, p. [69]-70
Ceylon, pearl of, p. [53]
Chahar Bagh, p. [162]. [170]
Chairs at Ispahan like those of Persepolis, p. [162]
Chappan Oglu, p. [341]. [346]
Chappow, inroads of the Turcomans, p. [289]
Chardin, p. [126]. [129]. [168], [169], [170]-1. [206]. [230], [243]. [277]
Charts, errors in the, Persian Gulph, Heather, p. [7]
—Maccluer, p. [9]. [373]
“Charwarder,” chief Muleteer, p. [70]
“Chatters,” running footmen, p. [37]. [69]. [212]. [246]
Chedaughee, tribe of, p. [268]
Chehil-minar, (Persepolis), p. [129]
Chehil-sitoon at Ispahan, p. [164]
Chehil-ten at Shiraz, p. [105]
Chenan, story of Sheik, p. [105]
Chenar tree, p. [104], &c.
Cherries in Asia Minor, p. [335]. [338]. [344]
Chiflik, p. [330]
“Choppers,” couriers, p. [64]. [181]
“Chorbah,” soup, p. [324]
Christians, tombs of ancient, p. [329]. [357]
—retreats of, p. [240]. [243]
Chrysostom, St. John, p. [349]
Chubar, town of, coast of Mekran, p. [5]
Climates various in Persia, p. [49]
—of Bushire, p. [61]
—of Teheran, p. [227]-9
—see Appendix
Coals, in Mazanderan, p. [231]
Coare, Mr. dies at Bushire, p. [47]
Coflan-kou, mountain of, p. [267]
Coinage in Persia, p. [238]
Comana Pontica, p. [343]
“Conchas,” long trays, p. [116]
Congoon, town and Sheik of, p. [7], [8]. [49]
—pearl bank, p. [55]
Constantinople, splendour of the scene, p. [363]
Cookery of the Turcomans, p. [289]
Copper, trade in, at Tocat, p. [345]
Corbal, p. [124]
Corban Bairam, feast of, p. [154]
Corbett, Capt. H. M. S. Nereide, p. [2]. [11]
Cormorants on trees, p. [64]
Cotton at Hallila, p. [59]
—in Persia, [231]
Cotul, p. [76]
Court of Persia, ceremonies of, p. [286]
Cow dung as fuel, p. [251]. [272]
Cranes, p. [305]
Cufic inscription at Reshire, p. [59]
—at Rey, p. [233]
—at Sultaniéh, p. [258]
—on the bridge over the Kizzil-ozan, p. [267]
—at Mama Khatoun, p. [328]
—at Arz-roum, p. [322]
Curdistan robbers, p. [303]. [307]. [310]. [312]. [315]. [326], [327]. [330]
Currimabad, ancient Corbiana, p. [233]
Cypresses at Shiraz, p. [103], [104]
Cyrus? tomb of, p. [145]
D
Danish establishment in the Gulph of Persia, p. [51]
Darabgherd, note, p. [124]
Dashtistan, p. [16]. [48]. [76]-7
Dasti, district of, p. [39]. [51]
Daulakee, p. [77], [78]. [82]. [160]
Davis, Capt. George, H. M. S. Sapphire, p. [2]. [44]. [64]
Deerogha, p. [82]
Dehnar, p. [179]
Dehsis, p. [261]
Deibeed, p. [147]
Delhis of the Turkish army, p. [325]. [327]. [353]-4
Deli-baba, village of, p. [315]
Demawend, mountain of, p. [177]. [183]. [231]
—fables connected with it, p. [232]
“Dereea Kulzum,” the Caspian, p. [290]
Derees, town of, p. [84], [85]
Dereyah, capital of the Wahabees, p. [222]
Derveishes, p. [32] (Talamash, as a Derveish, p. [33]) [82]. [104]
Dewan Khonéh at Shiraz, p. [108]
—at Ispahan, p. [166]
—at Teheran, p. [188]
—at Sultaniéh, p. [260]
“Dherna,” see note, p. [33]
Diadin, town of, p. [309]. [329]
Diplomacy of Persia, p. [198]-201
—publicity of, p. [216]
Diu, Portuguese colours on the fort of, p. [2]
Divers in the Pearl Fishery, p. [54]
Division of time in Persia, p. [41]
“Dochter” mountain, p. [93]
Dog of the Balouches, p. [50]
—Kofla Dog, p. [64]
“Dogoosheh” slit cap, p. [150]
“Dolmah,” p. [324]
Dome of the mosque at Sultaniéh, p. [258]
—domed buildings, p. [279]
Dress of Persia, p. [243]-8
“Dungaree” linen cloth, p. [26]
Durand, guard house, p. [346]. [357]
Dutch painters in the service of Shah Abbas, p. [168]
Duties of customs, p. [297]
Dwarf wrestlers at Shiraz, p. [119]
E
Earthquakes at Casvin, p. [254]
—at Tabriz, p. [277], [278]
—at Tasouj, p. [297]
“Eels” or tribes, p. [288]
Effendi, p. [20]
Egmaun, port of, p. [44]. [373]
Elauts, encampments of, p. [77]. [231]. [262]. [301]. [304]. [308]
—reception in their tents, p. [308]-9
“Elkhee chee,” master of the mares, p. [304]
Emin Aga, Governor of Arz-roum, p. [323]
—created a Pacha, p. [332]
English letter from a Persian, p. [31]
—compare, p. [203]
Entertainments given to the Envoy by the new governor of Bushire, p. [73]
—at Shiraz, by the Minister, p. [111]-6
