SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 76
………. JALANDHAR, 1883-4.
Early history—Sikh period—British rule—Mutiny, 6-10; Sikh revenue
system—position of the assignees of revenue under the Sikhs—
Sikh government rights In waste, 56.60.
………. JHELUM, 1904.
Rohtas. 30-34; Alexandar and Porus, 53-61 ; Mohammadan period, 61-4;
Babar’s invasion, 64-67; Sher Shah and Humayun. 67-68; later
Mughuls. 67-68; Durranis—Slkhs invited to Jhelum by Chaudharis
of Kala—blockade the Fort of Rohtas In 1768—unsucessful
expeditions of Taymur son of Ahmad Shah, 69-70; Maharaja Ranjit
Singh and his Sikh, governors—second Sikh war and S. Chatar
Singh, 70-71; Sikh revenue system, 136 (1883-84 edition).
………. JH.ANG, 1883-84.
Early history, 23-32; Sikh invasions of Jhang—Inayat-ullah-Khan not
successful against them—under the Sikh rule, 32-36; annexation
by the British, 37; Mutiny. 37-38; Sikh revenue system and early
settlements—Sawan Mall’s Administration, Kalowal under Gulab
Singh, 140-2; fiscal system, 72-78.
………. KANGRA Proper, 1904.
Katoch dynasties. 24-27; Jaswan, Guier, Siba, Nurpur, Kotlehr, Bangahal,
27-28; Mohammaden period, 28-33 ; Raja Sansar Chand and the
Gurkhas, 23-35; acquistion by Ranjit Singh, 35-37; after the death
of Sansar Chand, 37-39; the Anglo-Sikh wars, 39-42; the Mutiny,
42-3.
KANGRA, Vol. II, Kullu, Lahaul, and Spiti, 1883-4. Ancient history,
11-14; Jai Singh, 15-18; character of the Government of the Rajas,
18; measures taken by the Sikhs for the subjection of secraj, surprise
and distinction of one of their armies, 18-20; proceedings of the
Sikhs In Kullu-treatment of the Raja’s family, and Spiti, 90-93.