SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 355
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Hairat Dehlavi, Maulana Mirza. Hayat-i-Taiyyaba: Maulana Shah
Muhammad Ismail ki Swaneh Umri. Nizami Press, Delhi.
Shah Muhammad Ismail was an intimate friend and companion of Sayyed
Ahmad Barelvi, who waged a holy war against the Sikhs In 1826-
31 and was defeated and ki lied in a conflict with them. The book
gives at great length a detailed account of the battles fought between
the Wahabis and the Sikhs, of the anti—Muslim prejudices of the
Wahabis at Peshawar and the final breakdown of their power.
Hakim Rai. Ahwal-i-Lachhman Das urf Banda Sahib chela Guru Goblnd
Singh Sahib.
An account of Banda published in ‘A Glossary of the Castes and tribes of
the Punjab and N. W. Frontier by Ibbetson, Maclagan and Rose,
Vol. 1, 722-30.
Harchand Singh Reis Lyallpuri. Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Deihl ke Khatarnak
Halat. Brahman Steam Press, 1914.
Hardayal Singh. Tawarikh Majumu’a-i-Rlasat-hal-Kohlstan-i-Panjab. Bldya
Bhushan Press, Muradabad, 1886.
Vol. I. Suket. Razwi Press, Delhi, 1885.
The conquest of Kangra by Desa Singh Majithia, 160-61; expedition of
General Ventura-submission of Rajah Uggar Saln, 166-67;
Maharajah Sher Singh and Mlan Narendra Singh, 167; secret
engagement of Uggar Sain with the English during the first Anglo-
Slkh War, 168-69.
Vol. II. Mandi. Razwi Press, Delhi, 1885.
Guru Gobind Singh and Mandi, 22; attack of the Sikhs,
25; expedition of General Ventura-occupation of Mandi-arrest and
release of Balbir Sain, 28-32; first Anglo--Sikh war and conduct
of the Rajah, 32; Sikhs driven out of Mandi, 33 ; Wazir Gosain and
Ranjodh Singh Majithia, 38.