SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 73
Sikh relations—subsequent events upto 1845, 80-90, Angle--Sikh
Wars—Annexation of the Punjab, 90—3; form of government
adopted, 93-97; Mutiny and the Punjab, 97-100: Land tenures,
135-144; Singh Sabha, lahore, 186; Singh Sabha Amritsar, 187.
... .. AMBAlA 1892-93.
Early history, 18-22; Guru Tegh Bahadur-Govind Singh 22; occupation of
Sirhind and distribution of the territory- Sikh conquests, 22.23;
Maharja Ranjit Singh—Anglo-Sikh relations—British rule, 24-26;
Mutiny, 27-30; leading Sikh families, 62-76; village communities
and tenures, 50-62; Sikh revenue system, 108
………….. AMRITSAR, 1892-93.
Architectural objects and remains—temples. 13-14; rise of the Sikhs—
appearance of the Gurus, 15-16; Guru Hargobind and his
successors—situation of the Sikhs after the death of the 10th Guru,
16-18; Durrani invasions—Invasions of Ahmed Shah—Jassa Singh
Ahluwalia and Jassa Singh Ramgarhia, 18-19; partition of territory
among the Sikh Missal, 19; Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 19-20; the
condition of central districts under Sikh rule—sub—division of
Amritsar under the Sikhs, 20~22; frem the death of Maharaja
Ranjit Singh to the Brirish oCcupation, 22—23; Mutiny, 23—26;
religion, 42—44; History of Am ritsar and other towns, 146—171.
BANNU, 1883-4, 1907.
Sikh conquest of Isakhel and Marwat, 35; their held on Mianwali,
36; realisation of revenue, 36-7; anarchy during second Sikh war,
38; Mutiny, 39; fiscal history. 172-5.
DELHI, 1883-4.
Early history-settlements under the British—mutiny, 22-30 social
life 41-55.