138 MdharaU.

It appears -to be a rich, fertile country. Dhura, beans, pumpkins, and sweet potatoes are seen growing on all sides, and streams and rivulets with their accompanying luxuriance of vegetation water the land in every direction.

To sum up the topographical features of the country from Makaraka Land to Lemin, it may be said that the northern and western portions consist of rolling plains with occasional series of low hills, the eastern of a hilly and a mountainous district, while to the west, in the southern part, we again find rolling steppe country bordered on the east by high lands.