Kharan

Reuters Children eat in the compound around their house after it was damaged by an earthquake in Kharan, located in southwest Pakistan's Baluchistan province.

Massive Quake Hits Pakistan 2011

National Museum curator Asma Ibrahim suggested it may have been looted from a tomb in the Hamadan region of western Iran or the southwestern Pakistani area of Kharan.

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She said, It hath reached me, O auspicious King, That when Taj al-Muluk Kharan, son of Sulayman Shah, became perfect in riding craft and excelled all those of his time, his excessive beauty, when he fared abroad on any occasion, caused all who saw him to be ravished and to make him the subject of verse; and even pious men were seduced by his brilliant loveliness.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

Salim-ul-Haq, director of Pakistan's Archaeological Department's Headquarters, retorted that the mummy was found in Kharan in Balochistan Province, which is one hundred percent Pakistani territory.

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National Museum curator Asma Ibrahim suggested it may have been looted from a tomb in the Hamadan region of western Iran or the southwestern Pakistani area of Kharan.

Special Report: Saga of the Persian Princess 2001

"Kharan bea Reorx," said Flint in dwarven, wiping his gnarled and shaking hand across his eyes.

Dragons of Winter Night Weis, Margaret 1985

"Kharan bea Reorx." said Flint in dwarven, wiping his gnarled and shaking hand across his eyes.

Dragons of Winter Night Weis, Margaret 1985

To the north are the long sweeping lines of the Sarawan ridges, enclosing narrow fertile valleys, and passing away to the south-west to the edge of the Kharan desert.

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The remainder of the territory (79,382 sq. m.) belongs to the native states of Kalat (including Makran and Kharan) and Las Bela.

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Naushirwanis of the Kharan desert and Mashkel, and the fish-eating population of the coast, enclosed in the narrow valleys of the Rakshan and

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