SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 343
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Babu Ram Mukhtisir Sair-i-Gulshan-i-Hind,
Nawal Kishore Press. Cawnpore, 1878.
Includes an account of the Sikhs from the time of M.
Ranjit Singh to the annexation of the Punjab after the Anglo-Sikh
Wars 170-217.
Bakhtawar Lal, Rai Bahadur Munshi, Rai Kirpa Ram, etc.
Tarikh-i-Zila-i-Montgomery, Amritsar Press, Amritsar, 1874.2 Vols.
The Nakai Sardars’ conquests, 5-7; territories under the
Sikhs before M. Ranjit Singh, 7-15; lIaqa under Ranjit Singh, 15-
22; Baba Farid, 25-29; Bhuman Shah Gurdwara—Guru Gobind
Singh’s blessings to Bhumian; 32-33; canals dug and repaired
during the time of M. Ranjit Singh, 68-96; Kamatraunder the Nakai
Sikh Sardars, 102-11; M. Ranjit Singh’s reign. 113-58; Laws and
custom among various tribes, Vol. II.
Balak Ram Shad Bajwaria. Tarikh-i-Handur Nalagarh, Islamia Press,
Lahore, 1895.
Balkrishan Batra. Tawarikh-i-Multan Author, Multan, 1926.
Diwan Kaura Mall and S. Jassa Singh Ahluwalia at Multan,
48-50; Sikhs and Afghans, 50-54; invasions of Ranjit Singh, 54-
63; Multan as a Sikh province under Sawan Mall and Mul Raj—
the second Anglo-Sikh war, 64-84; Multan under the British—the
mutiny of 1857, 85-86; places of worship, etc, 871 32.
Barnes, George Carnic. Report on Kangra, translated by Rai Pohlo Mall;
Koh-i-Nur Press, Lahore, 1871.
Gives an account of the invasion of Gurkhas in the hills—
their defeat at the hands of the Sikhs under M. Ranjit Singh—his
occupation of the fort—the government of S. Lehna Singh