SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 74
DERA GHAZI, KHAN. 1893-97.
Early history, 18-26; annexation by the Sikhs, 1818-26; Government, for
the Sikhs, of the Nawab of Bahawalpore, 26; ability and good
government of Diwan Sawan Mall, 26-7; events during the second
Sikh war, 28; mutiny, 29 ; reven ue system, 151.
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, 1883-4.
Early history, 22-33; Jaskani and the Sikhs, 33-35; relations of Nawab
Hafiz Ahmad Khan with the Sikhs, 36-7; annexation of Leih and
Dera Ismail Khan, 37-9; Sikh Governors, 39-40; the Multan war—
annexation of the Panjab, 40-41; revenue history, 168.
………. PUNJAB STATES. Faridkote State, 1907. Compi led and
published under the authority of the Punjab Government at the
Civil and Military Gazette Press, Lahore, 1909. Founding of Kot
Kapoora—Kapura refuses help to Guru Govind Singh—killed by
Isa Khan, 1708; Sukhia, 4-5; Ch. Hamir Singh—helped by Sukh
Dial—Jodh Singh attacked and killed by Rajah of Patiala—Slrdar
Tek Singh—murdered by his sons—estates siezed by Diwan
Mohkam Chand, 5—6 ; disturbance at Jaitu, 6-7; Sadar Hamir
Singh—Mohar Singh-Charhat Singh and Dal Singh 7-8; Diwan
Mohkam Chand’s unsuccessful siege of Faridkot—Maharaja
Ranjit Singh captures it and bestows it upon Mohkam Chand, 9;
restored to Gulab Singh under British pressure, 10-11; Pahara Singh
acknowledged—his part in the first Anglo. Sikh War—created
Raja by the English, 12-14; Raja Wazir Singh helped by the English
against Sikhs, 15; services in the mutiny and after, 15-19.
………. FEROZEPORE, 1888-9.
Early history, 12-14; Dogras, 15-16; Sikh period, 16-9: introduction of British
rule after Sardarnl Lachhman Kaur, 19-21; history of talaqas, 22-
9; Mutiny 30-38: people-social and religious life, 36-70.