SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 370
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Radha Kishan. Gosha-i-Panjab. Panjabi Press, Lahore, 1861.
Sikh Gurus, 4-12; Guru Gobind Singh-battle of Chamkaur-murder of his
sons, 13-18; Banda-conquest of Sirhind, 20-22; early conquest of
Sikhs, 22-24; Sardars of Thanesar, 24-27; Kalsia State, 29-30.
Patiala, Nabha and Jind. 31-50; Sardars of Malaudh, 51-57; Patiala,
42-66; M. Ranjit Singh, settles the dispute between the Patiala
and Nabha Rajahs, 57-60; Jind, 67-70; Maler Kotla, 71-94; Bedi
Sahib Singh invades Maler Kotla, 82-84; Maharajah Ranjit Singh
levies tribute, 84-86.
Radha Rudan Chaube. Risala-i-Tarikh-i-Bharatpur. MS., H S L (Tarikh
Urdu), 136.
History of the Bharatpu r State.
Raghunath Singh son of Mian Shankar Singh. Tawarikh-i-Rajgan-i-
Pathania-i-Nurpur, Zila Kangra. Wazir-i-Hind Press, Amritsar.
History of the Pathania Rajahs of Nurpur, District Kangra,
and brief account of the Rajahs and families of note in the Punjab.
Raja Bir Singh, 66; Mian Sahib Singh, 77; Gulab Singh of
Jammu, 83; Mandi State, 97; Guier, 108; Rajah Sansar Chand, 112;
Nadaun, 120; Siba, 123; Jaswan, 130; Datarpur, 132; Bijapur, 134.
Rahim Bakhsh, Daulat-i-Durrania. Quami Press, Delhi. 1321 A.H. also
published under the name of Zahur-ul-Hassan, Tarikh-i-Afghana.
Mehtab Press, Delhi.
History of the Durranis from the begining to the time of
Zaman Shah.
Rajjab Ali, Padri. Riyasat Jammu Kashmir ke T’alluqat Sarkar Angrezi
Se. Pub. 1887; HSL (Urdu Tarikh), 783.
Relations of the State of Jammu and Kashmir with the
British Government.