SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 331
Red shirts under Zangi Khan Jarchi Bashi attack the Sikhs, 154;
Shah Zaman and the Sikhs—Ranjit Singh, 165-67 ; Shah Mahmud
asks for help from Ranjit Singh—Sikh con-quests of Kashmir and
Attock 194-97; Shah Shujah and Ranjit Singh, 230-252; Koh-i-
Nur, 234 ; generosity of Ranjit Singh, 241 ; Tripartite Treaty, 251.
Tahmas Khan. Tahmas Namah, ,also called Tarikh-i--Tahmas, MS. 1191
A.H., 1779 AD. BM, Or. 1918;
KCA,
Memoirs of Tahmas Khan and his times, with a detailed
account of his military services under Nadir Shah, Mir Muiun-ul-
Mulk (Mir Mannu) and his Begam, Zabita Khan and Najaf Khan,
including accounts of various expeditions led against the Sikhs.
Though without any dates of the events, Tahmas’s narratives are
a mine of first—hand historical information regarding a very
eventful period of the 18th century.
Tarikh-i-Afghanistan, , MS. KHL (Afghanistan), I.
Tarikh-i-Ahd-i-Maharajah Ranjit Singh wa Sardaran-i-Khalsa, MS. DLF.
History of the reign of Maharaja Ranjit Singh and the
Sikh Sardars.
Tarikh-i-Ahmad Shah (bin Muhammad Shah) Badshah,
MS. 1167 A.H., BM, Or. 2005.
A history of the reign of Emperor Ahmad Shah. including
a detailed account of the invasions of Ahmad Shah Durrani and of
the governorship of Mir Mannu at Lahore, With that of the death
of Kaura Mall (Also see Elliott, VIII. I 22).
Tarikh-i-Ahmad Shah Durrani, , also called Tarlkh-i-Ahmad Shahi,
MS. RIJ.
Tarikh-i-Alamgir Sani, MS. 1174 A.H., BM, Or. 1749.
A history of the reign of Alamgir II.