1 'P. Von Bugel, isi.
2 76.
3 2 Narr. Exp. in
4 Afg. 337,
5 Wood, Oxus, 131.
6 Walker's Map.
7 ELC. Ma. Doc.
8 Hough, 337,
9 : E.1.C. Ms. Doe.
10 F. Von Hugel,
11 Kaschruir, i. 102;
12 Vigne, Kashmir,
13 §. 255; Moorer.
14 Punj. Bokb. ii, 200.
15 Vigne, |. 297.
16 198 SHU.
17 a small garrison. There is a good and well-supplied bazaar. Its
18 principal manufactures are cottons and wood-turnery ; the excel-
19 lence of the latter is much celebrated. The gardens belonging
20 to the town are extensive and luxuriant, and the surrounding
21 country is fertile as well as highly cultivated, yielding great crops of
22 sugar-cane, cotton, grain, and indigo. It belongs to the Sikhs.
23 Lat. 29° 47’, long. 71° 18’.
24 SHUJANPOOR,! in the Punjab, a small town about eight
25 miles east of Attock, remarkable for a splendid Serai, or place of
26 accommodation for travellers, built near it by one the Mogul em-
27 perors. This place seems to be noticed by Hough? as situated
28 north-east of Shumsabad, and having about three hundred houses,
29 Lat. 33° 53’, long. 72° 25’.
30 SHUKUR DARAH, in Eastern Afghanistan, an important
31 passa little north of Kala Bagh, on the western bank of the Indus.
32 By it, proceeds the great route from the Derajat to Peshawer,
33 through the Salt range. Lat. 33° 5’, long. 70° 35’.
34 SHULY WUKYL, in Afghanistan, a village situate on
35 the right bank of the river Helmund. Lat. 34° 20’, long.
36 67° 38’.
37 SHUMKOOL, in Afghanistan, a village on the route from
38 Ghuznee to Dera Ismael Khan, and thirty miles west of the latter
39 place. The road is good in this part of the route, and there is
40 a supply of water from a subterraneous aqueduct. Lat. 31° 50’,
41 long. 70° 25’,
42 SHUMSABAD, in the Punjab, a small town near the left
43 bank of the Indus, and a few miles east of Attock. It is situate
44 in a fertile and well-cultivated plain, and is built on an artificial
45 mound. Population about 1,000. Lat. 33° 56’, long. 72° 28’.
46 SHUND, in Western Afghanistan, a village thirty miles south-
47 west of Khash. Lat. 31°17’, long. 62° 53’.
48 SHUPEYON, in Kashmir, a small town at the base of a hill,
49 close to the Huripoor, or Dumdum river, and on the route from the
50 Pir Panjal Pass to Sirinagur. Close to it was fought, in 1819, the
51 decisive battle, by which the Sikhs won Kashmir from the
52 Afghans. The summit of the hill is 7,480 feet; the town 6,550
53 feet above the sea, Lat, 33° 42’, long. 74° 45’.
54 SHURJI-MURGA.—A small river of Kashmir, rising in the
55 Futi Panjal, one of the mountains bounding that valley on the
56 south. It has a north-westerly direction of about twenty miles,