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2 HISTORY OF THE SIKHS.
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4 delivered up Dilawurghur, and received for jagheer, Dilawurghur
5 Shah Durrah. The Maharajah returned to La- jtunjeet Singh,
6 hore. About this time Ensuf Ullee Khan arrived
7 m vakeel from the British, bringing presents to the rives'from"tiio
8 Maharajah. In the year a.d. 1800* Khurruk iummik
9 a - t ! Singh born.
10 fsmgh was born.
11 Again, Saheb Singh, Bhungeea, raised a tumult Sabeb singb
12 ° . raises tttu-
13 at Goojurawala, and Runjeet Singh went against mult
14 him ; but peace was concluded through the inter¬
15 vention of Suda Koonwur, and Runjeet returned to
16 Lahore. The Maharajah next proceeded against
17 Nizamut Oodeen Khan, of Kussoor, but he did not
18 succeed in taking that strong fort: he, however. Unsuccessful
19 ° ° attempt on
20 burned and pillaged the suburbs. Kussoor.
21 Saheb Singh, Bhungeea, and others of this Missul, Saheb Singh
22 again raised the standard of revolt at Goojurawala; asaiUvevol,s r
23 and Runjeet, leaving Futteh Singh, Kalawala, to
24 command at Kussoor, proceeded against Saheb
25 Singh. An engagement took place, and a peace
26 was again concluded. The Maharajah now pro¬
27 ceeded towards the hills, to assist Suda Koonwur, Runjeet pro-
28 to iissist
29 who was fighting unsuccessfully against the Rajah smi« Koou-
30 of Noorpoor and Sunsar Chund, of Kuloch. The ' ,ur ‘
31 latter fled to his own country, on the approach of
32 the Maharajah, and he having taken, the fort of
33 , , J „ , ° . , . Nuoshuhur
34 Nuoshuhur from the Noorpoor rajah, bestowed it taken,
35 with all its revenues on Suda Koonwur. Returning
36 from thence, the Maharajah took the fort of Pin- pindeepnt-
37 deeputteean, across the Chenab, and bestowed the <eu,1> tj|ccn ’
38 * The year 1802 is ge nerally given for tins event; but it happened in
39 liik, 1857, which corresponds to the year in the text.