SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 379
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Wall Allah Siddiqi. Aina-i-Bairar Bans, Tarikh-i-Khandan-i-Faridkot. Balbir
Press, Faridkot, N.D.
History of the Farldkot State.
Kapur Singh (Kapura), iii. 102-234; Guru Har Rai at Panj
Garain in the houses of Kapura, 110; Bhai Gurdas, ii, 143; Guru
Gobind Singh at Kot Kapura, 150-170; Sikh Gurus, 150-178; Guru
Gobind Singh at Muktsar, 180; at Dina-despatch of Zafarnama,
181-83; battle of Kot Isa Khan, 226; from the time of Sukha Singh
to that of Charhat Singh, 235 the twelve Sikh Missals, 249-299;
Jassa Singh Ahluwalia, 265-68; Rulers and Sardars-Jodh Singh to
Attar Singh, 336-461; Pahar Singh-the first Anglo-Sikh War and
part played by Pahar Singh, 474-605; Wazir Singh, Bikram Singh
and Balbir Singh, 605-712.
Warris Ali, Mir. Waqlat-i-Durrani. Nizami Press, Cawnpore, 1292 A.H.
(Extracted and translated from the Tarlkh-i-Ahmad of Munshi
Abdul Karim).
History of the Durranis from the time of Ahmad Shah to
that of Shah Shujah.
Death of Kaura Mall, 9; massacre of the Sikhs and
demolition of the tem pIe of Amritsar, 10; Abdalis defeated by the
Sikhs near Jullundur, 11; Amritsar tank cleaned by Afghan
Prisoners of war, II; siege of jandiala, 18-19; battle of Kup Rahira,
19; Raja Amar Singh of Patiala acknowledged as ruler, 19-20;
3,000 Sikhs recruited by Azad Khan of Kashmir for his conflicts
against Talmur Shah Durrani, 27-8; Invasion of Zaman Shah
against the Sikhs, 36-37; occupation of Multan by the Sikhs, 45;
M. Ranjit Singh and Shah Shujah,-60.