Haji Abul Fath Khan Chulai
HAJJI ABU’L FATH KHAN, CHULAÏ―
Present chief of the Chulai tribe. This tribe was
moved from Turkestan to Khorassan during the Mongol reign. Consists of about
500 families, occupying a buluk of Meshed called, after the tribe, Chulai
Khaneh.
Hajji Abu’l Fath Khan has often been governor of
Chulai Khaneh, but, in 1897, was superseded by Muhammad Ibrahim Khan, brother
of Muhammad Mehdi Khan, governor of Kelat (q.v.).
Age 40.
Biographical Notices of Members of the Royal Family, Notables,
Merchants, and Clergy, dated December 1897 and compiled by Lieutenant-Colonel
Henry Philip Picot, Military Attaché at Teheran [Tehran] for the use of the
British Legation // Correspondence and Papers on Persia. ― Simla, 1898, p. 92.
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