SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 305
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Mahan Singh, Colonel. Tarikh-i-Kashmir,
MS. N.D.
KSL, Aai 20 ALP.
A voluminous statistical history of Kashmir written in the
time of Maharajah Ranjit Singh.
Mahmud-ul-Mussannai bin Ibrahim Hussaini, Tarikh-i-Ahmad Shahi,
MS 1171 A.H., BM, Or. 196. GS.
A history of Ahmad Shah Durrani from his rise to power to his
occupation of Delhi.
Mahtab Singh, Kayasth. Tarikh-i-Mulk-i-Hazara,
also called Tarikh-i-Hazara,
MS. 10, Ethe
506 ; ASB, New D. 80, Old 864; BHU.
History of the estate of Hazara and neighbouring
terri-tories and districts in the Punjab, especially during the thirty
years from 1819 to 1849 A.D.
The author, according to Mirza Muhammad Azam Beg, the
compiler of Tarikh-i-Zila-i-Hazara, was an official of the Sikh government
and has recorded most of the events from personal observations.
Mahna Singh, Grewal. Ahwal-i-Khandan-i-Rajgan-i-Patiala,
MS. Phagan Sudi 5th, 1882 Bk.,
1825 A.D.
An account of Rajas Ala Singh and Amar Singh of Patiala
as narrated by Sardar Mahna Singh.
Makhan Lal Shahjahanpuri Haidarabadi. Yadgar-i-Makhan Lal
Ms: Asafiya, Tarikh Farasi, 1074.
Malwa Rajas and Sardars. The application from the Rajahs of Malwa and
the Bhai Sahib of Kaithal to the East India Company, requesting
for the protection of their territories against Maharajah Ranjit
Singh. GS.
Manna Lal son of Bahadur Singh. Tarikh-i-Shah Alam,
MS. BM. Or. 1659. also called Shah Alam Nama
OPB. KCA. 490.