Kūhgilūyeh (English spelling)

...Until the time of the Safavids, they were a large and powerful political group, forming the Khurshidi dynasty (1155-early 17th century). However, they later split into two factions, with the group north of the river called the "Little Lor" and the group south of the river called the "Great Lor", but later took on the names of the Bakhtiari and Kūhgīlūyeh tribes. Furthermore, in the second half of the 19th century, the "Little Lor" split into eastern and western parts by the Kabir Mountains and the Kalha River, and today the Lor refers to the nomadic people of the eastern part of the region commonly known as the "Pishkūh" region.

*Some of the terminology that mentions "Kūhgīlūyeh" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…サファビー朝のときまで有力な大政治集団で，ホルシーディー朝(1155‐17世紀初め)をつくっていた。しかし，その後，デズ川を境に2派に分裂し，川の北にいた集団は〈小ロル〉と呼ばれ，南にいた集団は〈大ロル〉と称されたが，のちにバフティヤーリー族，クーフギールーエKūhgīlūyeh族を名のった。さらに19世紀後半，〈小ロル〉がカビール山脈，キャルハ川を境に東西に分裂し，今日，ロル族というのは東側の俗に〈ピーシュクーフPīshkūh〉地域の遊牧民のことをいう。…

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