SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 276
Ranjlt Singh, the author had special facilities for collecting material
for his narrative. Moreover he was personally acquainted with
most of the Influential Sardars at the Sikh Court including many
who had taken part in the early conquests of the Sikh monarch.
The book to, therefore, an important original source of information
concerning the reign of the Maharajah up to 1835-36.
Amin-ud-Daulah. Ruqqat-i-Amin-ud-Daulaha,
1124-1131 A.H. MS. OPB 2364.
A collection of letters mostly written In the name of Nawab
Amin-ud-Daulah to his father, relatives, friends and officials. Same
as Yar Muhammad’s Dastur-ul-Insha.
Amin-du-Din Hussain Khan. Padash-i-Kirdar
MS. 1243 A.H.
An account of Ghulam Qadir Ruhila. MS.
Amir Chand son of Lal Khushiali Mall. Muntakhib-ul-Haqaiq Amir-ul-
Imla, MS., BM, or 1722,
A Collection of letters addressed to Maharajah Ranjit Singh
and other Sikh Chiefs relating to private and public affairs, including
some letters of Ranjit Singh, Talmur Shah and Zaman Shah up to
1795 A.D. ,MS., MUA; ZH.
Anand Ram Mukhlis. Tazkirah, , MS., 10, 1612.
.......... Waqayai, 1159 to 1161 A. H.
MUA. Farasi Tarikh 112.
.......... Mirat-i-Istilah, MS.. BM, Or 1813.
.......... Safar Namah-i-Bangarh (Garh Mukteshwar) Hindustan Press,
Rampur, 1940.
MS. Translated by W. Irvine, Indian Magazine, 1903.
Anand Rup. Mizan-i-Danish, MS. 1182 A.H., 8M,
Or 1689.
An abridgment of the history of India. Sikhs fol.
46a.Arshad Khan. See Muhammad Mir.