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2 Karam Chand, appointed Lord of Privy Seal by Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 372.
3 Karam Singh, succeeds to the Phulkia misl, 238; dies, 328.
4 Karachi Railway scheme, 625; Karachi as a habour for troops, 625.
5 Karora Singhia misi, an account of, 323-24.
6 Kasir, captured by the British, 548. ; .
7 Koura Khan. the Belich Chief, the heroism displayed by him in the action of Dera Ghdzi
8 Khan, 560; his reward, 560.
9 Lahna Singh, Bhangi, captures Lahore, 300 ; his death, 302.
10 the Singh, Majithia, appointed governor of hill States in succession to his father Desa Singh,
11 Lahna Singh, Sindhianwalla, kills Prince Pertib Singh, 514; his murder, 519.
12 Lihore, capital of the Panjdb, 11; sacked by Sultan Mahmud of Ghizni, 184; becomes the
13 capital of the Ghizni dynasty, 91; conquered by Saélt4n Mahomed Ghori, 93; captured by
14 the Ghakkars, 943; taken by Tymiur 115; entered by the emperor Humaytin, 133; invaded
15 by Hakim Mirza, 139; made the head-quarters of Akber’s Government, 142; Bahddur
16 Shah removes the Moghal capital to, 180; occupied by Ahmad Shah the Abdali, 217;
17 occupied by the Sikhs, 230 ; occupied by the Mahrattas, 231; captured by the Bhangis
18 00; occupied by Shah Zamén, 302; ceded by Shah Zaman to Ranjit Singh, 306; occupied
19 by Ranjit Singh, 350-52; Ranjit Singh repairs the city of, 405; visited by Sir Alexander
20 Burnes, 445-50; occupied by Maharaja Sher Singh, 503; Hira Sing enters Lihore, 517;
21 occupied by the British troops, 551; council of regency established at, 556; the Sikh
22 kingdom of Lahore suppressed, 573; the first exhibition of industrial arts at, 586; gardens
23 laid out around, 588. i ; ‘
24 Lake, General, pursues Holkar into the Panjab, 362-63.
25 Lakhpat Rai, Dewén, defeats the Sikhs at Emanabad, 213.
26 41 Singh (Misser, afterwards Raja) his treason against the Dogras, 529; is elected Wazir
27 to the Lahore Kingdom 538 ; his trial, 555; he is banished to Benares, 556.
28 Lansdowne, Lord, His xcellency’s visit to Lahore. 613-14; His Excellency’s visit to Delhi 632.
29 Lawrence, Major George, is taken a prisoner to Kohat by the rebels, 567; is set at liberty, 571.
30 Lawrence, Sir Henry, is left in charge of affairs at Lahore, 555; joins the siege of Multan, 565;
31 becomes first member of the Board of Administration for the affairs of the Panjab, 574;
32 memorial Asylum, Mari, 624. 2 . ;
33 Lawrence, Lord Jobn, his speech atthe Ldhore Darbar, 1864, 321; is appointed member of the
34 Board of Administration for the Panjab, 574; eppelaied first Chief Commissioner of the
35 Panjib, 575; his conference with Amir Dost Mahomed Khan at Peshawar, 577; his ap-
36 pointment as first Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab, 583; resignes his office, 583;
37 appointed Governor-General and Viceroy of India, 587; his arrival at Lahore, 587.
38 Lyall, Sir James Broadwood, succeeds as Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab, 609; His Honor'’s
39 speech at the Darbar of investiture at Kapurthallé, 627.
40 McLeod, Sir Donald, succeeds as Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab, 589; the beneficient
41 measures introduced by, in the Panjab, 592 and 593; his death, 594. .
42 MacNaghten, Mr. (afterwards Sir William) his Mission to the Court of Ranjit Singh, 488;
43 visits the any iy at Dinanagar, 488-90.
44 Mahandar Singh, Raja, succeeds to the Patiala Raj, 330; dies, 330.
45 Maha Singh, Sukerchakia, succeeds his father Charat Singh to the Sardari of the mis/, 340;
46 conquers Rasilnagar, 341; makes war on the Bhangis, 341; marches on Jammu, 342;
47 defeats Jey Singh, Kanhia, 343; is defeated by Saheb Singh, Bhangi, 344 ; dies, 344.
48 Mahmid Shah of Kabil, crosses the Indus, 389; Ranjit Singh meets him at Rawalpindi, 389.
49 Mabini, cues of Ghazni, 80 ; his invasions of India, 80-86; his death and character, 86-87;
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51 Mahmud, Voghiak, ascends the throne, 112.
52 Mahomed, birth of, 75; establishes the Mahomedan religion, 75.
53 Mahomed Azim Khan, Barakzie Sardar, threatens Khyrabdd, 428 ; is defeated by Ranjit Singh
54 in the battle of Noushera, 429 ; his death, 431.
55 Mahomed Ghori, conquers Multan and Uch, 93; is assassinated, 94.
56 Mahomed Shah, Roushan Akhtar Nasir-ud-din, birth of, 191; ascends the throne, 191;
57 resigns himself to pleasure, 194; his death, 219,
58 Mahomed Shah, Sur Adili, murders his nephew and usurps the throne, 129; makes Hemi, a
59 shop-keeper, his minister, 130; decline of his fortune, 130.
60 Mahomed, Syed, succeeds Mobarak Shah his father, on the throne of Delhi, 119; dies, 119
61 Mahomed, Zoghlak, ascends the throne, 108; dies, 109,
62 Map omeh Bais, defeats the Roushnai Afghans, 140; is appointed governor of Kabul, 140; bis
63 eath, 159.
64 Masud I. invades India, 87 ; put to death, 87.
65 Masud IT, succeeds Maudud at Ghazni, 89.
66 Masud ITT. succeeds his father Sultan Tbréhim, 91,
67 Maudud, Sultin, crowned King, 88 ; dies, 89.
68 Mayo, Lord, meets Amir Sher Ali at Ambald, 591.
69 Metcalfe, Mr. C. T., his Embassy to the Court of Lahore, 373-380.
70 Mir Aziz Bukhshi, lays siege to Ridm Rouni, 307 ; defeats the Sikhs, 307,
71 Mir bikhari Khan, an Omerah of the Court of Lahore, 226; his cruel death, 226.
72 Mir Manni, distinguishes himself in action with the Abdalis, 218 ; is appointed governor of the
73 Panjab under the title of Moin-dl-Mulk, 219 ; concludes peace with Ahmed Shah the Abdali,
74 oe ; wie Shah Nawaz Khan at Multan, 222; makes terms with Ahnad Shah, 224; his
75 eath, 224.
76 Afisls or Sikh Confederacies, an account of, 296 to 345.
77 Mghrrals Shah, pseene tHE HF PAL Ai gAye 137 348 murdered Horie library@ gmail.com
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