SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 279
Holkar’s flight towards the Punjab, treaty with the. British.
Bhim Sain son of Raghunandan Dass. Dilkusha, MS
1140 A.H, 1728 A. D., BM, Or 23 ; BNP, 602.
Historical memoirs relating to military transactions from
the struggle of Aurangzeb for throne to the establishment Shah
Alam Bahadur Shah.
Biharilal bin Badri Das. Ahwal-i-Nawab Najib-ud-Daula, wa Ali
Muhammad wa Donde Khan.
MS. 1201 A.H., 1787 A.D., STH ; KCA. 425.
Bir Bal Kachru, Pandit. Tawarikh-i-Kashmir
1949 Bk. PMS, 8 (Mss.).
An account of the Sikhs and Maharajah Ranjit Singh,
190a—282b.
Budh Singh (Arora), Risalah-i-Nanak Shah. MS.,
1178 A.H., BM, Add. 2673, Part 11,110-136; BLO, 281 (up to
1197 A.H.) ; MUA (AS), ; KCA,
An account of the Sikhs from their origin to 1178 A.H.,
with some details of the attacks of the Sikhs on Ahmad Shah
Abdali in 1178.
Busawan Lal. Amir Namah, MS., 1241 A.H., OPB, 531,
Persian List, 81 ; PUL, APF, II 8; PLP ; ASB, D. 30; ASB (I),
217, RSL. 29, YSP.
A History of the Afghan General Amir-ul-Daulah Amir Khan,
who accompanied Jaswant Rao Holkar in his flight to the Panjab to
seek the help of the Sikh ruler on being pressed by General Lake.
Bute Shah (Ghulam Muhayy-ud-Din), Ludhianvai, Alavi, Qadri. Tawarikhi-Panjab.
MS., 1848 A.D., PPL,
; BM. Or 1623; I), Ethe, 503; PUL. No. 164, 165. KCA ;
VSA ; GS ; ALP M-347.
A comprehensive history of the Punjab from the earliest
times to the break-up of the Sikh Empire. The manuscript in the