1 646 HISTORY OF THE PANJAB.
2 Aurungzeb, his disastrous retreat from Balkh, 169; lays siege to Kandahar, 169; rebels against
3 his father. 172; makes him a prisoner, 172; ascends the throne of India. 175; his persecu-
4 tion of the Hindus, 176 ; his conquests in the Deccan, 177 ; his death, 178.
5 Avitabile, Monsieur, is made General of the Sikh army, 427. ‘ es
6 ‘Ayub Khan, Sardar, his defeat_near Kandahar, 600 ; surrenders himself to the British, 601.
7 Ayub Shah, crowned voeee Kabul, 460; his flight to the Panjab, 460 ; his death, 484,
8 Azim Khan succeeds to the throne of Kabul, 590, .
9 Aziz-ud-din, Fakir, 353; captures Gujrat, 383; is imprisoned by Dost Mahomed, 470; set at
10 liberty by Sultan Mahomed Khan, 470. ;
11 Babar, Zahir-ud-din, his parentage, 122; bis five campaigns in the Panjab. 123, 124; captures
12 Lahore, 123; his warlike operations in Hindostan, 124; his death, 124; his character, 125.
13 Bahadur Shah, Prince Moazzam, assumes the imperial diadem, 179; defeats Prince Kam Baksh,
14 180 ; his religious discourses with the Ulemas of Lahore, 180; his death, 181. : P
15 Bahdwal Khan, Naw4b of Multan, his services to the British Government, 560 ; his’reward 567.
16 Bahram Khan, minister of Akber, 135; difference between him and the Emperor, 137; his
17 revolt, 138 ; his pardon by the Emperor, 188 ; is assassinated, 139.
18 Bahram, Sultan, ascends the throne of Ghizni, 91. ; :
19 Banda, Byragi, assumes the title of Guru, 274; plunders Batdli, 275; is defeated by the im-
20 perial troops, 277 : his cruel execution, 280.
21 Banniu, insurrection at, 564.
22 Behloli Lodi, usurps the Government of Lahore, 119; his ancestors, 120; his death, 120. .
23 Bentinck, Lord, Governor-General of India, receives the Sikh Embassy at Simla, 451; meeting
24 between His Lordship and Ranjit Singh at Ropar, 451-455. : ;
25 Bees succeeds Jassa Singh, the ‘alal, in the Sardari of the Bhangi mis?, 317; his death,
26 Bhagwan Das, Raja, pppoe’ Akber’s Governor of the Panjab, 139.
27 Bhagwan Singh, Raja of Nabha, succeeds to the Raj, 334.
28 Bhangi msl, an account of, 298-306. : 5
29 Bharpur Singh, Raji of Nabhd, his services during the Mutiny of 1857, 333; his death, 334.
30 Bhawani Das, Peshawaria, appointed head of finance office by Ranjit Singh, 372; conquers
31 Jammu for Ranjit Singh, 383 : captures Haripir, 398; dies, 467,
32 Bids river, an account of, 9.
33 Bir Bal, Raja, minister of Akber, killed in Eusafzai, 140.
34 Birma, annexation of, 607.
35 Buddha, birth of, 48; his doctrines, 49; his death, 49.
36 Buddhism in the Panjab, 48-51. __ x
37 Burnes, Lieutenant, afterwards Sir Alexander, is sent on a mission to the Court of Ranjit
38 Singh at Lahore, 443; visits the Amirs of Sindh, 444; interview with the Nawab of
39 Bhawalpur, 444-45 ; his reception at Lahore, 445-50 ; his second visit to Léhore, 436-57 ; his
40 mission to Kabul, 485; is recalled from Kabul to Simla, 486.
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42 Candahar, occupied by the British, 491.
43 Canning, Lord, his Darbar at Ambala, 584. ;
44 Cavagnari, Sir Louis, appointed British Envoy at the Court of Kabul, 600; his murder, 600.
45 Chand Kour, Maharani, wife of Kharak Singh, proclaimed sovereign of the Panjaib, 501;
46 abdicates the throne, 506; her tragic death, 509. 7 ‘
47 Chandra Gupta, establishes a new power in India, 72.
48 Charat Singh, grandfather of Ranjit Singh, birth of, 338; his early career, 338; becomes the head
49 of the Sukerchakia misl, 339; his conquests, 339; is killed in a battle, 340. a
50 Chattar Singh, Attariwals, is deputed to Attok to despatch Prince Peshora Singh, 534; his in-
51 surrection at Hazara, 563. '
52 Chet Singh, Bhangi, quarrels with the Mahomedans of Lahore, 348-49; vacates Lahore, sur-
53 rendering himself to Ranjit Singh, 350-51. ,
54 Chet Singh, appointed Prime Minister of Maharaji Kharak Singh, 497 ; ia assassinated, 498.
55 Chillianwalla, battle of, 569.
56 Chinab river, account of, 7.
57 Court, Monsieur, is made a General of the Sikh army, 427. y :
58 cone ‘ ereaerick; British Resident at Lahore, his action on the rebellion of Dewdn
59 al Raj, 559. F '
60 Dalip Singh, Meperas first report of his birth, 502; is declared Maharaja of the Panjab, 520 ;
61 restored by the British to the throne of Lahore, 552; is deposed, 573; is sent to England,
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63 573; his subsequent treacherous conduct, 574; pardon of, by Her Royal Majesty the Queen-
64 Empress, 628. ‘ :
65 Daliwéli mist, account of, 321-22,
66 Dara Shekoh, invades Kandahar, 169.
67 Davies, Sir Henry succeeds as Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab, 594.
68 Davindar Singh, Raji of Nabha, 332; his incapacity, 333; he is deposed, 333.
69 Dera Ghazi Khan protective works, 620. .
70 Desa Singh, Majithia, appointed to the charge of Kangrd, 382; his death, 458. ;
71 Dew4n Chand, Misser, marches to Multan under prince Kharak Singh, 410; reduces Kashmir,
72 i ;, 1s sent to reduce Bhakkar, 425; his death, 432.
73 win Singh, Mian, appointed chamberlain to Ranjit Singh, 414; is created RaAj4-i-Rajdgan,
74 itecerne ieee palidan, 465 ; sides with Sher Singh, 505 ; who appoints him his Prime
75 a ach Pandit, afterwards Raja, invited to Lahore by Ranjit Singh, 406; succeeds Dewan
76 m in the account office of Military Department, 435; appointed head of Finance
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