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2 Rafi-ud-darajat, ascends the throne of India, 190; his death, 190.
3 Rafi-ud-doula, ascends the throne, 190; his death, 190. -
4 Rajandar Singh, Mahardjé of Patiala, succeeds to the Patiala Raj, 330._
5 Rama, succeeds Phul to the Sardari of the Phulkia mis, 326; is assassinated, 326.
6 Rambhir Singh, Maharaja of Kashmir, death of, 621,
7 Ram Das, fourth Sikh Guru, succeeds Amar Das, 352; dies, 353.
8 Ram Dial, dewdn, accompanies a division of the Sikh army to Kashmir, 402; the wise policy
9 adopted by him there, 405; is killed in the Hazard campaign, 420.
10 Ramgarhia zmisi, an.account of, 306-9. si
11 amunagar, battle of, 568. ;
12 aa (Singh, founder of the kuka sect, 594; his removal from the Panjab and subsequent death,
13 3.
14 Randhir Singh, Raja of Kapurthdlld, his services during the Mutiny of 1857, 320; is invested
15 with the order of the ‘Star of India,” 320; his death, 321. .
16 Ranjit Singh, Maharaja, birth of, 341; marries Mahtab Kour, granddaughter of Jay Singh,
17 Kanhia, 344; succeeds to the Sardari of the Sukerchakia misl, 346 ; is put under the tutelage
18 of his father’s maternal uncle Dal Singh, 344-46; assassinates his own mother, 347 ; attempt
19 on his life, 348; how he occupies Lahore, 348-52; defeats the Sikh confederacies at
20 Bhasin, 352; invades Sidlkot, 352; assumes the title of Maharaja, 353; invades Guijr t,
21 354; his expedition to Kasdr 354; takes possession of Akdlgarh, 355; reduces Nurpur,
22 355; swears friendship with Fatah Singh, Ahluwalia, 356; reduces Daska, 356; conquers
23 Chiniot, 366; marries Moran, 357; invades Kasur but retires, 358; takes Amritsar, 359 ;
24 invades Jhang, 359-60; is visited by Holkar, 362; is appointed to arbitrate between Raja
25 Sahib Singh of Patidlé and his wife Aus Kour, 364-655; annexes Pasrur, 366; conquers
26 Kasir, 367; invited to Patidld by Sahib Singh, 368; reduces Pathankot, Ji asrota, &c., 370;
27 conquers Sialkot, 371; annexes, Shelspura, 371; interferes with the Cis-Sutlej States, 372; is
28 visited by Mr. Metcalfe the British envoy, 375; ~concludes a treaty with the British, 379;
29 reduces the fort of Kangra, 382; meets Shah Shuja at Khoshab, 384; conquers Khushab
30 and Sdahiwal, 385; finally annexes Wazirabid, 387; meets Shah Mahmdad at Rawalpindi,
31 389; captures Kotla, 389; meets Wazir Fateh Khan on the banks of the Jhelum, 395;
32 invades Kashmir jointly with Fateh Khan, 359; acquires Attock, 396: his second invasion
33 of Kashmir, 397; wrests the Kohinur diamond from Shah Shuja, 398 to 400; his third
34 invasion of Kashmir, 402-3; his disasterous retreat to Lahore, 404; conquers Multan, 412;
35 occupies Peshawar, 415; his fourth invasion of K4shmir, 417; and its conquest, 418 ; secures
36 the famous horse Sufed Pari, 419; imprisons Sad4 Kour his mother-in-law, 423; captures
37 Rawalpindi, 424; reduces Bhakkar, 425; Dera Ismail Khan, Khangarh and Lena, 4253 cap-
38 tures Mankera, 426; conquers Peshawar, 431; marries the daughter of Sansar Chand, 441;
39 secures the famous horse Leli, 441; meets the Governor-General, Lord Bentinck: at Ropar,
40 451-55 ; marries Gul Bahar, 464; his serious illness, 466; regularly annexes Peshiwar to his
41 dominions, 467~71; asserts his superior right to Sindh, 472 ; abandons his claims to Sindh,
42 ee marches to Rohtas, 483; meets Lord Auckland at Firozepur, 491; an account of his
43 eath, 492-96. . .
44 Ranjur Singh crosses the Sutlej and threatens Ludhiana, 544.
45 Ravi River, an account of, 7. ; : . '
46 Razia Begum, Sultand, ascends the throne, 97; marries Altunia the Turkish chief, 98; is
47 defeated and slain, 98. :
48 Roe, Sir Thomas, embassy of, to the Court of Jahangir, 160.
49 Roberts, Sir Frederick, his march from Kabul to Kandahar, 600.
50 Ruk-id-din Feroz, succeeds his father Shams-dd-din Altamash, 79; is defeated and deposed by
51 Sultana Razia, 79.
52 Saddat Khan, the Delhi minister, 193. ‘
53 Sadduilah Khan, Allami, lays siege to Kandahar, 169; his death, 170. .
54 Sabir Shah, the family priest of Ahmad Shah, Abdali, 216; is sent as a plenipotentiary to the
55 Court of Lahore, 216; is murdered, 217. . :
56 Sabuktagin, the Ghiznivide, descent of, 77 ; invades the Panjab, 78; dies 79.
57 Sad& Kour, widow of Jay Singh, Kanbia, marries her daughter Mahtdb K our to Ranjit Singh,
58 344; accompanies his son-in-law in his expedition to Lahore, 349; is imprisoned by
59 Maharaji Ranjit Singh, 423; her death, 459.
60 Sadda Sim, the battle of, 562: the victory of the British, 562.
61 Sahib Kour, Rani of Patidli, her spirited conduct, 325. s
62 Salem Shah, Sur, ascends the throne of Hindostan, 128; visits Lahore, 129: dies, 129,
63 Sansar Chand, chief of Katoch, invites Jey Singh, Kanhia, to his aid in his operations against
64 Kangrd, 310; is put to aight by Ranjit Singh, 357; his death, 432.
65 Sanwan Wal, appointed head of account office, Multin, 419.
66 Sarup Singh, Raja of Jhind, his services to the British Government, 331; his death, 332.
67 Scythian invasion of the Panjab, 55-57. nas :
68 Sekandur Shah, Sur, assumes the title of king in the Panjab, 180; takes possession of Delhi
69 and Agra, 130; is defeated by Bahram Khan, 130; his death, 130.
70 Semiramis, queen of Assyria, invades the Panjab, 52-54,
71 Sesostris, king of Egypt, invades the Panjab, 54.
72 Shah Alam II, succeeds to the throne of India, 234; is blinded by Gholam Kadir the Rohilla,~-
73 238; his death, 239.
74 Shahid, or Nihang mis/, an account of, 324-25.
75 Shah Jahan, prince Khurram, receives the titleof Shah Jahin, 160; rebels against his father,
76 160; ascends the throne at Agra, 165; founds new Delhi, 166; recovers Kandahar 168;
77 his four sons, 170 ; is made a prisoner by his son Aurangzeb, 172; his death, 174.
78 Shahnayez Eben quarrels with his brother Yahya Khan, 213; assumes the governorship of
79 Ahore, . ‘ :
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