SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 353
Vol. III, Part 1, Raj Khalsa: account of the ten missals of Bhangis,
Ramgarhias, Kanhaiyas, Nakais, Dalle-walias, Karorias, Shah ids,
Faizullahpurias (Singhpurias), Nishanwalas and Sukkarchakias,
including the reign of Ranjit Singh’s successors. Part 2. Account
of the remaining two missals- Phulkian and Ahluwalias.
……….. Tawarikh Shri Amritsar, Bhupendra State Press, Patiala, 1976
Bk.
A detailed history of Amritsar and its temples.
Gokal Parsad. Mirat-us-Salatin. Urdu translation of Ghulam Husain Khan’s
Siyar-ul-Mutakherin.
Gopal Das, Munshi. Tarikh-i-Peshawar. Punjab Govt., Kohi-i-Nur Press,
Lahore, 1874. PPL.
A book full of information on Afghan—Sikh relations and struggles, forts
in Peshawar district, 53-55; system of government before the Sikhs,
386; Sikh government under Kanwar Nau-Nihal Singh, 386—87;
and under S. Tej Singh, Avitabile. S. Sher Singh Attariwala, 387—
91; Maharajah Ranjit Singh and Dost Muhammad. 162, 169; S,
Hari Singh, 166, 170-76; S. Mihan Singh, 170; battle of Naushera,
308-9; battles with Sayyed Ahmad Barelavi, 309-323; Yar
Muhammad and Ranjit Singh.
……….. Tarikh-i-Gujranwala, Punjab Govt., Victoria Press, Lahore, 1872.
Ala Singh helps Ahmad Shah, Emperor of Delhi, against
Ahmad Shah Durrani, 171 ; Diwan Kaura Mall, Mir Mannu and
Shah Nawaz Khan, 172; Adina Beg, with the help of the Sikhs,
exerts himself—Sikhs defeat Taimur—occupy Lahore, 172-73;
Gujjar Singh Bhangi—Raj Kaur—Charhat Singh, 173 ; Jodh Singh
Varaich—Nur Muhammad Chattha- Bagh Singh Virk, 174; origin
of the Sikhs, 175; land revenue under them, 190; Maharajah Ranjit
Singh—occupation of Lahore—other conquests, 311-13; S. Hari