SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 294
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Hamid. Kashmiri. (Muhammad) Akbar Nama
Being an account of Muhammad Akbar Khan son of Amir Dost Muhammad
Khan. MS. 1260 A.H., 1843 A.D ISK; KCA. MUA (AS) Ptd.
Kabul 1320 A H. Shammasi.
Haqiqat-i-Bina-o-Aruj-i-Firqa-i-Sikhan,
MS. RAS, Morley, LXXXIII and LXXXIV; KCA
A short history of the origin and rise of the Sikhs from the
time of Baba Nanak to the conquest of Multan from the Bhangi
Misal by Taimur Shah Abdali, the Afghan King of Kabul.
Harcharan Das. Chahal’ Gulshan-i-Shuja’i, Tarikh-i-Chahar Gulshan-i—
Shuja’i.
MS., BM., Or 1732; PUL, No. 91 ; JNS.
A general history of India from the earliest times to 1201
A H., including the invasions of the Sikhs in the Upper Ganges—
Jamuna Doab. their march on the city of Meerut and help given to
Ranjit Singh, the Jat Rajah of Bharatpur against Nawal Singh and
Bhiwani Singh Jats, who had called in the Marathas on their side.
Harnam Singh ibn Gurdas Singh. Tarikh Sa’adat Jaweed,
MS. 1850 A.D., BM, Or 1820.
A general history of India up to the year 1220 A.H.
Account of the Jats and Sikhs, part III, (01. 221 ; flight of
Jaswant Rao Holkar before the English General Lake and
arrangements for peace effected by Maharajah Ranjit Singh
between the two powers. (Elliott’s History of India, VII, 353.
Harsaran Das. Akhbarat-i-Lahore-o-Multan,
MS. 1848 A. D., GS.
Har Sukh Rai. Majma-ul-Akhbar, MS. 1220 A.H., BH..
Or 1624 ; DAD. 791 ; KCA. 230.
A work on general history from the earliest times to 1220 AH.,
1805.06 AD.