SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 306
History of the reign of Shah Alam up to 1196 AH.
.............. Another Copy, 1173-1221 A.H., 1759-1806 A.D. OPB,586/132;
AUL, 60283.
Masnavi-i-Rajit Singh, q. 391-41.
A masnavi in honour of the Sikh ruler of the Punjab
Maharajah Ranjit Singh.
Mathra Das Malavi, Benaresi, Pandit. Kitab Riaz-ul-Mazahib,
MS. BHU
An account of various religions and sects.
Satnamis. 9b; Sikh Sects, 16b—18a.
Mirza Muhammad alias Danishmand Khan. Shah Alam Namah, also called
Badshah Namah-i-Mubarik,
MS.
1196 A H., 1782 A.D , BM. Or. 24. See Danishmand Khan.
Mirza Muhammad Harisi bin Mu’tmid Khan bin Dianat Khan. Ibrat Namah.
. also called Tazkriah. , MS. 10,
Ethe, 392 ; OPB, 623; AS B, III 143 ; JNS.
A history of the successors of Aurangzeb
An account of the capture of Banda
companions 39a—45a; the massacre of the
51a—54b. (OPB.)
........... Tawarikh-i-Muhammadi.
The same as above.
Miscellaneous Works, Collection of, in the Papers of Sir Henry
Elliott. MS. 1200 AH.. 8M. 6587.
Section XI. Fol. 120—125. An account of the Marathas,
Sikhs, Jats and the English.
Mittar Sen Kayasth, Munshi, of Bareilly. Daur Namah,
MS. 1207 A.H., MUA (AS). 202/68; KCA. 434.
History of the Najibabad family.
Najib-ud-Daulah—battle of Manupur (near Sirhind)— invasions
of Ahmad Shah Abdali, 1-5; Zabita Khan—Ghulam Qadir Khan,
5.14, etc.