1 156 GARDENS MADE BY
2 the superintendence of Jiwan Singh, whom he
3 soon after also appointed the Governor of Ra-
4 welpindee :. but Ranjeet Singh was not so kind
5 to Jiwan Singh as his father. The latter was
6 accused of having combined secretly with the
7 Afghans, on which plea he was deprived of his
8 possessions, and since that period Rawelpindee.
9 and Kala Sarae have been governed by officers
10 under the Maharaja’s own special selection. .
11 I believe I have made an intrusive digression,
12 and must now return and resume my path.
13 About the twelfth mile cross a Nala,.named
14 Jabat, a clear stream running between two
15 hills and close to the foot of both. Shortly
16 after crossing it the ruins of a garden built by
17 Jahanghir, a little way down the Nala, come in
18 sight. These ruins are extensive, and the plan
19 of the gardens, even in their present state, was
20 much admired by some of the party, who visited
21 them, from the natural scenery of the situation
22 as much as from the work of art. So pleasing,
23 indeed, is the scene around that Jahanghir is
24 reported to have exclaimed “ Wah! Wah!”
25 (an expression of admiration) on first beholding