1 J ° a HISTORY OP THE SIKHS.
2 Dusserah, lie departed and reached Sealkote; and
3 taking the pergunnab of Kulanoor from Khurruk
4 Singh, he bestowed it on Nuzur Hussein. Hurre©
5 Singh, JNTulwa, having been appointed governor of
6 Cashmere, in the room of Motee Ram, the latter
7 arrived at Sealkote. Leaving this, the Maharajah
8 crossed the Ch enab; and skirting, the foot of the hills,
9 he punished the Ohib and Bhaoo, who were thieves
10 and robbers, and he burned Dewawittala, their chief
11 S e P SdT City * From thence he cached the Jelitm, and
12 tothe 'eimn. crossed it. He here mustered his troops. He
13 sent Manuk Chund, Uufturee* to settle the re¬
14 venues of Puklee and Dhundour; and Bhovvanee
15 Dass was sent on the same errand to; Kooloo and
16 Mandhee.
17 uoolab Singh and Juggut Singh, Attareewala,
18 were Sent to settle disturbances raised at Jiimmbo
19 by Deedoo, Rajpoot. In the engagement, the two
20 sons of the latter were killed, and the third was
21 seized and sent to the Maharajah. ;
22 After this, Goolab Singh and Juggut Singh were
23 sent in search ot. Agheer Khan, of Rajouree, who
24 had fled and concealed himself in the hills. He
25 was, at length, captured and brought to Lahore,
26 where he died,
27 Misr Dewam Chund, Motee Ram, and the Alta-
28 reewalya sirdar were sent to punish the zemindars
29 of Poonch, Khookee, and Bhember; those of the two
30 latter places inhabiting opposite banks of the Jelum,
31 * -A cierk or secretary.