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A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 322 Raqaim-i-Alamgiri, MS., RSL ; Letters of Aurangzeb Alamgir, one of them containing reference to Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth and the last Guru of the Sikhs. Rattan Chand Bal. Khalis Namah,. also called Tarikh-i-Sikhan, MS. 1846 A.D., PUL No. 167; GS. A histoty of the Sikhs from the time of Guru Nanak to the year 1844. Razi-ud-Din Ahmad. Hadiqat-ul-Hind, History of India up to 1265 A.H., with the Sikhs. Risalah-i-Muhammad Shah Badshah Ghazi wa Ahwal-i-.Khan Dauran, also called Risala-i-Muhammad Shah wa’Zikr-i-Khan Dauran, MS. 1202 A.H., 1788 A.D., BM, Or. 180, King’s College. Cambridge, 204. History of the later Mughals, particularly Farrukh Siyar and Muhammad Shah. Risalah-i-Tarikh-i-Afghanian, MS. HSL {Tarikh),716. MS. PUL No. 95. th i rd chapter on History of the Afghans. Rishtiya, Sayyed Qasim. Afghanistan dar qaran-i-Nuzdaham, Kabul, 1329 A.H. (S) Robkar-ha-i-Panjab, , for the years 1852-53, MS., GS. Roznamcha-i-Ranjit Singh, 1825, IRD. Roznamcha-i-Sarkar-i-Khalsa, 1847, MS. GS. Diary of the Lahore Darbar for the year 1847. Roznamcha-i-Maharajah Ranjit Singh Bahadur. MS. OPB, 298. A part of Sohan Lal’s Umdat-ut-Tawarikh. Roznamcha-i-Shah-i-Alam, , MS. OPB, 620/174. A large collection of statistical registers of presents, khil’ats, ‘inams, etc., given by Shah Alam to princes, nobles and
A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 323 others and also of presents received, interspersed with valuable historical information regarding events from the beginning of the 31st year to the 49th year of his reign. 1203-1221 A.H., 1789- 1806 AD. Rustam Ali Shahabadi. Tawarikh-i-Hindi, MS.1153 A.H. BM, Or, 1628. A general history of India brought down to the year 1153A.H., 1740 A.D. ...........Tawarikh-i-Ali, MS.
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A SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE SIKHS
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List of Abbreviations ALP, AP Archi
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