SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 309
A history of the times of Farrukh Siyar and Muhammad
Shah and later Mughals.
The author had been for some time in the service of Mir
Mannu ; and according to Ethe, the India Office MS. goes down
to the death of Zakariya Khan, AH. 1158, AD. 1745, and Nadir
Shah, 1160 A.H., 1747 AD., and is dated 3rd Rabi-ul-Awwal, 1200
A.H., 4th January, 1786.
…………Karnamah, having about 3000 couplets,
written by command to celebrate the wars of Nawab Muin-ul-
Mulk. (Elliott Hist of Ind. VIII, p. 233).
Muhammad Baqa of Saharanpur, Mirat-ul-Alam,
OPB, 477/31, BLC, II ; ASB, II 502.
A very useful and trustworthy compendium of eastern
history from the earliest times to the reign of Aurangzeb, compiled
in 1078 AH., 1667 AD.
Detailed account of the rebellion of Prince. Khusro, but
without any mention of Guru Arjan, 247a.
………. Mirat-i-Jahan Numa, MS. ; BLC, 13.
It is an enlarged receinsion of the Mirat-ul-Alam, compiled
in 1095 A.H., 1683 A.D.
Muhammad Baqir Khan. Insha-i-Baqiri,
MS
RSL. 31 (Insha Farsi)
Treaty between Lord Lake and Jaswant Rao Holkar, 134-
38; Letter by Sardar Azim Khan governor of Kashmir to Sardar
Muhammad Khan of Peshawar, 5th Shaban, 1229 AH., 493-96;
Shah Shujah’s letter to Prince Muhammad Mirza Safawi, Rajap
1221 AH., 506.
Muhammad bin Abdul Jalil. See Sayyed Muhammad bin Abdul Jalil.
Muhammad Din, Maulavi. Tazkirah, Ms. Memoirs of
Maulavi Muhammad Din.
Muhammad Faiz Bakhsh. Tarikh Farrah Bakhsh, MS
This has been translated into English under the title
“Memoirs of Delhi and Faizabad” by W. Hoey; Ptd. Allahabad,