—by the Mehmandar, p. [118]
—at Ispahan, by the Beglerbeg, p. [172]
—at Teheran, by the Prime Minister, p. [194]
—by the King, [207]
—at Tabriz, by the son of the Minister, p. [285]
—at Arz-roum, by the Governor, p. [323]
—at Caraja, by the Aga, p. [333]
Etiquettes of Persia, p. [285]
Euphrates, sources of, p. [306]
—eastern river, p. [309], [310], [311]
—western, p. [325]. [329]
European dress and discipline introduced into Persia, p. [30]. [32]. [108]. [184]. [188]. [207]
Excavated rocks, p. [340]. [343]
Executioner, chief see Nasakehee Bashee
Extortion of the Derveishes, p. [32]
F
Failee tribe, p. [240]-2
Fakir, p. [194]
“Fall” in Hafiz, p. [229]
Farz or Farsistan, p. [7]. [49]
—administration of, p. [110]
—frontier, p. [153]
Fasa, Bolouk and city of, p. [233]
Fatme, tomb of, at Koom, p. [180]
—sister of Hossein, p. [195]
Fauces Hyrcaniæ? p. [287]
Female household at Teheran, p. [225]
Ferdousi, p. [186]
Ferosh Bashee, p. [68]. [70]
Ferrajoula Khan, Nasakchee Bashee of the King, p. [204]. [207]. [261]
Filial respect in the East, see p. [111]
—see at Tabriz, p. [286]
Fire-altar, p. [121]
Fire temple near Persepolis, p. [128]
—at Mesjid Madré Suleiman, p. [146]
Fire-works at Shiraz, p. [113]
—at Ispahan, p. [172]
—at Teheran, p. [207]. [210]
Fire-eater at Shiraz, p. [112]
Firman of Persia, p. [231]
Firouzabad, ruins of, p. [234]
Fleet of the Imaum of Muscat, p. [7], [8]
—of the Joasmee pirates, p. [44]
Fly-flap, p. [126]
Fox, white, at Bushire, p. [64]
“Frangistoun,” Europe, p. [193]. [253]
Frat, see Euphrates
Frenchman passing for a Derveish, p. [33]
French in Persia, p. [10]. [30]. [42]. [190]. [123]. [212]
—French treaty, p. [216]
—dismissed from Persia, p. [218]. [220]
Fruit at Bushire, p. [61]
—at Teheran, p. [230]
Fursung, p. [171], &c.
—see p. [149]
G
Galen, authority of, in Persia, p. [230]
Galley, Mr. Resident at Bushire, p. [50]
Gardanne, General, p. [42]. [219], [220]
Gardens in Persia; at Kauzeroon, p. [92]
—at Shiraz, p. [105], &c.
Gate of the palace, business transacted at, p. [216]
Gauzir-seng, town near Teheran, p. [251]-2
Genoese, works of the, p. [352]
Geredéh, p. [356]
Germania, Kermania, or Carmania, p. [49]
“Germesir,” p. [49]
—again, p. [270]
Geroustan, mountains of, p. [267]
Gez, near Ispahan, p. [174]
Ghilan, silk of, p. [231]
—language of, p. [288]
Giaours, works of the, at Arz-roum, p. [322]
—again, p. [337]
“Gika,” ornament of rank, p. [208]
Girid, game of, p. [77]
Gombroon, (Bender-Abassay, p. [31]), p. [51]
Goudar, tribe of, p. [288]
“Goulams,” slaves of the King’s body guard, p. [243]
Goush Khonéh at Ispahan, p. [172]
Grabs, Arab vessels, p. [8]
Grampus, possibly the whale of Arrian, p. [50]
Grass, common property in Persia, p. [339]
Greek church at Arz-roum, p. [322]
—inscription at Nakshi Rustam, &c.
Guadel, cape and town, p. [4]. [50]
Guebreabad, p. [177]
Guebres in Persia, p. [234]
Gulistan, p. [213]
Gum Tragacanth, p. [231]
Gumuck Khonéh, p. [332]
“Gumrukchee,” Collector of the Customs, p. [323]
Guzarat, land of the, p. [2]
H
Hafiz, tomb of, p. [104]
—his odes sung, p. [114]
—Derveish of the tomb, p. [143]
—superstition connected with his works, p. [229]
Haji Hamza, p. [352]
Hakim, the governor of a city, p. [235]
Halissé, crown lands of Persia, p. [238]
Hallilah peak, p. [9]
—village of, p. [59]
Halys, river, p. [352]
Hamadan (Ecbatana, p. [233]) Prince of, p. [208]
Hamamlee, p. [355]
Hannibal, tomb of, p. [352]
Haooz Sultan, p. [182]
Harem, the Podargus of Arrian, p. [52]
Harem, royal, at Ispahan, p. [166]
—at Teheran, p. [225]
—supplied by the Ameen-ed-dowlah, p. [239]
Hares eaten by the Persians, p. [230]
“Hasht-behesht.,” eight Paradises at Ispahan, p. [163]
Hassan Caléh, p. [317]-8
Hawks at Bushire, p. [64]-5
Head dress in Persia, p. [246]
“Heft-ten,” pleasure-house at Shiraz, p. [104]
Henna, used in dying beards, p. [231]
Herbert, Sir Thomas, p. [5], note, [137]
Herring, from the Caspian, “King of Fishes,” p. [230]
Hieratemis, of Arrian, p. [52]
Hodja, schoolmaster, p. [333]
