The Afshar villages in the Chardehi district of Kabul (Ludwig W. Adamec, 1985)

The Afshar villages in the Chardehi district of Kabul

34-28 69-8. Chardehi is a woleswali in Kabul province. The woleswali comprises an area of 140 square kilometers and has an agricultural population which has been variously estimated by Afghan sources at from 31,314 to 48,325. The woleswali is bounded in the west by Paghman, in the north by Shakar Dara and Deh-Sabz, in the east by Bagrami and in the south by Charasiab. Chardehi includes about 46 villages, of which about 41 have more than 500 inhabitants. The villages are listed in the PG as follows: Qala-i-Qazir, Qala-i-Jafar, Qala-i-Akhund, Bangsidar, Diwan Begi, Deh Mubarak, Qala-i-Jawad, Afshar-i-Nanakchi, Spin Kalai, Qala-i-Morghgiran, Qarya Alawuddin, Qarya Khwaja Mulla, Qala-i-Shadah, Gulkhana, Afshar Darul-Aman, Deh Murad Khan, Qala-i-Muslem, Sar Asyab, Qala-i-Bakhtiyar, Qala-i-Jabar, Qala-i-Alimardan, Chehil Sutun, Qala-i-Fatu, Qala-i-Qazi, Qala-i-Nau, Rishkor-i-Sufla, Chahar Qala, Qala-i-Bahadur, Saber, Chahar Qulba, Aqa Ali Shams, Deh Dana, Walesabad, Qala-i-Ghaibi, Jangalak, Fazel Beg, Niaz Beg, Deh Qalander, Unchi Baghbanan, Yusuf Bangi, Qala-i-Khashef, Qala-i-Musa Chardehi, Qala-i-Khwajaha, Dehburi wa Pul-i-Sokhta, Doghabad, Qala-i-Wahed, Qala-i-Nazar, and Qala-i-Maruf.

Ludwig W. Adamec — Historical and political gazetteer of Afghanistan. Volume [06] (1985)