1 APPENDIX. XXXV
2 . Rajah Sher Bazz, Poonah.
3 * Do. Do. Ameer Khan, Soorurnthee.
4 * Do. Do. Shums Khan, Perl and Sudun.
5 * Do. Do. other numerous Mahomedan Rajahs.
6 * Amed Shaw ex King of little Thibet or Butheestan, a prisoner or Hostage,
7 Custwar, or dead.
8 * Navvoor Seen, son of the late Rajah of Ledock, Jumboo, or Custwar.
9 Ex Rajah Murthezar Khan, Kuddy Kuddi Aly.
10 + Shaik Goohun Mia deen, Governor of Cashmeer, and family, son, &c.
11 + Chettur Sing, Attareewalla. "\ t-. „ ^ vr—,+
12 t Jewar Sing Kolollwalla. Je™ Dee,Ila ®mt
13 t Chunda Shig, Chowvindia. J Do> Jewar MuU'
14 * This mark points out those persons that (should they dare) would be the
15 acknowledged and rancorous enemies of both Rajah Heera Sing, and Rajah Goolaub
16 Sing, and all their Family. These may be called the Anti-Dogra Faction.
17 t Those marked thus are supposed from wisdom, fear or other reasons to appear
18 as much as possible neutral in all respects, but were always in fact found to be the
19 very people that have done and continue to do more injury than any other — as they
20 are never on one side but always sure to be trifling and deeply intriguing on
21 both sides of every matter and question. They are always and in reality un-
22 connected with any party, but in fact at the bottom instigating in both or every
23 party. — It may be said that they are even unconnected among themselves, and
24 each, to forward his own private ends, would sacrifice his nearest of kin ; and, it
25 is remarkable, that those very people always, at least to the present moment,
26 contrived and so managed their policy, that while they benefitted themselves
27 during all the disturbances, well feathered their nests— still not one of them ever
28 has been a sufferer in any of the disturbances.
29 Should any fair or proper opportunity offer— there would be three acknowledged
30 Parties or Factions.
31 / The Seik, impolitic and careless.
32 I The Dogra or Hill Rajpoot, the richest,
33 Each avowed enemies to the other, viz. < fewest, but most politic.
34 I The Mahomedan, the most numerous,
35 \ but poorest.
36 THE NUMERICAL FORCE OF THE STANDING ARMY OF THE
37 PUNJAUB, IN 1845.]
38 Battalions.
39 at Peshawer, relieved every two years.
40 2 at Hazara, ditto ditto.
41 at Cashmeer, stationary.
42 2 at Moultan, ditto.
43 20 gone on operations against Rajah Goolaub Sing.
44 16 at present at the seat of Government.
45 50
46 i strong each.
47 30,000 Total regulars belonging to the state.
48 Sirdars, Battalions.
49 Battalions.
50 Meean Jewar Sing, Nowsheira.
51 Rajah Goolaub Sin<>, Jtunmoo.
52 Rajah Heera Sing, including two of the late minister.
53 2 Rajah Such S;unba.
54 2 Ra I ing, Samba.
55 1 Meean Laub Sing.
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