1 INDEX.
2 Sutlej, 178. His privity to the Cabul insurrection, and efforts to retard
3 the advance of the British troops, l!)7. His Wuzeer, Zoroveroo, conquers
4 various states in the north for him, and advancing into Thibet is routed
5 and slain, 199 — 204. The Sudhun Revolt and how Goolaub suppressed
6 it; — His cruelties to the insurgents and their families, 205 — 212. The fate
7 of Shumass Khan, the insurgent chief, and his son, 211. Early history of
8 Goolaub and his brothers, 248 — 257. Created Rajah of Jurnmoo, 265.
9 Established at Jummoo as the ruler of the district, 257. His character, 257.
10 Gujerawalla, village of, 2. Fort of founded, 8. Destroyed by the Affghans,
11 9. Rebuilt, 9.
12 H.
13 Hakeekuth Sing, paramour of Mai Wuzeerabadia, 11.
14 Heera Sixg acquires influence over Runjeet, 25. His conduct on the death of
15 his father and Shere Sing, 78. His address to the army on the same occa-
16 sion, 78. Proclaimed Wuzeer to Dulleep Sing, 87. His quarrel with and con-
17 finement by the army, 107. The terms of pacification, 107. Apparent
18 quarrel with his uncle Goolaub Sing, 122. Jewahir Sing plots his destruc-
19 tion, 127. The manner of his death, 128 — 131. His character, 2G2.
20 Hurbon, Signor, employed on the fortifications at Hurree-ka-puttun, 177.
21 I.
22 Imam-ood-deen. Shaik, engaged in the plot against Beer Sing and his com-
23 panions, 110.
24 Invasion of British India, first proposed by the Ranee Chunda, 107.
25 Preparations and arrangements, 108. Reports raised of the hostile
26 designs of the British, 108. Council held at Shalimar, 108. The results
27 thereof, 169. Teja Sing elected Commander in Chief, 109. The first
28 move towards the Sutlej, 171. The army crosses that river, 172. Foars to
29 attack Ferozepore, 172. The approach of the British announced, 173. Lall
30 Sing advances to meet them, 173. The battle of Moodkee, 173. Flight
31 of Lall Sing, 174. Battle of Ferozeshuhur, 175. The consternation created
32 at Lahore by the defeat and flight of the army, 176. The troops suspect
33 the designs of the Ranee against them, 177. Report spread that Runjoor
34 Sing had destroyed Loodiana, 178. Army entrenches itself at Hurree-ka-
35 puttun, 177. Battle of Aliwal, 178. Goolaub Sing arrives at Lahore,
36 178. Battle of Subraon, 179. Goolaub Sing deputed to meet the Governor-
37 General, 179. The result of his embassy, 180.
38 J.
39 Jaddoo Maun Buttee, alias Jaddoo Sansee, ancestor of Runjeet Sing, 2.
40 Jellah Pundit, tutor and guardian of Heera Sing 26. His conduct on the
41 death of Shere Sing, and Dehan Sing, 78. The army requires his dis-
42 missal from the councils of Heera Sing, 108. Jewahir Sing plots his
43 destruction, 127. His death, 131. The indignities offered to his re-
44 mains, 131.
45 Jemadar Khoosheal Sing espouses the cause of Chund Kour, 42.
46 Jewahir Mull, his share in the conspiracy against Jewahir Sing, 153. Im-
47 prisoned at the demand of the Ranee, 153. Released by her, 154.
48 Jewahir Sing, the brother of Ranee Chunda, complains to the army that
49 his sister and her son are kept in restraint by Heera Sing and the Pundit
50 Jellah, 100. Is seized and imprisoned, 100. Released at the demand of
51 die troops, 108. Intrigues for the attainment of power 125. His cause
52 of quarrel with Heera Sing and Pundit Jellah — he plots their destruction,
53 127. I low his design was tarried into execution, 128 — 131. Attains power
54 on the death of Heera Sing, 133. Takes various places from the Dogras,
55 133. Sends a force against Jummoo, 138. Is formally installed as Wuzeer,
56 140. Plots the murder of Peshora Sing, 142. The troops enraged at
57 the murder of Peshora Sing, vow vengeance against the Wuzeer, 146.