1 HISTORY OF THE. SIKHS.
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3 Goormukh Singh, Lama Futteh Singh* Ahoowalyft,
4 and Suda Koomvur* to Paklee, Dhumdour, Ohuch-
5 muara, Turbela* and other places* for the purpose
6 of settling the revenue and receiving tribute;
7 while Misr Dewan Chund was sent with the
8 artillery to Munkheree, to exact a nuzurana from
9 the governor of that place. The Maharajah, with
10 his cavalry* took the road to Mooitan, fot the
11 purpose of seizing it; and he there celebrated the
12 Hooly festival. He settled the revenues of the
13 country* and displacing Sham Singh, Peshawuiee* ^
14 •SawurVMul was appointed governor of Mooitan. J ppointcd g0 .
15 The vakeel of Sadik Khan of Bhawulpore arrived,
16 and agreed to give up the revenue oi IVheia Gha-
17 zee Khan. Bhaee Khooshyal Singh was sent with
18 an army in that direction. He took the fort and
19 received five and a-half lakhs of revenue, fi ho
20 Maharajah in the beginning of Clieth (March) re¬
21 turned to Lahore ; and Misr Dewan Chund* after
22 exacting a lakh and 80,000 rupees from the gover¬
23 nor of Munkheree, also reached Lahore. Ram
24 Dyal* who went against Chuchbazara* was killed ;
25 and other sirdars fell. The force was broken up,
26 after receiving a small tribute from Mohummud
27 Khan.
28 In the. year 1877 Bik. or A,n. 1820, Shear© Singh
29 and the other sirdars returned to Lahore. In the
30 month of Koowar (September) the Maharajah
31 went to Wittala, and remained there a month.
32 He now resolved to take Suda Koonwur’s coun¬
33 try, but did not settle the matter. After the
34 Ram mr