SECTION I - Sikhs-in-Europe

A Selected Bibliography of the Sikhs & Sikhism 79
Nabha—Patiala disputes, 48-49 ; first Anglo-Sikh war, 49;
Maharaja Narendra Singh and the mutiny, 49-50; Maharaja
Bhupendra Singh, 50-51; Sikh Gurdwaras, 74—75 ; Sikh sects,
75-78; Bhal Mul Chand, 78-79 ; Place of interest—Barnala—
Samana—Sirhind, 185-210. JIND: Raja Gajpat Singh—Bhag
Singh—Sarup Singh, 215 ; help given to the British in the first
Anglo-Sikh war— in Kashmir revolt, 216 ; services rendered to
the British in the mutiny, 216; sent military against the Kukas in
1872-217. NABHA : Early history, 341 ; incursions of Thomas and
Perron, 342; Nabha Patiala dispute and Maharaja Ranjit Singh,
342 ; Raja Davindar Singh helped the Sikhs in the first Anglo-Sikh
war and consequently one fourth of his territory was confiscated
by the British—his son’s services to the British in the mutiny of
1857 and after, 342; Raja Hira Singh helps in the suppression of
Kuka outbreak,343.
………. RAWALPINDI, 1893-4, by Fred. A. Robertson.
Hasan Abdal, 35 ; Maniklala, 41; Mughal period and Sikh conquest, 50;
Sikh rule, 51-52; British rule—mutiny, 53-55; Kukas, 73 ; fiscal
history during the Sikh rule, 236-244.
............. ROHTAK, 1883-4.
Antiquities and early history, 16-18; Sikh inroads—Najaf Khan—Malwa
Rajas—George Thomas, 18-21; British rule, 21-22; Jhajjar and other
notable houses, 22-24 ; mutiny. 24-29 ; conduct of the Jhajjar and
Bahadurgarh Nawabs- their trials and punishments, 29-32.
………. SHAHPUR, 1897.
Rise of the Sikhs, 32-33; the Sikh conquest—independent chieftains,
33-34; rise of Maharaja. Ranjit Singh, 34-35; conquest of Sahiwal
and Khushab, 35-36 ; conquest of the Tiwana country—later history,
36-39 ; Sahlwal chiefs—Lamba family, 39-40; mutiny, 40-41 ; revenue
administration under the Sikhs—batal and kankut, 213-216.
………. SIALKOT, 1894-95, by Captain, J. R. Dunlop Smith.
Invasion of Ahmad Shah Durrani, 24 ; rise of Ranjit Deo—Rajput