1 650 HISTORY OF THE PANJAB.
2 Mobkam Chand, Dewan, appointed Chief of the Sikh army, 364; captures the possession of
3 Fyzulpuria misl, 390; defeats the Afghans in the battle of Hardui, 396; conquers Makhad,
4 398 ; his death, 405.
5 Montgomery, Mr., afterwards Sir Robert, Judicial Commissioner of the Panjab, 577; his action
6 at Lahore at the Mutiny of 1857, 577 ; is appointed Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab, 584,
7 Moorcroft, the traveller at Lahore, 421; his travels in Central Asia, 422; his death, 422,
8 Mordd Begum, widow of Mir Manni, assumes the Viceroyalty of the Panjab, 226.
9 Moti Ram, Dewdn, son of Dew4n Mohkam Chand, 405; he is appointed the First Sikh Govern-
10 or of Kashmir, 418. fae
11 Mozaffar Khan, Nawab of Multan, is killed in a war with Ranjit Singh, 412,
12 Moz-ud-din Bahram Shah, ascends the throne, 98; is put to death, 98.
13 Moz-ud-din Kekubad, crowned King, 103 ; is murdered, 103.
14 Midki, battle of, 541. .
15 Mil Raj, Dewdn succeeds his father as Governor of Multan, 533: rebels at Multin, 556;
16 declares war against the British, 559 ; is defeated, 566 : his trial and sentence, 567.
17 Maltan, first invasion of, by Ranjit Singh, 358 ; second invasion, 362; third invasion, 367; fourth
18 invasion, 386; stormed by the Sikhs, 407; conquered by Ranjit Singh, 410-12; captured by
19 the British, 566.
20 Multdna Singh, reputed son of Maharaji Ranjit Singh, birth of, 419.
21 Nabha family, an account of, 332-334. : :
22 Nadir Shah, King of Persia, his birth and parentage, 194; his wars against the Turks and the
23 Abdalis, 195 ; conquers Kandahar and Balkh, 198; conquers Kabul, 199; Jallilibdd and
24 Pesh4war, 200; enters the Panjab, 201 ; defeats the Emperor of Delhi at Karnél, 202; enters
25 Delhi, 203; orders a general massacre of the inhabitants of Delhi, 205; returns from
26 Delhi, 207; takes ransom from Lihore, 207; marches on Sindh, 208 ; departure for Kandahar,
27 203 ; is assassinated, 210.
28 Nakai msl, an account of, 312-13. AC _ ; .
29 Nanak, the founder of the Sikh sect, his birth, 240; his issue, 243; his travels, 244; his death,
30 6; his doctrines, 246. . . F : .
31 Narandar Singh, Raj4, succeeds to the Patidli Raj, 328; his services during the Mutiny of
32 1857, 328; his death, 330.
33 Nasir-vid-din Mahmud crowned king of Delhi, 99; his death, 100.
34 Nasir-id-din Mahomad Toglak IT, ascends the throne, 111.
35 Nau Nehal Singh, son of Maharaja Kharak Singh, birth of, 424; issent to reduce Peshiwar, 468;
36 * captures Dera Ghazi Khan and the fort of Tank, 473; his marriage, 475-81; succeeds to
37 the throne of Léhore, 498 ; his accident and death, 500.
38 Nehdl Singh, Ahluwalia, Sardar, succeeds to the chiefship of Ahluwalia misl, 319; his unsatis-
39 factory conduct towards the British, 319: his death, 320. | é _
40 Nicholson, Brigadier-General, the heroism displayed by him in the siege of Delhi, in 1957, 580;
41 his lamented death, 580.
42 Nishdnwalia mis?, an account of, 322. _ és Ss é
43 Nizim-ud-din Khan of Kasur, submits to the terms of Maharaji Ranjit Singh, 354; is
44 . assassinated, 358.
45 Nodh Singh is acknowledged head of Sukerchak, 338. : .
46 Nur Jahan, empress of India, her parentage, 153; she fascinates Jahingir, 15£; her marriage
47 with Ali Kuli Beg, 155; her eventual mariage with Jahangir, 156; her influence over the
48 emperor, 157; attacks Mahabat Khan, 161; her death, 163. Ma
49 Nur-ud-din Fakir, appointed physician in ordinary to Maharaji Ranjit Singh, 353.
50 Ochterlony, Sir David, crosses the Jamna at the head of British troops and occupies Ludhiind,
51 378; is invited to Léhore on the marriage of Kharak Singh the helr-apparent to
52 Maharaja Ranjit Singh, 392. :
53 Osiris, king of Egypt, invades the Panjab, 51.
54 Panjab, hydrography of, 1; Physical features, &c., of, 11: invaded by Egyptians, 51-54; by
55 Samiramis, 52-54; by Scythians or Tartars, 55-57; by Persians, 57-58; by Alexander the
56 Great, 58-71; by the Bactrians, 72; by kings of Kashmir, 74; by Mahomed Ghori, 92; over-
57 run by the Moghals, 98, 101,103,104, 105,108,110; by the Ghakkars, 109 ; occupied by Tymur
58 113; invaded by Amir Shekh Ali of Kabul, 118; made over by eter OE umayun to his
59 brother Kamran, 126; invaded by Hakim Mirza, 189; invaded by Ahmad Shah the Abdali,
60 217 ; ceded to his son Tymur Shah, 228; invaded by the Mahrattas, 231; condition of, at
61 the time of Ranjit Sinch’s accession, 351; visited by Jaswant Rao Holkar, the Mahratta,
62 362; visited for the first time by a British army under General Lake, 363; conquered and
63 annexed by the British to their dominions of Hindostan, 571; measures of improvement
64 adopted by the British in the Panjab, 575; measures adopted in the Panjab for suppressing
65 the Sepoy Mutiny, 578 to 583; constitution of Lieutenant-Governorship m the Panjab, 583;
66 famine in the Panjab, 585; Chief Court established in the Panjib, 589; University College
67 established in the Panjab, 590 ; establishment of a University in the Panjib, 602; Panjab
68 States imperial service troops, 626: vaccination in, 629.
69 Persian conquest of the Panjab, 57.
70 Peshawar, massacre at, 299; occupied by the Sikhs, 468,
71 Peshoura Singh, reputed son of Ranjit Singh, birth of, 419; is seized and put to death, 535.
72 hula, Singh the Ak4li, revolts in Malwa, 405; is killed in the battle of Noushera, 429;
73 his previous career, 430 (note).
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