SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 75
GUJRANWALA, 1893-94.
Rise of the Sikh power—consolidation of Sikh power, 22-25; establishment
of Sikh monarchy—administration under Ranjit Singh—leading
Singh Kardars, 25-9; Nalwa, Man and Butala families, 30-3;
annexation—British—Mutiny, 32-6.
………. GUJERAT, 1883-84.
Durranis, 15; Sikh period, 16—8; Battles of Gujerat and Chillianwala, 18-
19; Mutiny, 19; Sikh system of land revenue, 99-101; Raja Gulab
Singh’s Kardarship, 101.
………. GURGAON, 1883-84.
Rise of the Ahirs and history of Rewarl, 22; annexation (1803), 23; Mutiny,
25-28.
HAZARA, 1883-84.
Under the Sikh rule (1818), 23; Amar Singh Majlthia—Mai Sada Kaur
and K. Sher Singh—So Hari Singh, 24-29; Battle of Mangal—
battle of Nara—disturbances—limits of Sikh rule, 25-27; Sayed
Ahmed—Palnda Khan, 27-9; S. TeJa Singh—Gulab Singh—Mul
Raj, 30-31; under Gulab Singh after the first anglo-Sikh war, 33;
transfer to Darba, second Anglo-Sikh war, 34-5; Mutiny, 35-38;
Sikh revenue system, 180-1; Major -Abbot’s settlement, 181-2.
………. HISSAR, 1892, P. J. Fagan.
Early history, 21-37; the Sikhs—Ala Singh of Patlala- Najibuddaula; Rohilas
and the Sikhs—the Malwa Rajahs, 37-8; George Thomas and the
Sikhs, 38-40; annexation by the British, 40; Mutiny, 41-45; Nanak
Panthis, 76; Sikhs, 78-9.
HOSH IARPUR, 1883-4.
Early history, 16-7; Sikhs and Mohammadans, 17-18; under the Sikh rule,
19-20; acquisition by the British, 20; religious life—Sikhs—
Udasls—Nirmalas, 44-5; Sikh revenue system, 130-3.