1 TUNNEES IN DRUGGYE. VIZEEREES. ^
2 for their diigiistiiig vices, and indeed there ia notJiing to piaiae in
3 their maimen. Those of Bunnoo are not niMsh better, and the
4 MooUahs, as usual in mch oountriet* h«ve greet power, whidi they
5 do not fail to abuse.
6 To the north of Dower, between it «n(l the Koormnif lies Khoflif
7 • email country, peopled like Dower and Bunnoo, by niei^ Rmell
8 dans of various descent. It lies as high as Dower, but ia aepanted
9 firom it by hilU. It is in obedience to the King, and is governed bj
10 one of its own chiefs, who acts as deputy to the King's Sirdar.;
11 nevertheless it is torn by internal dissensions. The whole vall^ is
12 divided into two factions, called the Tor Goondee, and Speen Goon-
13 dee (i. e. the black and white leagues), which are perpetueliy at wa^
14 about the rpiarrels ot" one or other of their member*!.
15 East of Khost is Drugye, a small rountrv irilKiluted by a tribe
16 called Tiinnee, of which I know nothing but the name.
17 Till' hilLs wliicli .surround tlie foiy last countries^ are inhabited bjr
18 the inountaia tribe of V iaeeree^- - ' • < - ' • '
19 Digitized by Google