SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 288
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Ganda Singh. Gazi Nur Muhammad’s Jang-Namah, summarised and edited.
Pub. Sikh History Research Department, Khalsa College, Amritsar,
1939.
Nanak Panthian a Chapter on the Sikhs and Sikhism from the
Dabistan, with English translation. 1939.
……….. Makhizi-Tawarikh-i-Sikhan, Vol. I. Sikh
Hist. Soc. Amritsar, 1949.
Sources of Sikh history, Guru period.
……….. Awraq-i-Prishan-i-Tawarikh-i-Panjab,
edited and annotated. Sikh Hist. Soc. Amritsar, 1949.
Contains an account of the battle of Multan, conquests of Peshawar
and Kashmir and the annexation of Mankera by Maharaja Ranjit
Singh, in addition to an account of the state of affairs from the
murder of Dhian Singh upto the Hazara affair.
……….. Shah Namah-i-Ranjit Singh by Maulavi Ahmad Yar, edited. Sikh
History Society, Amritsar, 1951.
Diwan-i-Nanak Shah: being Persian translation of Guru Arjun’s
Sukhmani. Amritsar, 1935.
Ganesh Dass Badehra (Qanungo of Gujerat). Risala-i-Sahlb Numa, Tarikhi-Panjab,
MS. 1847 A.D. BM, 1693, KCA, GS.
History of the Punjab from the earliest times to 1847.
Hindu Rajahs—Mughals from Babur to Aurangzeb with
some account of his successors—Durranis from the capture of
Lahore by Ahmad Shah during his first invasion to their expulsion
by the Sikhs—the history of the Sikhs from the origin to the
annexation of the Punjab by the English.
……….. Chahar Gulshan-i-Panjab, Chahar Bagh-i-Panjab.
MS. 1912 Bk., 1855 A.D., KCA, GS.
This is the same as Ganesh Das’s Risala-i-Sahib Numa,