SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 290
114. (Also See Muhammad Zardar Khan’s Saulat-i-Afghani, 152.)
……….. Sarv-i-Azad, MS. 1166 A. H.. 10. Ethe 683-84; 149;
BLO, q.391, 41; OPB. 697/P-224; HSL (Farsi Tarikh).16; also Ptd. Battle
of Rahon and the death of Mir Abdul Wahid son of the Hakim,
99a-b.
Ghulam Ali Khan. Shah Alam Namah., ; Asiatic
Society of Bengal, Calcutta, 2 parts, New Series Nos. 132-4 and 1392,
1912-14. For MS.: BM, Add. 6563; ILC. 183. Bb. 91. 6 ; ASB, D
225; PUL. Pe. II. 37.
Ghazi-ud-Din—Mir Mannu—Adina Beg Khan—Zakariya Khan, 25-69;
Ahmad Shah Abdali, massacres Mathura-Sikhs—55.
……….. ibn Raushan-ud-Daulah Bhikari Khan Bahadur. Muqaddama-i--
Shah Alam, MS. BM, Add. 18679,24028; BNP, 616.
A history of the successors of Aurangzeb from his death to the accession
of Alamgir II, including an account of Ahmad Shah Abdali and
Mir Mannu and also of Bahadur Shah and Farrukh Siyar.
……….. Also called Ain-i-Alam Shahi and Tarikh-i-Alam Shahi, MS. 10,
Ethe, 424-25.
Ghulam Ali Khan, Sayyed. Imad-us-Sa’adat,
Nawal Kishore Press, Cawnpore, 1864 A. D. ASB, D 248 : ASB
(I), 193; KCA; PCL, Persian History. 4; MUA (SA). 9554/55;
PUL. Pe. II. 32 (Ms.); BLC, 3607 ; OPB, 604 ; GS.
The Sikhs—Guru Nanak—Khalsa—Khulasa, 70; Banda,
22; limits of the Sikh territories, 71; superiority of the Sikh soldiers
over the Abdalis, 71 ; Adina Beg Khan— Taimur Shah and the
Sikhs, 72-75; contests between the Sikhs and the Marathas, 177;
Sikhs, 178.
Ghulam Ali, Sayyed. Nigar Namah, MS.
Contains more details of the third battle of Panipat than Ibrahim
Khan’s Tawarikh-i-Ibrahim Khani.