SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 340
Kashmir and his brothers Rajah Dhian Singh & Suchet Singh.
Ahwal-i-Kanwar Himmat Singh, of the Phulkian Family, MS.
Ahwal-i-Najaf Khan waghaira Sardaran Mughalia, BM., Hindustani MSS.
Or. 1733 Part IV.
Ahwal Peshawar ke Mulk ka, MS. BM. HIND. MSS. 1733 part XII.
Ahwal Pind Dadan Khan wa Lun Mianl, MS. BM, Hind. MSS., 1733,
part XI.
An account of the Salt mines of Pind Dadan Khan given to Rajah Gulab
Singh for 8 lacs of rupees.
Ali Ibrahim Khan. Tarikh-i-M.aratha, translated by Sayyed Mahdi, Ahmadi
Press, 1209 A.H.
Altaf Hussain, Sayyed. Twarikh Zila-i-Gurgaon, Punjab Government,
Victoria Press, Lahore, 1885. PPL,
Altaf Ali, Sayyed. Hayat—Hafiz Rahmat Khan, Nizami Press. Badayun,
1933.
Allah Yar Khan Jogi Rahmani. Ganj-i-Shahidan, Shahidan-i-wafa, Pub.
Secy. Murammat Fund, Chamkaur Sahib, Chamkaur.
An account of the martyrdom of Sahibzadas Ajit Singh
and Jujhar Singh, sons of Guru Govind Singh, In the battle of
Chamkaur in December, 1761 Bk., 1704 A.D.
Amin Chand. Tawarikh-i-Sialkot, Punjab Govt., Koh-i-Nur Press Branch,
Kangra, 1867.
Afghans driven out of Sialkot in 1785 A.D. by the Sikhs,—
battle of M. Ranjit Singh with Bhangi Sardars—statement of Jagirs,
etc., in the time of Ranjit Singh, 2-8; Daska plundered by the
Abdalis—repopulated by Bhai Des Raj, 297; Samadh of S. Charhat
Singh, Maharajah Ranjit Singh’s grand father, at Khahipur, 300.
... .. Report Bandobast, Hissar, 1860—64, Punjab Govt. N.D.
Early conqests of the Sikhs—Jamalpur, 1754—Hissar,