Agh Aughli
This
tribe consists of about seventy or eighty households, and originally came from
Turkestan along with the Bayat and Qashqai tribes to Fars, where they settled
in Shiraz. Up to the present Turkish has remained their language.
Like
one branch of the Bayat tribe they became merchants. Most of them deal in hides
and tallow, while the wealthier among them export Persian horses to India.
This
tribe has produced many famous theologians and lawyers.
D. Austin Lane, Hajji Mirza Hasan-i-Shirazi on the
Nomad Tribes of Fars in the Fars-Nameh-i-Nasiri, JRAS 1923, p. 231.
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