Bājalān (Kurdish people)

found: Work cat: Bājilān, Maẓāhir, 1973 or 1974-, Īl-i Bājilān az Ṣafavīyah tā ʻaṣr-i ḥāz̤ir, 2011 or 2012:(On an Iraninian ethnic Kurdish tribe) (DLC)2012431434

found: Encyclopædia Iranica, viewed on August 11, 2022(BĀJALĀN, a Kurdish tribe which has settled in the dehestāns of Qūratū, Ḏohāb and Jagarlū in the šahrestān of Qaṣr-e Šīrīn, on the Iraqi border (Kayhān, Joḡrāfīā II, p. 60). According to H. C. Rawlinson, the tribe moved from the Mosul area to the Ḏohāb area in the eighteenth century ("Notes on a March from Zoháb . . . to Kirmánsháh," JRGS 9, 1839, p. 107). Its link to the Mosul area is confirmed by the existence of a group of Bājalān villages a few miles northeast of that city (C. J. Edmonds, Kurds, Turks and Arabs, London, 1957, p. 10, n. 1 ); The Bājalān lands became a permanent part of Iranian territory when Moḥammad-ʿAlī Mīrzā, the governor of Kermānšāh, occupied the Ḏohāb region in 1222/1807-08) - https://iranicaonline.org/articles/bajalan-kurdish-tribe

found: Wikipedia, August 11, 2022(The Bajalan tribe, Bacilan, Bacwan, Banjelan, Bacerwan, Baclan), are an ethnic Kurdish Bajelani speaking tribe) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bajalan_(tribe)

found: Joshua project, viewed Sept 6, 2022:Bajelani in Iraq (Bajelani are a subgroup of the Gurani, an Iranian ethnic group; live in northern regions of Iran and Iraq, Kurdistan; absorbed into Kurds; variant names: Bajalani, Gura, Gurani, Shabak)