SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 289
brought up to 1849 when the Punjab was annexed to the British
Empire by Lord Dalhousie.
……….. Raj Darshani, Tawarikh Rajagan-i-Jammu,
1847: MS. BM, Or 1634; 10, Ethe, 507;
The author was a Qanungo at Gujerat when he was taken
by Rajah Gulab Singh in his train to Jammu and Kashmir and
appointed to the Daftar of that Province.
Brij Raj Dev and the invasions of the Sikhs in Sambat
1839-43 BK., 256a; Gulab Singh appointed to Jammu, 1878
Bk.275b :made Maharajah by the English in 1846 A.D., 308.
Ganeshi Lal. Kashmir Namah, MS. 1846 A.D. KSL,
Asi 53 ; BM, Or. 1785.
A record of journey to Kashmir made by Lord Hardinge,
the Governor General, in 1846, accompanied by the Hon’ble Chas.
Stewart Hardinge, Capt. A. Hardinge and Capt. A. Edward. The
book gives an account of the last days of the Sikh empire and the
transfer of the Kashmir Valley to Rajah Gulab Singh of Jammu.
Ganga Prashad, Munshi. Ruqqat-i-Munshi Ganga Prashad,
MS. PPL.
Gives an account of the state of affairs in the Kangra hills.
Ghulam All Azad, Mir Khazanah-i-Amra, Nawal
Kishore Press, Cawnpore, 1871 and 1900; MS. ILO, Ethe, 685-
690. PPl, OPB, NUL, PUL, ILC.
Short notices of well-known poets and contemporary historical
sketches.
Ghazi-ud-Din—Adina Beg—Najib Khan, 50-54; invasions
of Ahmad Shah Abdall, 97-114; death of Kaura Mall, 98; death of
Mir Mannu, 98; Murad Khan and Buland Khan Durranis defeated
by the Sikhs. 100-01; rising of the Sikhs, 100-01 ; Sikhs defeat the
Deputy Governor of Lahore and raise Jassa Singh to kingship and
strike coin, 114; the battle of Kup Rahira (Wadda Ghalllghara),