1 652 HISTORY OF THE PANJAB.,
2 Shah Shuja, expelled from Afghanistan, 383; his unsuccessful rer ou Kabul, 389; his
3 misfortunes, 391; is deprived of the Kohinux diamond by Ranjit Singh, 398 to 4003; his
4 ill-treatment by Ranjit Singh, 401 and 402; his escape from Lahore, 401; settles in
5 Ludhiana, 402; fails in his expedition beyond the Indus, 416; his fresh campaign in
6 Afghanistan, 461-64: his defeat, 464; British Government resolve to restore Shah Shuja on
7 the Kabul throne, 488 ; installed as the King of Afghanistan, 492.
8 Shah Zaman, his first three invasions of the Panjab, 301-2; his fourth invasion, 304; makes
9 a grant of Lahore,to Ranjit Sass 306; is blinded by Shah Mahmdd, 384; his interview
10 with the Honorable Monstuart Elphinstone, 385; repairs to Laéhore, 391.
11 Shalimar Gardens, origin of the word, 360. _
12 Sham Singh, Attariwal, his noble bearing in the Sikh war at Sobraon, 546; he ig killed in
13 e battle i
14 Shams-dd-din Altamash, conquests of, in Hindostn, 96; his death, 96.
15 Sher Ali, acknowledged as Amir of Afghanistan by the british, 591; his war with the British,
16 599: his flight to Turkistan, 600; his death, 600.
17 Sher Khan, Governor of the Panjab, 99; his death, 101. ate
18 Sher Shah, Siz, his origin, 127; defeats Humayun at Agra, 127; is killed at Kalangar, 127; state
19 of India under him, 127.
20 Sher Singh, Attariwala, marches to Multdn, 562; joins the rebels, 563; his defeat at Chillian-
21 wala, 569; retires to Gujrat, 570; is defeated, 570; surrenders himself to the British, 571.
22 Sher_ Singh, Maharaja, birth of, 370; chastices the Kusafzais, 474; wars on Mai Chand
23 Kour, 501 to 507; succeeds to the sovereignty of the Panjab, 507; his assassination, 513.
24 Sikander Lodi ascends the throne of India, 12]; dies, 121. :
25 Sikhs, spring up in the Panjab and overrun the province of Sirhind, 180; they are defeated at
26 dahon, 180; their customs and manners, 290-95; an account of their mis/s, 296 to 345; they
27 occupy Peshdwar, 468 ; defeat the Afghans at Jamrdd, 482 : declare war against the British,
28 538 ; cross the Sutlej, 539. :
29 Sindhianwala Sardars, plot against Sher Singh and Dhian Singh, 510-15.
30 Sobraon, battle of, 546. : .
31 Suchet Singh, Rdja, obtains an appointment in the court of Maharaji Ranjit Singh, 440: sus-
32 pected of intrigue with the British, 522; is slain, 526. . .
33 Sultan Mahomed Khan, Barakzie Sardar, dupes Dost Mahommed in the affair of Peshawar,
34 470-71 ; leaves Lahore for Peshawar, 473. .
35 Sutlej, river, an account of, 9; the British cross the Sutlej, 548. :
36 Syad Ahmad, the Ghazi, his origin, 437; wages a holy war against the Sikhs, 438; is defeated
37 at Akora, 438; occupies Peshawar, 442; his subsequent failures, 442 ; is slain, 443.
38 aremerne ae India, 118; is proclaimed Emperor of Hindostan, 114; returns to his own
39 country, 115. . an
40 Tard Sin Hof Daliwali mist, military expeditions of, 372. a atk .
41 Tegh Bahadur, ninth Sikh Guru, succeeds to the apostleship, 258; retires to Bengal, 259 ; is
42 ersecuted by Aurungzeb, 260; is slain, 260. :
43 Tej Rom, afterwards Raja Te} Singh, joins the Lahore Darbar, 391; is elected Commander-in-
44 Chief of the Khdlsé army, 588; his treacherous conduct in the battle of Ferozeshahr, 543.
45 Thomas, George, his adventures, 328.
46 Tiloka, founds the Jhind family, 330.
47 Todar Mal, Radja, the financial minister of Akber, 141. so Soa
48 Tymiur Shah, expels the Sikhs from Amritsar, 229; is proclaimed king of Kabul, 289; conquers.
49 Multan from the Sikhs, 299. ;
50 Tymér of Samarkand, see Tamerlane.
51 ibis ne Royal Highness Prince Albert, 614; His Royal Highness’ visit to the Panjab,
52 Victoria, Queen-Empress of India, Her Majesty’s messages to Sir John Lawrence, 552; the
53 interest taken by Her Majesty in the welfare of her Indian subjects, 587, and 616; Her
54 Majesty proclaimed Empress of India, 598; Her Royal Majesty’s Jubilee, 608-9; Her
55 Royal Majesty’s Indian servants, 621. . :
56 Ventura, Monsieur, the Italian, joins Ranjit Singh at Lihore, 427; his marriage at Ludhidna,
57 Vikramaditya, the Indian sovereign, 73.
58 Wade, Captain, afterwards Sir Claude, deputed by the Governor-General to the Darbar at
59 Lahore, 451; Maharaja Ranjit Singh confers on him the title of Farzand Dilband, 465:
60 igs deputed by the Governor-General to explain to Ranjit Singh the views of the Govern-
61 me nt regarding Sindh, 474._—s,
62 Wales, H. R. H. Prince of, his visit to the Panjib, 593-8. :
63 Whish, General, reaches Multdn with his troops to oppose Mul Raj, 562; his advance to
64 the Jhelum, 570.
65 Tabya Khan appointed Governor of Lahore, 213; is defeated by Shahnawaz Khan his
66 rother, 214.
67 Yakub Khan, ex-Amir of KAbul, deported to India, 600.
68 Zakaria Khan, Fy i a *
69 ee Bae heaueooen appointed Governor of Lahore, 193; is defeated by Nadir
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71 eubker Khan, Amiral-Omerah, 184; he exexcises paramount power, 185; is assassinated, 187.
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