1 XIV CONTENTS.
2 CHAPTER V.
3 British arrangements with the Chiefs east of the Sutl^. Transactions
4 in the Punjab tending to the further aggrandizement of Runjeet
5 Singh, 71
6 CHAPTER VI.
7 Marriage of Khuruk Singh, the heir-apparent of Runjeet Singh, attend-
8 ed by Colonel Ochterlony. Acquisition of the Kohi-noor Diamond
9 from Shah Shooja. Severe treatment and flight of that Prince to
10 Loodeeana. Conquest of Kashmeer, by Futeh Khan Vuzeer, and
11 acquisition of Attuk, by Runjeet Singh, , 89
12 CHAPTER VII.
13 First expedition of Runjeet Singh against Kashmeer. Fails. Failure
14 of Runjeet Singh's health. Expedition against, and capture of
15 Moolian. The army deprived of its plunder. Death of Futeh Khan,
16 Vuzeer of Kabool. Runjeet Singh's advance to Peshawar, 101
17 CHAPTER VIII.
18 Second expedition and conquest of Kashmeer. Arrangements for conso-
19 lidating the Sikh authority in the hills. Conquests on the Indus.
20 Arrival and entertainment of French Officers. Disgrace and confine-
21 ment of Suda Koonwur, Runjeet's Mother-in-law, 121
22 CHAPTER IX.
23 Operations in Pcshawur. Affair with a party qf Moosulman fanatics.
24 Mohuniinud l^zcem Khan retires and leaves Peshawur to Runjeet
25 Singh. Death of that Chief— also (f Sunsar Chund. Disturbances
26 in the Gundgurh Mountains, i'ar Mohnmniud confirmed as Governor
27 for Runjeet Singh at Peshawur. Futeh Singh Aloowala retires from
28 the Durbar. Rise of Seyud Ahmed, the Mohummcdan Saint and
29 reformer, troubles occasioned by him, Unrodh Chund of Kangra
30 moved to a discreditable alliance, flies across the Suttej. His pos-
31 sessions seized. Further disturbances and troubles from Seyud
32 Ahmed. His d(feat and death, 136