Honey of Kauzeroon, p. [93]
—of Shiraz and Teheran, p. [230]
“Hoobara,” bustard, p. [61]. [65]
Horse of the Dashtistan, &c. p. [62]
—of the Turcomans, p. [62]. [289]
—character of the Arab and Persian horses, p. [63]. [82]
—races, p. [210]
—horses painted, p. [210]
—horsemanship of the Prince Royal, p. [280]
—of the Persians and Turks, p. [281]
Hospitality of the Turcomans, p. [289]
Hossein, ceremonies of the death of, p. [194]-7, see p. [216]
Hossein Ali Mirza, Prince of Shiraz, p. [109]. [117]. [192]
—his present to the King, p. [208]
Hot wind on the coast of Mekran, p. [6]
—in the Gulph of Persia, p. [7]
Hot springs at Hassan Kaleh, p. [318]
—at Ilija, p. [325]
—near Kuley Hissar, p. [338]
Household of the King of Persia, p. [217]. [239]
—female, p. [225]
Hummocks of Kenn, Gulph of Persia, p. [9]
I-J
Jaffer Ali Khan, English Agent at Shiraz, p. [29]
—English letter from, p. [31]
—character of, p. [43]
—see p. [189]. [192]
Jaffer Khan, King of Persia, p. [16]
“Jan-baz,” one who plays away his soul, p. [242]
Janik, port of, p. [338]. [341]
Janizaries, p. [31]
Jasques, cape, p. [6]. [48], [49]. [124]
“Jelowdars,” grooms, p. [64]. [69]
Jemidars of the Envoy’s guard, p. [194]
Jemsheed, p. [125]. [129]. [140]. [167]
Jemsheed’s Harem, p. [142]
Jenghiz Khan, portrait of, p. [167]
—took Rey, p. [233]
—plundered Sultaniéh, p. [259]
Jerboa, p. [64]
—description of, p. [65]-7
Jewels of the King, p. [214]
“Jezaerchi,” men who use blunderbusses, p. [30]
Joasmee Pirates capture the Sylph, are defeated by the Nereide, p. [44]-6. [58]
—destroyed, see note at the end, p. [371]
Jones, Sir Harford, Envoy Extraordinary, passim, see conduct throughout the negociations, p. [199]-203
Jooyum, district of tobacco, p. [19]
Jouannin, M. p. [220]. [264]. [280]
Jukes, Dr. p. [37]. [52]. [69]. [229]
Julfa, suburb of Ispahan, p. [168]
Jusuff, Pacha, Grand Vizier, p. [336]. [338]. [341]
Ibrahim, Hajee, Vizier of Aga Mahomed Khan, p. [211]. [210]
—put to death by the present King, p. [221]
Ibrahim Pacha, governor of Bayazid, p. [306]
Ice (reservoir of) at Shiraz, p. [123]
—at Teheran, p. [228]
Ichthyophagi, on the coast of Mekran, p. [50]
Ilija, warm springs at, p. [325]
Imaum, parish priest, p. [333]
Indian figures at Shapour, p. [90]
Indigo in Persia, p. [231]
Inscriptions at Tahrie, p. [51]
—at Reshire, p. [59]
—at Shapour, p. [87]
—at Nakshi Rustam, p. [126]-7
—gilt at Persepolis, p. [137]
—at Mesjed Madré Suleiman, p. [144]
—at Rey, p. [233]
—at Sultaniéh, p. [258], see p. [263]. [267]
—at Mama Khatoun, p. [328]
—at Cherkes, p. [355]
—at Boli, p. [357]. see plate xxix
Introduction to the Prince at Shiraz, p. [107]
—to the King at Teheran, p. [186]
—again, p. [214]
Inundation, p. [213]
Irak, animosity of the people of, to those of Fars, p. [157]
Iris, river, now the Tozzan Irmak, p. [343]
Ish Agassi, master of the ceremonies at Shiraz, p. [100]. [108]
—at Teheran, p. [188]
Isker Sou, village of, p. [340]
Islands in the Gulph of Persia, p. [6]. [52]
Ismael Beg, a favourite at Shiraz, p. [118]. [120]
Ismael Beg Damgaunee, a favourite at the Court of Teheran, p. [216]. [243]
Ismid, ancient Nicomedia, p. [361]
Ispahan, p. [159]-173
—reception of the Envoy, p. [161]
—extent of the city, p. [161]
—general view, p. [169]
—inundationat, p. [213]
—people of, ridiculed at Shiraz, p. [114]
—character of, p. [241]
Ispahanek, village of, p. [157]. [159]
Istakbal, p. [76], &c. (see p. [85], at Kauzeroon,) at Shiraz, p. [97], &c.
Istakhar, distinct from Persepolis, p. [129]
K
Kabob, roast meat, p. [324]
—shops at Ispahan, p. [171]
Kaduck, a finer cloth, p. [156]. [231]
Kalaat, dress of honour, p. [26]
—at Shiraz, p. [120]
—at Teheran, p. [216]
—numbers distributed by the King, p. [205]
Kalaat poshoon, near Shiraz, p. [123]
Kaleoon, water pipe, p. [13], &c. [55]
—Kaleoon of state, at Shiraz, p. [109]
—at Teheran, p. [214]
Kamchaucks, the, p. [290]
Kamouncha, a species of violin, p. [113], see p. [225]
Kanauts, aqueducts, p. [147], &c.
