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2 INDEX. 647
3 Dodbs of the Panjab, 1]. ; . 7 ;
4 Dost Mahomed Khan, Sardar, Barakzie, afterwards Amir, occupies Peshawar, 416 ; defeats Shah
5 Shuja before Kandahar, 462-63; vacates Peshawar to Ranjit Singh, 470-71; leans to
6 Russia, 486; visits Lahore, 509; sends troops to Jallalabad with the object of seizing
7 Peshawar, 564; his death, 585. , P hs
8 Dufferin, Lord, meets Amir Abdul Rahman Khan_at Rawalpindi, 603; His Excellency’s visit to
9 Lahore, 610-11; his retirement, 612; his services, 613. ig
10 Durand, Sir Henry, succeeds as Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab, 594; his death, 504.
11 tesrends, ar pag marches from Banni against Dewan Mal Raj, 560; his victory at
12 aneri, :
13 Egerton, Sir Robert, succeeds as Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab, 599.
14 _Elgin, Lord, Viceroy of India, 586; his death, 586. :
15 Ellenborough, Lord, meets the heir-a parent of Lahore at Ferozpur, 509.
16 Ellis, Mr., his mission to the Court of ‘Tebran, 484.
17 Elphinstone, the Honorable Monstuart, embassy of, to the Court of Kabul, 384; his interview
18 with Shah Zaman, 385.
19 acer pu eny, Command er-in-chief of the British armies in India, his visit to the Panjab
20 -Harrukhseer, ascends the throne, 187 ; is executed, 189.
21 FarukhzAd, Sultan, raised to the throne of Ghizni, 90. :
22 Fatteh Khan, the Kabul Wazir, conquers Kashmir for Shah Mahmud, 395; retires to Kdbul
23 - after the battle of Haidaru, 397 ; his cruel murder, 415. ; : ;
24 .Fatteh Khan, Tiwand, is ordered to Attok to murder Prince Peshora Singh, 534; his spirited
25 conduct at Baunu, 564; he is slain, 564. . . ;
26 _Fatteh Khan of Sahiwalis made a prisoner by Ranjit Singh, 386; is released, 389; dies, 389,
27 Fatteh Singh, Ifdn, sardav, is killed in the battle of Jammi, 532. ; :
28 Fatteh Singh, Sardar, assumes the chiefship of the Ahliwalia mist, 317; his alliance with
29 Maharaji Ranjit Singh, 317; his war services in the Panjab, 318; his death, 318 and 48.
30 P Ill-feeling between him and Ranjit Singh, 433.
31 Ferozeshahar, the battle of, 542.
32 Feroz Toghlak, crowned king, 110; dies, 111.
33 Fyzulpuria mist, an account of, 322-23.
34 Gajpat Singh, Raji, of Jhind, assumes independence, 330. .
35 Ganga Ram, Pandit, invited to Lahore by Maharaja’ Ranjit Singh, 398; is appointed head of
36 _ the Military Office, 398 ; his death, 435.
37 .Ghias Beg, Mirza, father of Nar Jahan, 153; he is introduced to Akber, 154.
38 Ghias-ud-din. Balbin, his origin, 100; his death, 102...
39 Ghias-ud-din, Toghlak, 107; his previous career, 108 ; is killed, 108, _
40 Golam Mohy-ud-din, Shekh, subjected to a heavy mulct by Ranjit Singh, 465. ' Las
41 Golab Singh of Jammu, is appointed a running footman under Ranjit Singh, 440; services in
42 Kashmir are rewarded by Ranjit Singh, 421; is created Raji of Jammu by Ranjit Singh,
43 428; embraces the cause of Mahardni Chand Kour, 502; marches against Sialkot, 523 5
44 defeats Princes Kashmira Singh and Peshora Singh, 523; is fined by the Lahore Darbar,
45 533 ; is created Maharaja by the British, 554. oa
46 Gough, Sir Hugh, defeats the Sikhs in the battle of Mudki, 541; joins the grand army at
47 Sahdrun, 568; his great victory at Gujrat, 571.
48 Govindgarh, fort of, founded by Ranjit Singh, 372. ; z
49 Govind Singh, tenth Sikh Guru, birth of, 259 ; succeeds to the Guruship, 261; he inaugurates
50 ‘the Pdhal ceremony. 262; his plans of military aggrandizement, 264; quarrels with the
51 hill Rajds, 264; defeats the imperial troops, 266; enters the imperial service, 268; his death,
52 , 269; hisbook the Daswdn Bddshdh ké Granth, 272.
53 Gujar Singh, Bhangi, his conquests, 303 ; his death, 304.
54 Gujrat, battle of, 570.
55 Gurdaspur, fort of, built by the Sikhs, 278; defeat of Banda Guru at, 279.
56 Hakim Mirza, brother of Akbar, birth of, 132; invades the Panjab, 189; his death, 140,
57 Hamir Singh, founds Nabha, 332; his conquests and death, 332.
58 Harding, Sir Henry, his gallant conduct in the battle of Ferozeshahar, 542; holds a Darby
59 -_ at Lahore, 552-53. a
60 Har Gobind, sixth Sikh Guru, succeeds Guru Arjan, 254; becomes a Military leader, 255;
61 defeats the Moghal troops, 256: his death, 257.
62 Hari Singh, Bhangi, his conquests, 296 ; his death, 297. ; , -
63 Hari Singh, Ndlwa, appointed Governor of Kashmir under Ranjit Singh, 421; his proceedings
64 . in Pakhli and Dhamtor, 428; is killed in a battle with the Afghans, 483.
65 Har Kishen, eighth Sikh Guru, succeeds to the apostleship, 258 ; dies, 258. :
66 Har Rae, seventh Sikh Guru, succeeds Har Govind, 257; his difference with Aurangzebe,
67 257 ; his death, 260. 2 one
68 Hawkins, Captain, is sent on an embassy from the King of England to the Court of Jahangir, 159.
69 Hemt, Hindu minister to Mahomed Shah Str Adili, 130; assumes the title of Vikramajit at
70 , Delhi, 136; is defeated and slain in the battle of Pénipat, 136.
71 Hindus, ancient, 31-39 ; modern, 39-48. . ieee
72 Hira Singh, son of Raj4 Dhian Singh, 440; Ranjit Singh’s attachment to him, 440; his mar-
73 riage, 441 ; hisaddress to the Sikh soldiers after the assassination of his father, 516; is created
74 Prime Minister to the Lahore Darbar under Mahardji Dulip Singh, 520; his plot against
75 princes Kashmira Singh and Peshora Singh, 522; his fight against his uncle, Suchet Singh,
76 524-27 ; his flicht from Lahore, 528 ; is put to death by the Kihdlsd soldiery, 530.
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