1 APPENDIX. IX
2 Note.
3 "Of late years such has been This man's name was Zoro-
4 the audacity, ability, and influ- veroo, a Dogra of low cast,
5 ence of the brotherhood, or and he added the Sing when
6 rather of the two elder, that no made a general by Goolaub.
7 year has passed without an extension of their territorial acquisi-
8 tions ; a fair sample of their doing's is the fact, that the first
9 intimation Runjeet Sing received of operations on the Ladak
10 frontier, was the announcement of the occupation of Ladak itself
11 by Zorawar Sing, the general of Golab Sing's troops." —
12 Note, p. 26.
13 Note.
14 " There are good men present, His name is Teja Sing, and he
15 Bellasis, said Runjeet, evident- is any thing but a great huge fel-
16 ly urging me on. ' Yes,' said low, being hardly middle sized.
17 Tej Sing, a great huge fellow, calling himself general and
18 nephew of Khashyal Sing." — Chap. 3, p. 35.
19 Note.
20 "On the top o£ the Raj oar ee I have inserted the words
21 pass [or at the addhe-tuk or that are in italics ; the name of
22 Dukke, a height above Bheem- the Poonch chief was pro-
23 bur] I saw a gibbet with two nounced Shumsh.
24 cages containing the skulls of Shams and his nephew, the chiefs
25 of Poonch, who had for a long time (three months) resisted the
26 encroachments of the Jammu family. A price was set upon
27 their heads by Golab Sing, but from their known bravery no
28 one dared attack them openly ; and they were at last killed,
29 while asleep, and their heads carried to Golab Sing, who
30 ordered them to be suspended from the Bheembur pass."— (Adda
31 Tuk).— Note, p. 73. V
32 Note.
33 " Nodh Sing, therefore, on his Nodh Sing died in 1752, and
34 marriage, forsook his peaceful had four sons. Churut Sino-
35 occupations and joined, as a had a brother named Dull Sine?
36 trooper, the Misal of Kapur but Jodh Sing was his brother-
37 Sing of Gujarat, called the in-law, and the famous Dull
38 lyzoollapureen Misal; he died Sing was his brother-in-law
39 in 1750, leaving three sons, also; little is known of his bro-
40 when the eldest, Charat Sing, ther Dull Sing,
41 joining with his brothers, Dull and Jodh Sing, raised a banner
42 of their own."— Chap. 9, p. 120.