SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 312
present at the last siege in the detachment of Naib Araf Beg and
was an eye—witness of the despatch of Banda Singh and his
companions to Delhi under the escort of Zakariya Khan and
Muhammad Amin Khan.
Muhammad Raza Najam Akhbarat-i-Hind.
MS., 1264 A.H., 1847-48 A.D., BM, Or. 1726
A general history of India to 1264 A.H., with a detailed
account of the later Mughals, and Ahmad Shah Abdali with
references to the Sikhs; also an account of the Sikhs and of the
conquest of the Punjab by the English, 465a.
Muhammad Sa’ad (Sa’adat) Yar Khan. Gul-i-Rahmat –
MS. 1249 A.H., 1833 A.D., KSL, Aai. 27; OPB, 603/155; YSP (2 copies.)
An abridgment of Mustajab Khan’s Gulistan-i-Rahmat-History of
the career of Hafiz Rahmat Khan, the Rohela chief.
Muhammad Sadiq bin Muhammad Saleh Asfahani Yazdani. Tarikh-i-Sadiq,
Sadiq, MS. BLO : OPB, Tarikh 22 to 26,
.................Shahid-i-Sadiq, MS. BLC, 468.
..................Nami. Tarikh Gitigushae, , also called Tarikh Karim Khani
and Tarikh-i -Zandiya
MS. 1195—1209 A.H. MUA 434/28.
Muhammad Saleh Qudrat. Tarikh-i-Ali, MS, OPB, 581/133.
A history of the successors of Aurangzeb from Bahadur
Shah to Shah Alam II, closing with the invasion of Ahmad Shah
Abdali, 1174 A. H., 1760-61 A.D.
The author wrote the work at the desire of Major James
Browne, the Collector of (he Jungle Teri districts, and author of
the Origin and Progress of the Sicks; pub. 1788.
Capture and massacre of Banda, 26; the second and third invasions of
Ahmad Shah Abdali—conquest of Multan by Kaura Mall—battle
of Mahmud Buti (Abdali’s third invasion)—death of Kaura Mall—
Mannu’s expeditions against the Sikhs—Amritsar—Jassa Singh