- Shahidulla, also
spelt Xaidulla from
Mandarin Chinese, (altitude ca. 3,646 m or 11,962 ft), was a
nomad camping ground and
historical caravan halting place...
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originates in
Aksai Chin. It p****es
through the
historical settlement of
Xaidulla (Shahidulla or Saitula) and p****es by the city of
Khotan (Hotan) to flow...
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Suget P****)
before reaching the lush
grazing grounds around Shahidullah or
Xaidulla in the
upper valley of the
Karakash River. The p**** is in a
saddle between...
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summer and
winter routes ran from Leh to
Yarkand via the
Karakoram P**** and
Xaidulla. A
couple of
possible routes also ran from Leh to Lhasa. The
first recorded...
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Maharajah of
Jammu and
Kashmir constructed a fort at
Shahidulla (modern-day
Xaidulla), and had
troops stationed there for some
years to
protect caravans. Eventually...
- P****) 88 km (55 mi)
Hotan Pishan Xaidulla 36°21′07″N 78°01′37″E / 36.352°N 78.027°E / 36.352; 78.027 (
Xaidulla) 55 km (34 mi)
Hotan Dahongliutan...
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regions within the
Karakoram and
Kunlun Mountains,
including areas like
Xaidulla,
where certain nomadic Kirghiz groups resided.
These raids sometimes resulted...
- The
Maharajah of
Kashmir constructed a fort at
Shahidulla (modern-day
Xaidulla), and had
troops stationed there for some
years to
protect caravans. Eventually...
-
Jammu and
Kashmir (part of the
British Indian Empire)
downstream near
Xaidulla to help
protect the caravans. By the 1930s, it was
recorded by European...
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deserted town of
Kangxiwar is
about 50 km west and the
modern town of
Xaidulla is
about 115 km west.
Following the
highway southeastward leads to Aksai...
