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A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 244 conquests, 173-21 conflicts between Ahmed Shah and the Sikhs— Sikhs occupy Punjab their measures and proceedings, 212-236 ; Misslas—Charhat Singh—Mahan Singh—birth of Ranjit Singh— i.37 ; possession or Lahore, Holkar—Matcalfe—Ochterloney, 257- 292; arrangements with British—conquest of Kangra, Wazirabad—Shah Zaman, 293-320—Shah Shuja and Koh-i-Noor. II. 1-23-conquest of Multan, Peshawar, Cashmere—Syed Ahmad, 24-91 ; British. mission to Lahore—meeting of Lord Bentinck ; treaty—battle of Jamrud and death of Hari Singh—Lord Auckland—Ranjit Singh’s death, 92—173. character and policy of Ranjit Singh, 174-199; reign of Kharak Singh—his death—Chet Singh-Naunihal Singh’s death, 200-220; Maharaja Sher Singh- conduct of Jammu and others—murder of Chand Kaur-mission from Ellenborough, 221-262; murder of Sher Singh—Dhyan Singh— character of Sher Singh, 263-285; reign of Dalip Singh—anarchy— murders—causes of first war, 286-328; the first Anglo-Sikh war— confiscation of Sikh possessions south of Sutlej by British—battles of Mudki, Ferozesnah, Aliwal—Sobraon, British occupation of Lahore and treaties with Lahore Darbar and Gulab Singh, 329-392. …………. The Venacular Literature and Folklore of the Punjab. JRAS, 1885. Vol. XVII New series. pp. 373-414. …………. and J. K Kipling A brief account of the History and Antiquities of Lahore, Revised edition, 1876. Thuggee. Report on Thuggee in the Punjab by H. Brereton. See Brereton. Thurlow, T. J. Hovell. (India under) The Company and the Crown. Wm. Blacbwood, London, 1866; Allahabad, 1925. Tieffenthaler, Le-Pere J. Description Historique et Geographique De L’lnde. London, 1788. …………. Des Recherches Historique and Chronologiques fur L’lnde
A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 245 and La Description du Cours du Ganges and duc Gagra Par M. A. Du Perron. Tika Ram. The Hon’ble Sir Chhotu Ram: Apostle of Hindu Muslim Unity. Pub. Ch. Sri Chand, Rohtak, (1945-6?) Tlkekar, S. R. Sardesai Commemoration Volume. Keshav Bhikaji Dhawale, Shri Samarth Sadan Bombay 4, 1938. Tolbort, W. The District of Ludhiana. journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Calcutta. Part I, No. II, 1869, pp. 93-104. A brief account of the district, divided into four sections—natural features—history—dialect and description of places of note together with fairs and festivals. The history section deals with: The Sikhs conquer Dharamkot and adjoining territories from Rai Ilyas in 1750; George Thomas helps Ilyas and drives back Bedi Sahib Singh, 93 ; Ghalughara at Kup, Rahira in 1762, 93 ; Sikhs sack Sirhind; Sodhis occupy Machhiwara and Ahluwalias Jagraon, 93; Rai Mohammad pays Nazrana to Sikhs, 93; Ludhlana plundered, 93; Bhanga Singh of Thanesar, 93 ; Bedi Sahib Singh expelled by Thomas from Malerkotla, 93 ; Bhai Lall Singh of Kaithal and Bhag Singh of Jind helped by Louis Bourquin, an officer of General Perron, exacted Nazarana from him; battle between Bhanga Singh of Thanesar and Hussain Thanedar of Nur-un-Nisa Widow of Rai Ilyas, 94; Maharaja Ranjit Singh conquers Jagraon and bestows upon Bhag Singh of Jind, 94; Man Singh occupies Malaud in 1762, 94; Baba Ram Singh son of Jassa Singh carpenter of Bhaini (Ludhiana), 95; Baba Balak Singh, 95; Truthfulness of the Kookas, 96: Soobas and chief Sooba Sahib Singh, 96 ; Scandal about the unchastity of Baba Ram Singh’s daughter, 97. Sirhind and the Sikhs, 104; ruins sold by Patiala Government to Railway Department, 104. Topa, I. Kabir’s Life-Story in his own words. Isl. Cult. XXVII (3) 439- 459.
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A SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE SIKHS
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