gurej

gurej / goraai Gurais / گaaوaaرaaأaaى
gurej Jammu va Kashmir mein gurej ki sthiti
soochana
praant va desh:	baandeepoor jila, Jammu va Kashmir Bhaarat
janasankhya (2001):	30,144
mukhya bhaasha(eain):	sheena
nirdeshaank:	34°a38′aN 74°a50′aE / 34.633°aN 74.833°aE / 34.633; 74.833

gurej ya gureis, jise sthaaneeya sheena bhaasha mein goraai kehte hain, Bhaarat ke Jammu va Kashmir raajya ke baandeepoor jile mein sthit ek shahar hai. lagbhag 8,000 fut ki ooainchaai par basa yeh shahar barf-dhaki pahaadiyon se ghira hua hai. yeh uttari Kashmir ka bhaag hai aur yahaaain basane vaale log Kashmiri bhaasha bolne ki bajaay sheena bhaasha bolte hain jo Kashmiri ki tarah ek anya daardi bhaasha hai.^[1] yahaaain basane vaale niyantran rekha ke paar gilgit-baltistaan kshetr ke astor jile mein basane vaale logon se milte-julate hain. sardiyon mein yahaaain bhaari barfbaari hone se yaataayaat kaafi had tak thapp rahata hai. shreenagar ko gilgit se jodne wala aitihsik maarg yaheen se nikalkar uttar mein burajil darre se hota hua jaata hai.

anukram

itihaas mein ullekh

kuchh itihaasakaar maanate hain ki shaayad gurej vahi basti hai jiska zikr prasiddh Kashmiri itihaasakaar kalhan ne apni raajatarangini mein 'daratapur' yaani 'dard (jaati ke) logon ka shahar' ke naam se kiya tha. gurej pahaadon se ghira hua hai isaliye sambhav hai ki isi ko 'girigupt' kaha gaya ho.^[2]

gurej ke kuchh najaare

habba khaatoon parvat
lakdi dhoti striyaaain
Baba daravesh ki dargaah
sheena bhaasha ka ek saanskrutik kaaryakram

inhein bhi dekhein

sheena bhaasha
baandeepoor jila
astor jila

sandarbh

↑ Encyclopaedia of Indian Literature: sasay to zorgot, Mohan Lal, pp. 4386, Sahitya Akademi, 1992, ISBN 9788126012213, ... The Shina languages of the Dard group are spoken in Gilgit, Gurez, Chilas, Kargil, Dras, Swat Kohistan and the Indus valley ...
↑ Kalhana's Rajatarangini: A Chronicle of the Kings of Kashmir, Kalhana, pp. 339, Elibron.com, 2001, ISBN 9781402173486, ... After passing the winter in the town of the Darads (Daratpura), he (Vijayamalla) precipitately started on an expedition in the month of Caitra ... perhaps, meant the modern Gurez ... The epithet girigupta, 'hidden in the mountains,' would well apply to that place ...