—making, p. [253]
Kara Colagh, p. [330]
Kara guzlou, tribe, p. [37]. [122]
“Kara Khader,” black tents, p. [288]. [302]
Kara Sou, river, p. [325]
—another, p. [337]
Karatch, village near Teheran, p. [250]
Kashan, p. [177]
—well at, p. [178], note
—manufactures, p. [231]
—character of the people, p. [241]
Katif, El, pearl bank at, p. [53]
Kauzeroon, p. [83]. [92]
Kaveer, p. [182]
Kelki Irmak, p. [337]. [342]
Kelounter, the revenue collector, p. [235]
Kemeen, village near Persepolis, p. [143]
Kenn, Island, gold dust in the torrents, p. [52]
Kerim Khan, Regent of Persia, p. [101]
—his works at Shiraz, p. [101]-7. [221]
—treasures of, p. [238]
Kerim Khan, bearer of the King’s letter, p. [95]
Ket Khoda, the chief of a village, p. [235]
Khalcal, district of, p. [284]
Khaloet Khanéh, private hall of audience at Teheran, p. [188]
—at Sultaniéh, p. [260]
Khan, a military title, p. [235]
Khan, a caravanserai, p. [345]
Khandaek, village of, p. [359]
—character of the people, p. [360]
Kharrack, island of, p. [53], [54]. [69]
Kharrack, town on the coast of Persia, p. [51]
Khaumaridge, p. [83], [84]
Kheleel Khan, Hajee, p. [39]
Khenna, a dye, p. [231]. [247]
Khisht, plain of, p. [80], [81]
Khoi, city and plain of, p. [298]
Khona Kergaun, p. [147]
Khonéh Khorréh, p. [148]
Khorassan, Prince of, p. [241], see Mesched, p. [208]
Khoresser, (Gulph of Persia), p. [51]
Khorremderré, p. [256]
Khosh amedeed, p. [39]. [96], compared with the Khosh gueldin of the Turks, p. [313], see p. [189]
Khosh aub (see Busheab, p. [7]), near Bushire, p. [76]
Khour-e-Shootur, river, near Koom, p. [180]
Kinar-a-gird, p. [182], [183]. [250]
King of Persia, marble throne, p. [188]
—throne of the
—peacock, p. [191]
—appearance and character, p. [191]
—dress, p. [192]. [212]. [214]
—conversations, p. [190]. [212]. [215]. [218], [219]
—condescension and kindness to the Envoy, p. [219]-20
Kishmis, Island of, Gulph of Persia, p. [6]
Kizzil Ozan, river of, p. [266]. 287
Kohrood, town and valley of, p. [176]
Komeshah, p. [155]
Konar-a-tackta, p. [81]
“Koola-frangee,” Frank’s hat at Shiraz, p. [106]. [117]
—at Teheran, p. [214]. [218]
—at Sultaniéh, p. [260]
Koom, city of, p. [179]
—ruins a holy city, p. [180]
—manufactures, p. [231]
—see p. [289]
Koran, village of, p. [251]
Kuley Hissar, p. [337]
Kulzum, see of, p. [290], note
Kummund, noose used in war, p. [242]
Kunjurs, daggers, p. [112], &c. [125]. [245]
Kuprigli, Grand Vizier, p. [358]
“Kymack,” clouted cream, p. [326]
L
Lacs, tribe of the, p. [240]
Landed property hereditary, p. [237]
Landscape scenery, (see at Tabriz, p. [294],) at Mama Khatoun, p. [327]
—at Chiflik, p. [330]
—at Carajar, p. [331]
—Cara Hissar, p. [334]
—Kuley Hissar, p. [338]
—near Nicksar, p. [341]
—Coja Hissar, p. [353]
—Boli. p. [359]
Langarood, village of, p. [179]
Language of Persia, p. [262]. [271]. [288]
Laristan, p. [49]
Latin inscription at Armaghanéh, p. [263]
Le Brun, p. [106]. [129]. [133], [134]. [136]. [243]
Letters from Jaffer Ali Khan in English, p. [31]
—from the King of Persia, p. [95]. [149]. [183]. [219]
—from the King of England, p. [160]
—from the Governor General, p. [219]
—letter from a Persian to the Envoy in English, p. [203]
Linnæus, note, p. [260]
Lion of Persia, p. [62]. [64]
—at Shiraz, p. [120]
—at Teheran, p. [187]
—combat with an ox, p. [209]
—lion in stone over a tomb at Derces, p. [85]
—at Desht-e-arjun, p. [94]
—at Komeshah, p. [156]
—at Sihin Caléh, p. [257]
—at Khoré, p. [301]
Liquorice, wild, near Persepolis, p. [129]
Loane, Mr. prisoner among the pirates, p. [44]
“Lokmah,” paste puff, p. [324]
Looties, mountebanks, p. [209], [210]
Lootf Ali Khan, p [16]. [181]
Lycus, ancient, now the Kelki Irmak, p. [337]
M
Maaden Kebban, names at, p. [329]. [344]
Macis, mountain of Ararat, p. [306]
Mahomed Ali Khan, Prince of Hamadan, p. [208]
Mahomed Hassan Khan Karaguzlou, p. [37]. [41]
—sent from Shiraz, p. [122]
Mahomed Hossein Khan, Ameen-ed-dowlah, p. [166]. [170]-1
—his house, p. [184]
—visits the Envoy, p. [185]
—receives the Envoy, p. [195]. [199]
—present to the King, p. [208]. [210], [211]. [216]. [221]
Mahomed Hussein Khan Mervee, p. [188]
Mahomed Jaffer, vice Governor of Bushire, p. [25], [26], [27]. [38]
Mahomed Khan, Mehmandar of Shiraz, p. [123]
Mahomed Nebee Khan, Persian Embassador to Calcutta, p. [23]
—history of, note, p. [23]
—Governor of Bushire, p. [23]. [25]. [27]. [71]. [73]. [75]
Mahomed Zeky Khan, the Mehmandar, p. [42]. [69]. [118]. [122]
Maidan Shah, at Ispahan, p. [169]
Malcolm, Brigadier General, p. [23]. [31]. [83]. [p. [199].]
