History of Ghilandur
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Midúrkushdírut
The contemporary Kushlic peoples are believed to share traces of a common origin outside the region known today as Ghilandur. The Ancient Balamese poet Ghelán called this predecessor land Midúrkushdírut (lit. "green grass place" in Old Balamese) in their seminal Zaithaethaiíghan.