SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 367
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Nagina Ram, Rajputan-i-Doaba’Jullundur. Rajput Printing Press, Lahore,
1965 Bk.
Naill. Kaifiyat-i-Muqaddama-i-Naili. MS., Patiala State Reccrds.
Contains some historical notices of the history of the territories in dispute
with the British Government.
Narayan Das. General Hari Singh Nalwa. Mufjd-i-Am Press,
Lahore.
Nasir-ud-Din, Tahsildar of Najibabad. Intikhab-i-Najibabad. MS., MUA
(AS) 206/72.
Nihal Singh Gurmukh Singh, Bawa. Khurshid Khalsa. Pub. Lahore
and Jullundur, 1892, etc.
History of the Sikhs from the time of Guru Nanak to the present
time Including the Panth Khalsa, Banda Singh, Budha Dal, the
twelve Misslas, Maharajah Ranjit Singh and his successors, the
annexation of the Panjab and the Namdhari (Kooka) movement.
Nisar All, Sayyad. Tawarikh Parganah-i-Muktsar wa Mamdot.
Punjab Govt., Victoria Press, Lahore, 1876.
Guru Gobind Singh at Muktsar, 250; foundation of the town-
Maharajah Ranjit Singh’s Government, 250-51; religious places
of the Sikhs, 252-54; Baba Balak Singh and Ram Singh-rise of the
Kukas-their principles-the Kuka Outbreak and its suppression, 260-
62; the 23 Subas of the Kukas, 263; the Sikhs, 264-65; their festivals,
266-69; Man Jats, 292-93; Sodhis, 300-03: Bhai Gurbakhsh Singh,
etc.,-Bhandaris, 335-36; government up to the British occupation
437-444.
Niwazish All, Sayyed. Tazkirah-i-Rausa-i-Punjab. Being Urdu translation
of Griffin Massey’s “Chiefs and Families of Note in the Punjab”.
Nawal Kishor Press, Lahore, 1911.