Maleeat, original right of the crown, p. [236]
Malta, p. [318]
Mama Khatoun, village of, p. [327]
—tradition of its foundation, p. [328]
Mama Selemeh, p. [6]
Manastour, village of, p. [329]
Mandelsloe, p. [133]. [136]
Marble of Tabriz, p. [104], [105]. [163]. [278]
Marcivan, p. [350]
Mares, herds of, p. [263], [304]
Marmot, p. [260]
Mat-houses of Guadel, p. [5]
“Maun,” [7]-1/4lbs. p. [92]. [110]
Maxhood Beggy, p. [154]
Mayar, p. [157]
Mazanderan, p. [287]
“Meals,” clubs, p. [85]
Medicine of Persia, p. [229]
Medressé Shah Sultan Hossein college, at Ispahan, p. [163]
—Medressé Jedéh, p. [164]
Meer Sakee, p. [177]
Mehmandar, office of, p. [36]. [73]. [293]
—appointed to the Mission, p. [42]. [101]
Mekran, coast of, p. [3]-6. [49]
Melons at Sayin, p. [174]
Memméh Sunni, p. [82]
Meraughéh, town of, p. [278]
Merchants of Persia, p. [237]
Merdasht, plain of, p. [49]. [124]
—covered with antiquities, p. [125]
Mesched, Prince of, p. [208]
Meshed Omoun, p. [143]
Mesjid Madré Suleiman, p. [144]
Miaunéh, village of, p. [266]-70
Military establishment of Persia:
at Shiraz, p. [110]
—at Teheran, p. [240]
—at Tabriz, p. [282]
—see p. [241]
—and generally, p. [240]
—at Zengan, p. [261]
—military qualities, p. [281]. [366]
Mineral springs, p. [78]
Mines of silver, p. [238]
—of iron, p. [283]
—of lead, p. [284]
Minou, on the Gulph of Persia, p. [49]
Miri, p. [338]
Mirza, hereditary title of Persia, p. [234]
Mirza Abul Hassan, late Envoy to the Court of London, p. [36]. [149]. [353]. [364]
—history of, p. [220]-3
Mirza Bozurk, minister at Tabriz, p. [282]
Mirza Hassan, son of Mirza Bozurk, p. [285]
Mirza Reza, Embassador to Buonaparte, p. [193]. [216]. [253]
“Mirza of Nusserabad,” p. [178]
Moharrem, p. [173]. [180]. [188]
—ceremonies of, p. [194]-7
Mollah Suleiman, p. [315]
Monze, cape, p. [5]
“Moobarek,” p. [6]
Moodjdeh, p. [332]
Moodjdéhlook, p. [42]. [93]
Moran, cape, p. [3]
Morghaub, p. [143]. [147]
Mosques of Shiraz, p. [102]
—of Ispahan, p. [170]
—of Teheran, p. [225]
Moss, village of, p. [329]
“Moss,” curdled milk, p. [252]
Mountain Robbers, p. [83]
Mourchekourd, battle of, p. [175]
“Mujlis,” an assembly, p. [206]
Mules, p. [353]
Mullak al mote, p. [183]
Muscat, Imaum of, p. [7]
—pearl trade of, p. [53]
Music, p. [113], [114]
Musseldom, cape, p. [6]. [51]
N
Nabon, cape, p. [7]
—pearl shoal, p. [53]
Nadir Shah, p. [16]
—portrait of, p. [165]
—victory of, p. [175]
—death, p. [221]
—treasures, p. [265]
Nakshi Rustam, (see p. [89]), p. [125]-9, see p. [201]
Naptha, springs of, p. [78]
—applied to the skins of camels, p.78
—flame little calid, p. [113]
Narangistoun, green house at Ispahan, p. [167]
Nasakchee Bashee, chief executioner, office of rank under the Prince at Shiraz, p. [19]
—under the King at Teheran, p. [204]. [207]
—conduct to the Mission, p. [34]
Nasr Oalah Khan, minister at Shiraz, p. [101], [102], [110]. [117]
Nautilus, cruiser, attacked by the pirates, p.43
Nazir, p. [201]. [369]
Negaristan, summer palace at Teheran, p. [227]
Negociations begun at Bushire, p. [29]. [34]. [37]. [41]
—at Shiraz, p. [117]
—at Ispahan, p. [159]
—at Teheran, p. [198]-203, see p. [212]-3. [216]
Nerciat, M. p. [220]. [280]
Neshki character, p. [59]
Niebuhr, p. [16], note [133]. [135]
Niksar, ancient Nescæsarea, p. [342]
Nitrous acid, p. [78]
Nokara Khonéh, near Persepolis, p. [125]
—at Ispahan, p. [170]
—at Teheran, p. [209]
Noory tribe, one of the new-modelled corps, p. [30]. [42]
Norooz, eve of, p. [204]
—history and ceremonies of the, p. [204]-6, see p. [237]. [240]
Norooz Khan, master of the ceremonies at the Court of Teheran, p. [184]. [188]
Nowri, village of, p. [255]
Nusserabad, p. [178]
O
Okes, of copper, p. [345]
Olearius, p. [136]. [287]
Olivier, p. [16], note
Oman, province of, p. [8]
Omar, name of, p. [62]
—Omar Coushen, day of, p. [249]
Omen of a serpent, p. [316]
Ormuz, island of, p. [52]
Oroumi, town of, p. [305]
Osmanjik, town of, p. [352]
Otour, river, p. [298]
Otter, p. [359]
Ouseley, Sir Gore, Bart. p. [36]
Oxen, used in ploughing, p. [261]. [275]
—as beasts of burthen, p. [300]
P
