SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 297
of the Sikhs, 95a ; Shah Zaman’s invasion and the Sikhs, 103b-
108b ; an account of the Punjab, 125a-130a; Letters of Shah Zaman
to Sapuran Dev of Jammu, 165a-b; Rajah Sahib Singh of Patiala,
I 67a ; S. Sher Singh and Rai Singh of Buria, 168a-b ; S. Lahna
Singh of Lahore.
Inayat-ullah Ismi, Munshi. Ahkam-i-Alamgiri.
RSL. ii, 130, Kalimat Tayyabat,
Ruqat-i-Alamgiri,
Occasionally refers to Guru Gobind Singh’s activitics in
the Punjab.
Intikhab-i-Akhbar-i-Riyasat-i-Sindhia,
MS., BHU.
Selections from the news from the camp of Sindhia.
Arrest of Colonel Stuart at the hands of the Sikhs, 13b-14a,
24a; Maratha—Sikh relations, 30b, 51a.
Iqrar Namaha-i-Rajaha-i-Kohistan wa Sardar Sultan Muhammad Khan
Barakzai, MS, GS.
Treaties and agreements of the Rajahs of Hill States and of
Sardar Sultan Muhammad Khan Barakzai With the Lahore Darbar.
Iradat Khan, Mirza Mubarik-ullah, Tawarikh-i-Iradat Khani, also called
Tarikh-i-Mubariki, MS. 1126 A.H., PPL, ; 10, Ethe
389; OPB, 579/131 ; ASB, II. 363; BM, Or. 1687
Memoirs of Iradat Khan giving a history of Aurangzeb’s
successors.
The author was present in the army of Mun’im Khan at
the battle of Lohgarh against Banda; his account of the affairs
therefore, is based upon personal observations and is of great
historical value.
Death of Wazir Khan of Sirhind, etc., — Capture and massacre of Banda
and his companions—the spirit of Martyrdom among the Sikhs—