1 Appendix A.
2 229
3 CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE III. -LIFE AND REIGN OF
4 RANJfT SINGH.
5 Ranjit Singh born
6 Becomes head of the Sukarchakia
7 Misl
8 Captures Lahore.
9 Subdues the Bhangi Misl and cap-
10 tures Amri tsar
11 Holkar takes refuge at Amritsar . . .
12 First treaty of friendship between
13 Ranjit Singh and the British.
14 Ranjit Singh crosses the Sutlej
15 and captures Ludhiana
16 First attempt on Multan
17 Cis-Sutlej Sikhs ask for British
18 protection. Mr. Metcalfe's mis-
19 sion to Lahore
20 Sikh treaty with the British Gov-
21 ernment, the latter assuming
22 protection of the Cis-Sutlej States
23 Second attempt on Multan
24 Ranjit Singh's first expedition
25 against Kashmir. Defeats the
26 Afghans at Haidaru and captures
27 Attock
28 Ranjit Singh acquires the Koh-i-
29 nur, and fails in second attempt
30 on Kashmir
31 Various chiefs in the hills and
32 towards the Indus reduced
33 Capture of Multan
34 Capture of Kashmir
35 The Sikhs defeat the Afghans at
36 Nao-shera, and Peshawar is made
37 tributary to Lahore
38 Dost Muhammad supreme at
39 Kabul
40 Insurrection of Syad Ahmad Shah.
41 1780
42 1792
43 1799
44 1802
45 1805
46 1806 .>
47 1807
48 1808
49 1809
50 1810
51 1813
52 1814
53 1815-6
54 1818
55 1819
56 1823
57 1826
58 1827-31
59 Governors-General
60 of British India.
61 {Warren Hastings,
62 1774-1785.
63 ^ Lord Cornwallis,
64 J 1786-1793.
65 1 Sir John' Shore,
66 I 1793-1798.
67 I Lord Wellesley,
68 I 1798-1805.
69 Sir George Barlow
70 (acting), 1805-
71 1807.
72 Lord Minto,
73 1807-1813.
74 Marquess of Hast-
75 ings,
76 1813-1823.
77 I Lord Amherst,
78 f 1823-1828.