Ulai

Ulai was the Hebrew name for a river near the city of Susa. It is mentioned twice in the Bible:

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• Grupo ulai comenzando aqu
• Ah ah ulai ah bhupen hazarika assamese song
• References

There are three watercourses near Susa, and scholars are divided on which is indicated, although archaeology by Loftus in 1851 and Dieulafoy in 1885 helped shed some light. The Ulai may have been the eastern branch of the Karkheh River (alternately called the Choaspes or the Eulaus), which at one time divided into two branches some 20 miles north-west of the city. Another possible location of this river is the Coprates tributary of the Karun River. Finally, some claim an artificial canal which ran close by Susa and connected the two rivers mentioned above.