SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 283
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Dalpat Rai. Amir-ul-Imla, , also called. Muntakhabul-Haqaiq
MS., 1800 A.D. BM, Or 1722.
The letters written by Dalpat Rai and his contemporaries, in
the first year of the thirteenth century al-Hijri, are mostly addressed
to Maharajah Ranjit Singh and some other Sikh chiefs, relating to the
private and public affairs of the Punjab. The collection includes some
letters of Ranjit Singh, Taimur Shah and Zaman Shah.
The work was edited after the author’s death by his brother
Amir Chand.
Danishmand Khan. Tarikh-i-Bahadur Shahi, Shah Namah Shah Alam
Bahadur Shah, MS., 1196 A.H.
BM, Or 1655 and Or 24 ; 10, Ross and Brown X-w, 71 Ethe, 385-
87, CUL, 189 (p).
History of the first two years of the reign of Shah Alam
Bahadur Shah.
………… Razm Namah, Jang Namah, MS. KSL, Aai 44.
An account of the struggle for the throne between
Bahadur Shah and Azam Shah, the sons of Aurangzeb, ending
with the battle of Jajau, situated between Agra and Dhaulpur, on
18th Rabi-ul-Awwal, 1119 A. H., 8th June, 1707 A.D.
The work has been translated into Urdu.
Danishwar, Munshi. Miftah-ul-Tawarikh, Nawal
Kishore Press, Cawnpore, 1867-68. PPL; PUL ; OPB ; KCA; GS.
Victory of Chittore, 176; Shaikh Muhammad Muhsin Fani,
275; Guru Nanak and his successors, Banda, and M.
Ranjit Singh, 395-99; first Anglo-Sikh war, 401 ; inscriptions on Sikh guns, 402
; date of the conquest of Lahore, Punjab, by the English, 403;
conquest .of Multan by the English and banishment of Diwan Mul
Raj, 404.
Dastur-ul-Amal Ahalian-i-Darbar-i-Khalsa,