SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 275
1898.
Vol. III. Fol. 1-165, News from Dera Ismail Khan, 16 th Bhadon 1903 to—
——; News from the Camp of Diwan Daulat Rai. Fol. 166-192.
All Ibrahim Khan. Tarikh-i-Bhao Janko,
RSL. 472 (Tarikh Farsi).
An account of Blwas Rao Bhao, a Maratha Sardar, also
dealing with Ahmad Shah Durrani, Adina Beg Khan, Najib-ud--
Daula, Suraj Mall, etc.
All Muhammad Khan. Mirat-i-Ahmadi, compiled 1174
A. H., Ptd 1308 A.H., 1890 A.D. BM, Add. 6580.
All Quli Mirza Shahzada, I’tzad-us-Saltaneh. See Shahzada All Quli Mirza
I’tzad-us-Saltaneh.
Ali-ud-Dln Mufti. Ibrat Namah, MS., 1854 A.D. Author’s autograph copy,
10, Ethe 504; KCA.
Geography, statistics and history of the Punjab, especi-ally of the Sikhs
from their origin down to 1849 A.D.
I. Geography of the Punjab, flora, fauna, etc., 4a.
II. History and topography of Lahore from its foundation to the
present day, fol. 30b.
III. History of the Sikhs in the Punjab from the birth of Baba Nanak
to the final victory of the English in 1846 and a few subsequent
events down to 1849, fol. 81a, with a khatima regarding the
philosophic and religious ideas of the people of the Punjab, 331 b
; saints of the Sikhs, 333a ; manners and customs of the Sikhs,
352a; scientific attainments, 353a; usages In eating and dress,
356a; the cou rt officials under Maharajah Ranjit Singh.
Amar Nath, Dlwan. Zafar Namah-i-Ranjlt Singh,
Edited by Prof. Sita Ram Kohli; University of the Punjab, Lahore, 1928.
By virtue of.his own position as a Bakhshi of the Khalsa army
and a son of Diwan Dina Nath, Financial Minister to Maharajah