SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 278
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Bahadur Shah Nama
; MS. JSLS. 90 (Persian).
Bahadur Singh son of Hazarl Mall. Yadgar-i-Bahaduri,
MS., 1294 A. H , BM, Or 1652 and 1653.
Fasl. I. Nadir Shah and his successors, fol. 127; Abdalis down to
Kamran Shah, fol. 147.
Fasl. 8. Jats, fol. 433 ; Thattah, fol. 438; Lahore, Sikhs, fol.441.
Bakhtawar Khan. Ibrat Maqal Tarikh-i-Muhammad Mu’azzim Bahadur
Shah Ghazi,
MS., 1130 A.H., PPL,
An account of the Sikh Gurus and expeditions against Guru Gobind Singh
and Banda Singh, I, 15-21; death of Zakariya Khan, II, 54 ;
invasions of Ahmad Shah Abdall, 55; death of Muhammad Shah,
60; invasion of Abdali and the Jats, 76 ; Sikhs, 78; Muhammad
Shafi fights against the Sikhs, 79-80.
See also Abdul Karim’s Bayan-i-Waqyi,
Bakhtawar Khan Alamgiri. Tarikh-i-Mirat-ul-Alam,
MS. HSL (Tarikh Farsi), 98.
Bakht Mall, Khalsa Namah, , MS., 1225-
1229 AH.,
1810-1814 A.D., BM, 24033; PUL No. 162; KCA ; GS., RAS,
85. (M).
History of the Sikhs written under the patronage of Bhai
Lal Singh of Kaithal. The first manuscript taken away by John
Malocolm is in the Library of the Royal Asiatic Society, London.
……………. Hal Mukhtisar Ibtida-i-Firqa-i-Sikhan,
MS., GS.
A brief account of the Sikh Gurus.
Beal, Thomas William. Miftah-ut-Tawarikh.
See Danishwa, Munshi.
Bhagwan Das Shivpuri. Makhzan-ul-Fatuh MS
1824 A.D., DAD. 794.