Pacha, mode of investiture, p. [332]
Paintings in Persia, at Shiraz, p. [105], [106]
—at Ispahan, p. [165]. [167]
—at Teheran, p. [192]. [227]
Pak-har, the servant of the Ket Khoda, p. [235]
—palaces of the King at Shiraz, p. [107]
—at Ispahan, p. [164]-8
—at Teheran, p. [187]. [226]
—at Sultaniéh, p. [260]
Palma Christi, at Shapour, p. [92]
Partridges on trees, p. [64]
—“Toowee,” desert partridge, p. [77]
Pasagardæ, p. [145]
Passage of the mountains, p. [80]. [82]
Passangoor, village of, p. [179]
Pavilion of the clock, p. [170]
Peacocks, favourites in Persia, p. [214]
Pearl fishery, p. [44]
—described, p. [52]-6
—two kinds of pearls, p. [53]
—mode of speculation, p. [53]
—divers, p. [54]
—consistency of the pearl, p. [55]
“Peera Zun” mountain, p. [94]
Peish-kesh, a tax, the “benevolence” of Persia, p. [237]
Peish-namuz, chief priest, p. [33]. [40]
Penmanship, importance of, in Persia, p. [217]
Pennant, note, p. [260]
Peréh, near Khoi, p. [300]
Persepolis, first view, p. [129]
—description, p. [129]-137, see p. [201]
Persepolitan character, at Tahrie, p. [51]
—at Mesjid Madré Suleiman, p. [144]
—at Fasa, p. [234]
Persia, outlines of the geography, p. [48]
Persian dress, p. [38]. [243]-8
—horse equipage, p. [38]
—horses, p. [62]-3
—riding, p. [77]. [82]
—skulls, p. [77]
—national character compared with the Turks, p. [362]-6
—their voyage, p. [367]
Persian Secretary taken by the Pirates, p. [45]
Pesani, city of, note, p. [4]
Pigeons, abundance of, p. [123]
—see p. [155]
Pile Rud-bar, pass of, p. [287]
Pillau, p. [324]
Plough near Bushire, p. [60]
—near Sultaniéh, p. [261]
—near Tabriz, p. [275]
Podargus of Arrian, p. [52]
Poet, the chief, p. [185]-6. [195]
Pool Dallauk, p. [180]. [213]
Pool Hajoo, at Ispahan, p. [170]
Pool Khan, bridge over the Bund-emir, p. [124]
Poplars, almost the only wood of Aderbigian, p. [274]. [277]
Population of Persia, p. [155]. [240]
—of Ispahan, p. [171]
—of Tabriz, p. [284]
—of Khoi, p. [299]
—of Arz-roum, p. [322]
Portuguese establishments at Guadel, p. [4]
—at Cape Bustion, p. [51]
—at Reshire, p. [59]
Posmee, cape, p. [4]
Post-houses, established through the north of Persia, p. [269]-70
—see p. [354]
—in Turkey, p. [357]
Pour-bunder, in the Guzarat, p. [2]
Presents, custom of, in Persia, p, [205]. [36]. [73]. [101]. [121]
—anecdote at Komeshah, p. [156]
—from the Prince at Shiraz, p. [97]
—again, p. [120]
—from the King of England, p. [186]
—from Mirza Sheffeea, p. [194]
—from the King of Persia to the Envoy, p. [204]. [215]
—to his court, p. [205]
—presents to the King, p. [208]
—to the Envoy, p. [204]
Princes of Persia, p. [121]. [192]. [210]
—their numbers, p. [226]
—their presents to the King, p. [208]
—Prince of Shiraz
—see Hossein Ali Mirza
Purtun, p. [326]
Q
Qujar, (see Cadjar), p. [241]
Quoins, islands of the, p. [6]
R
Races at Teheran, p. [210]
Ramazan, fast of, p. [40], [41]
Rams, combat of, at Shiraz, p. [119]
—at Teheran, p. [208]
Ranks in Persia, p. [234]
Rate of travelling, p. [181]
Rayats of Persia, p. [235]
Reshire, ruins of, p. [10]
—described, p. [58]
Resht, manufactures at, p. [231]
Resident’s guard at Bushire, p. [58]
Revenue of Persia, p. [236]
—of Fars, p. [110]
—of Aderbigian, p. [284]
—of Khalcal, p. [284]
—of Khoi, p. [299]
Rey, ruins of, ancient Rhages, p. [232]
Rhadars, stations of, p. [82]. [96]. [123]. [296]
Richardson, on the Norooz, p. [205]-6
Road, ancient, p. [232]
Rocknabad, stream of, p. [123]
Rodo-dendron, p. [92]
Rhohella, p. [160]
Roman figures at Shapour, p. [87]. [88]. [90]. [127]
“Roo sefeed,” “roo seeah,” p. [31]
Rope dancers at Shiraz, p. [111]
—at Teheran, p. [208]
Roselkeim, p. [44]
Russian war, p. [30]. [93]. [211]. [255]. [276]. [291]
—prisoners at Shiraz, p. [118]
Rustam, p. [140]. [201]
S
Sa-atabad, pavilion of, p. [162]
Sabanja, lake of, p. [360]
—town, p. [361]
Sacrifice of bullocks at Bushire, p. [75]
—of a lamb in Asia Minor, p. [341]
Sader, a tax, p. [237]
Sahat, measure of an hour, p. [305]. [326]
Sal ben Sal, pirate chief, p. [44]
Salmas, sculptures at, p. [299]
Salmon, from the Caspian, p. [231]
