SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 101
H, R. The Sikh Religion: Its Gurus, Sacred writings and Authors. Asiatic
Quarterly Review, October, 1909.
Hugel, Charles Freiherrn Von. Kasehmir und das Reich der Siek, 4 Bde.
Hallberger’ Sche Verlagshandlung, Stutigant, 1840-44.
Seik, besser Sikh, ein schuler, besonders ein Schuler Nanaka’s; daler aueh,
Nanakpanthi and Nanakmata, I, VIII, Siekscha, ein
Religionseiferer, III. 168 ; Siek.Slrdare, die Siek. Fursten, des
Gebirges, ii, 134; Adina Begh, iii. 175; Akali, ii. 210 ; Ala Singh, iii.
438; Ranjit Singh, I, XIV—iii. 344, etc., etc.
……… Das Kabul—Becken und die Gebirge Zwischen dem Hindu Kosch
un der Sutlej, Mitdrei Crklarungskarleir,etc.Wien, 1851.
Hugel, Baron Charles. Travels in Cashmere and the Punjab-containing a
particular account of the Government and character of the Sikhs,
translated from German by Major T. B. Jervis. John Petheram,
London, 1845.
A book.full of Information—though not always correct. Kahlur Raja,
Bilaspore, 13-26; Bairagls, Character of Punjabis—Maharaja
RanJlt Singh—Jwalamukhi—Hindus 27-74; Sikhs and Kashmiris,
97-169; Sikh priests—transition of the Punjab, Hassan Abdal, 169-
205; Kashmira Singh and his diwan—Irregular Sikh troops, Rotas,
215-259; Sikh Gurus, Ahmed Shah, Rise of Ranjlt Singh, Sikh
confedration; Policy of the Sikhs; Sikh territories—Designs of
British Treaties,- Sikh religion, 259-285; Ranjit Singh’s
Government—Koh-i-Noor—Sikh British interests, 285-357; Early
history of Ranjit Singh; Charhat Singh, Mahan Singh; Holkar’s
negotiations, Koh-i-Noor, Policy of Punjab Court: Kharak Singh,
357-389; Amritsar, Inscription on Sikh banners—Ranjit Singh’s
government, order of succession 389-423
Hughes, Thomas Patrick. Dictionary of Islam W.H Alan & Co. London,
1985