In 1610 also, the large village of Sāţ is recorded as being the residence of bishop named Mār Gīwargīs, who was probably a suffragan of Mār Sargīs. The report of 1610 also mentioned that the "Malik" of Jīlū was named David, and he commanded 4,000 fighting men; the "Malik" of Ishtāzin was named 'Caitar', and he was in charge of 500 fighters; and Sāţ was led by a man named 'Chartus', probably also a "Malik", who in his turn commanded 300 fighters.