Salter, Captain, p. [50]
Salt soil, p. [174]. [227]. [293]
—salt desert, p. [179]. [183], [184]
Savock Bolagh, ancient Shererivan, p. [296]
Sagim, village near Ispahan, p. [174]
Sculptures at Shapour, p. [87]-91
—at Nakshi Rustam, p. [125]-8
—at Persepolis, p. [129]-36
—near it, p. [137]-9
—at Sultaniéh, p. [259]
—at Salmas, p. [299]
Scutari, p. [362]
Sealy, Lieutenant of the Ternate, p. [69]
Sefer, month of, p. [213]
Seffis, Princes of the house of, p. [153]. [155]. [157]. [162]. [165]. [168]. [175], [177]. [230]
—works of, p. [227]. [233]. [254]. [271]-2. [268]
Seidoun, village of, p. [142]
Seiks, p. [50]
Seraub, effect of the vapour, p. [294]
“Ser-baz,” one who plays away his head, p. [242]
“Ser-kecheckchee,” p. [242]
Sertes, cape, p. [51]
Sewund, village of, p. [142]
—river of, p. [129]. [137]. [142]
Shah Thamas, p. [162]
Shah Zadé Freng, p. [167]
Shahee, lake of, p. [278]. [294]-5
Shapour, river of, p. [82]
—city, p. [84]
—visited, p. [85]
—sculptures, p. [87]-91
—theatre, p. [91]
—subterraneous passages, p. [92]
—sculptures compared with those near Persepolis, p. [126], [127]. [139], see p. [201]
Shawls of Kerman, p. [231]
—of Cashmire, p. [246]
Shebester, town of, p. [295]
Sheep skins, p. [246]
Sheik Ali Khan, one of the King’s sons, p. [253]
Sheik Nasr, of Bushire, history of, p. [16]
—mode of summons to his standard, p. [17], [18]. [77]
Shem-Iroun, village of, p. [213]
Sheridan, Mr. Thomas Henry, p. [1], [2]. [69]
Sheyahs and Sunnis, p. [57]. [62]. [157]
Sheyran, district of, p. [332]
Ship-building, p. [283]
—ships on the Caspian, p. [287]
Shiraz, approach to, p. [97]
—entrance, p. [100]
—description of, p. [102]-7
—departure from, p. [122]
—trade of, p. [231]
Shirley, Sir Robert, note, p. [5]
Shoolgistoun, village of, p. [152]
Shooster, city of, p. [221], [222]. [231]
Seah Daleh, village of, p. [257]
Seah Dehan, village of, p. [257]
Silk of Ghilan and Mazanderan, p. [231]
Simmons, Captain, p. [58]
Singular exhibition of a negro, p. [112]
Sin Sin, caravanserai at, p. [179]
Skeine, Captain, p. [52]
Sleep, little necessary, p. [353]
Smith, Mr. Hankey, Resident at Bushire, p. [33]
Smoking in Persia, kaleoons, p. [13]
—apparatus, p. [70]
—ceremonies, p. [286]
Smyrna, p. [366]
Soap wort, p. [183]
“Sofra,” p. [74]
Soleiman, the Caleph, p. [145]
—the Shah of Persia, p. [230]
Solomon, p. [149]
Sonnini, on the Jerboa, p. [65]-7
Soundings in the Gulph of Persia, p. [9]
Sphinxes at Persepolis, p. [130]. [133]. [135]
Spoons as a musical instrument, p. [113]
Sports of the Bairam, p. [41]
Springs under the sea, p. [52]
Storm at Bushire, p. [60]
—at Khona Korréh, p. [148]
—in Aderbigian, p. [302]
—at Arz-roum, p. [326]
—near Caraja, p. [334]. [337]
—at Cherkes, p. [355]
Success, frigate, p. [366]
Sugar candy, bottles of, broken in honour of the Envoy, p. [84]. [97]. [124]. [143]
Sultaniéh, ruins and tomb of, p. [257]
—new city, p. [259]
Sunnis, p. [50]. [57]. [62]. [157]
Superstitions, of Indian sailors, p. [6]
—of Persia, p. [62]. [213]. [230]
—Hafiz, p. [229]
Surat, pearl market at, p. [53]
Surmek, p. [149]
“Surujees,” conductors, p. [357]
Swallow, white, at Bushire, p. [61]
Sweetmeats, p. [13]. [72]. [171], see p. [208]
Smith, Major L. F., p. [1]
T
Tabriz, city of, p. [276]-9
—marble of, p. [104], [105], [163]. [278]
Tahrie, ruins and sculptures at, p. [51]
Takht-a-Kadjar at Shiraz, p. [107]
—at Teheran, p. [226]-7
Takht-a-Jamsheed, p. [129]
Takht-a-tovos; throne of the peacock, p. [191]
Takht-e-ravan, letter, p. [158]. [161]. [180]. [187], [188]
Talamash, M. singular story of, note, p. [33]
Tamarisk trees, p. [76]
Tamerlane, bund of, p. [124]
—portrait of, [167]
Tangistoun, p. [51]
Tasonj, village of, p. [297]
Tatars, p. [332]. [356]
Teheran, p. [180]-2
—first view, p, [183]
—description of, p. [224]
—unwholesome, p. [229]
—contrasted with Constantinople, p. [364]
Tekmis p. [231]
—qu. Tehmeh, p. [245]
Tengui Ali Acbar, near Shiraz, p. [106]. [122]
—near Sultaniéh, p. [257]
Tengui Turkoun, mountain pass, p. [84]
Tents, comforts of, p. [302]
Terraced roofs at Arz-roum, p. [321]
