SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 77
………. KARNAL, 1890.
Invasion of Nadir Shah and battle of Karnal—third battle of Panipat, 328;
conquet of Kaithal by the Sikhs, 39-40; state of the country—
early English policy—relations of British Government with the
Sikh states, 41-46; Bhal of Kalthal—chiefs of Ladwa—Thanesar,
47-51; Sikh rule In Indri and Kaithal—administration of justice,
51-57; Mutiny, 57-58; Sikh revenue system in Kalthal, 241-42; in
India, 255.
………. LAHORE, 1893.94. G. C. Walker.
Death of Guru Arjan, 31; invasions of Nadir Shah and Ahmad Shah, 34-
35; battle of Mohmud Butl, 35-36; Mir Mannu, 36; sovereignty of
Jassa Singh Ahluwalia, 37; Obeid Khan—Kabuli Mall—Sikh trio—
Zaman Shah’s invasion 37-38 ; Ranjit Singh and his successors,
38-41 ; annexation, 41-42; Mutiny, 42-44; Solah, Chaliah and Sat
Sera famines, 44-6; Sikhism 87-90; revenue system.
………. LUDHIANA, 1888-9.
Rise of the Sikhs—Guru Govind Singh—Banda—M. Ala Singh, 22-23;
Durrani invasions—Ghaloo Ghara—Sikh occupation of Sirhind,
23-24; partition of the country after the fall of Sirhind, 24; state of
the country—Sikh attacks from across the Sutlej, 25-26; Maharaja
Ranjit Singh’s invasions and extention of the power of the Rais,
26; Interference of the British, 809—British cantonment at
Ludhlana, 26-27; circumstances leading to the first Anglo-Sikh
war, 27-28; action at Badowal—battle of Aliwal ; annexation, 28-
30; mutiny, 30-34; Kuka outbreak, 34-35; demolition of Sikh places
in 1845-35; revenue arrangement under the Sikhs, 176-8.
………. MONTGOMERY, 1883-4.
Ahmad Shah’s invasions, 30; Baharwal Nakals—Gugera Nakals—
Bahawalpur and Sikhs, 30-33; the Bhangis, 33-5; occupation by
Maharaja Ranjit Singh—administration of Dewan Sawan Mal—