In the eastern part of the Guloikhi gorge of the Dzheyrakh district, in the border zone, there are small little-known, rarely visited medieval tower settlements "Agutyr", "Kasheti", "Gvezi", "Oasegh".

Agutyr is located 1 km southeast of the Mukhul complex, the complex has residential towers with annexes. One of the towers is located 400 meters northeast of the main group of buildings. You can find petroglyphs on their walls. Near the village there are two Muslim cemeteries with mausoleums.

Kasheti is located 400 meters south-west of the Agutyr complex. There are 5 dilapidated residential towers with various annexes. One of the residential towers is located 450 meters north of Kasheti, 500 meters from Muhula, and was probably a separate estate. Within the village of Kasheti there are two semi-ruined ground collective crypt tombs, a Muslim cemetery, as well as a pillar-shaped sanctuary.

According to the population census of 1863-1864 , representatives of surnames who belong to the Tsorin society lived in the villages.

Gvezi is a tower village 400 meters southeast of Kasheti. Only one residential tower of the complex has survived to the height of one floor, the rest of the buildings are in a ruined state. Within the village there are five underground collective crypt tombs and a necropolis of stone-box graves. The complex is located on a steep mountain slope.

According to the census of 1926, 1 peasant farm and 7 people of the population were noted in the complex.

Oasegh is located 500 meters north of Zori, right by the road. In the past, the complex had 6 residential towers up to three floors high, with a variety of annexes, which together with a stone defensive wall formed a single castle complex of the late medieval period. Nearby stood two tower-like terrestrial collective crypt tombs. Only one residential tower has survived. According to the preliminary results of the All-Union census of 1926, 2 peasant farms and 11 people of both sexes were recorded in the village.

The material was prepared in order to protect, preserve and popularize objects of cultural heritage of the Republic of Ingushetia (Agirov T. “Mountain Ingushetia”; family lists of settlements of the Ingush district of the Terek region 1863-1864 ; field material).