Thaubet, the, Governor of a town, p. [235]
Theatre, remains of, at Shapour, p. [91]
Theft, punishment of, in Persia, p. [204]
Throne of the King of Persia, marble, p. [188]
—of the peacock, p. [191]
Tigris, source of the, p. [325]
Timber, mode of felling, p. [339]. [359]
Timur Beg, history of, p. [313]
Tobacco, monopoly of, p. [19]
Tocat, p. [344]
Tomaun, nearly equal to a pound sterling, p. [21]
Tomb of the son of Kerim Khan, p. [103]
—of Hafiz, at Shiraz, p. [104]
—tombs at Nakshi Rustam, p. [125]. [128]
—at Persepolis, p. [132]
—at Mesjed Madré Suleiman, p. [144]
—tomb of Cyrus? p. [145]
—of Shah Reza, near Komeshah, p. [156]
—tomb near Kohrood, p. [177]
—of Imaum Reza, p. [180]. [256]
—of his sister, p. [180]
—of his son, p. [249]
—of a wife of Imaum Hossein, p. [233]
—of Sultan Mahomed Khodabendeh, at Sultaniéh, p. [257]
—of Shemsé, near Khoi, p. [300]
—ancient tombs at Moss, p. [329]
—at Cherkes, p. [355]
—at Boli, p. [357]
Tombs, the, islands, p. [6]. [43]
Tosia, p. [353]
Tourchiz, capture of, p. [265]
Tozzan Irmak, river, p. [343]. [345]
Trade of Persia, see p. [237]. [239]
Travelling, rate of, p. [181]
—mode of, p. [292]-3
Treasures of the King of Persia, p. [238]. [265]
Treaties signed, p. [201]-3
—former treaty of Persia with France, p. [216]
Trebisonde, p. [322]. [332]
Tribes of Persia, p. [240]
Tribute of Persia, p. [236]-8. [240]
Tumbling, p. [112]
Tumuli, or Tapé, p. [251]
Turcomans, p. [77]. [288]-90
Turcomen Cheyee, village of, p. [270]
Turkhal, p. [345]
Turkish soldiery, (see Delhis Bayrack), p. [358]
—navy, p. [364]
—entertainment, p. [323]
Turks and Persians, p. [362]-6
Turpah Caléh, siege of, p. [312]
—reception at the castle of, p. [313]-4
V
Van, city and lake of, p. [296]. [303]
Verdistan, cape, p. [9]. [43]
—shoal of, p. [53]
Vincent, Dr. p. [3]. [52]
Vines in Persia, p. [251]. [253]
—mode of cultivation at Tabriz, p. [277]
Vishna, sour cherry, p. [338]
Visit, Persian, p. [13]. [39]-40. [72]
Volcanoes, near Saidabad, p. [273]
—near Tabriz, p. [277]
—volcanic matter, p. [305]
W
Wahabees, p. [52]. [222]. [372]
“Waky,” landed property in Persia, p. [237]
Waltz, p. [365]
Water of Bushire, p. [60]
—of Teheran, p. [229]
Water-cresses, p. [227]
Water-mill, ancient custom attached to, p. [240]
Weather at Bushire, p. [61]
—at Teheran, p. [230]
—at Arz-roum, p. [326]
Well, p. [175]
—marvellous at Kashan, p. [178]
Wheeled carriages, p. [300]
Wigs of the ancient Persians, p. [89]
Willock, Cornet Henry, now Lieutenant Commander of the Body Guard, p. [1], [2]. [37]. [69]. [118]. [187]
Wind chimnies at Bushire, p. [57]
Wine in Persia, p. [166]
Wolves, p. [359]
Women of Bushire, p. [61]
—of Diadine, p. [310]
—generally, of Persia, p. [368]-70
—education of, p. [369]
—beauty, p. [368]
Wood, scarcity of, (in the Gulph), p. [147]
—at Ispahan, p. [160]
—in Aderbigian, [272]
—near Arz-roum, p. [326]
—abundance of, in Asia Minor, p. [334], &c. p. [359]
—compare, p. [354]
Wrestlers; at Shiraz, p. [119]
—at Teheran, p. [209]
Y
“Yakné,” Irish stew, p. [324]
“Yaourt,” curdled milk, p. [252]
“Yeduk,” a led horse, p. [38]
Yezd, marble of, p. [188]
—shawls and stuffs of, p. [208]
Yezd, Prince of, p. [208]
Yezdickhaust, p. [152]
—town and valley of.
Yezid, the Caliph, in the celebration of the Moharrem, p. [195]-6. [216]
Youngali, village of, p. [311]-2
Yusuff Beg, at Shiraz, p. [101]
—query Ismael Beg, p. [118]. [120]
Z
Zaiande-rood, river of Ispahan, p. [160]. [168]. [174]
—overflows, p. [213]
Zain Labadeen, Brother of Hossein, p. [196]
Zain Labadeen, Chief Secretary and Private Minister to the Prince at Shiraz, p. [100]. [117]. [122]
“Zapté Shah,” property forfeited to the King, p. [237]
Zaul Khan, Governor of Khist; his history, p. [80]
Zauviéh, village of, p. [301]
Zebra at Vienna, p. [193]
Zeira, village of, p. [82]
Zenana, p. [166]
Zengan, village of, p. [261]
Zergoon, plain and town of, p. [124]
“Zomboorek,” artillery on camels, p. [108]
—at Teheran, p. [210]
Zoroaster, works of, p. [234]
Zund, dynasty of the Royal Family of, p. [150]. [243]

THE END.

J. G. BARNARD, PRINTER, SKINNER STREET, LONDON.