SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 327
Tiwanas to Maharajah Ranjit Singh, particu-larly at Mankera, and
also of the part played by them in the second Sikh war and the
great Indian Mutiny of 1857.
Sher Singh Attariwala, Raja. Sanad-i-Rajagi,
MS. BM, Add. 21453.
A single sheet, 27½ x 15½. 8 lines, 7¾ long, written in
large Nastalik with an illumined border, the title of Raja Sher Singh
Bahadur Attariwala. given to him on his investiture by Col. H.M.
Lawrence. Resident of Lahore. dated 13th Magh. Sambat 1904
Bk., 1847 A.D.
Shiv Das (Sewa Das). Munavvar-ul-Kalam, Halat-i-Saltanet-i--Farrukh
Siyar-wa-Muhammad Shah, also called Shah Namah Maunavvarul-Kalam,
Shah Namah and Farrukh Siyar Namah, MS. 1134 A.H.. BM. Or. 26.
OR. 1889; BNP, 604 ; ASB (I), 133 ; PLP.
Historical notices relating to the reign of Farrukh Siyar
and the first four years of Muhammad Shah, with an account of
the capture and massacre of Banda and his Sikh com-panions at
Delhi, and the martyrdom of the Sikh boy who gladly courted
death in preference to his release, in spite of his mother’s having
procured art order of mercy from the King.
Urdu translation by A. M Daula. MS. 1932 A.D. ALP M. 326.
Shiv Parsad. Tarikh-i-Faiz Bakhsh, MS. 1190 BM
Add. 6594, Or. 1802; BLO, 1972 ; RSL. 61 (Tarikh Farsi), also
called Tarikh-i-Farrah Bakhsh. and Tarikh-i-Afaghan
A history of the Afghan chiefs of Kateher (Rohelkhand).
from their origin to the year 1188 A.H., including an account of
the invasions of Ahmad Shah Abdali.
Sikh Government Records preserved in the Panjab Civil Secretariat, Lahore
(Pakistan). MS.