A history of the Sikhs, from the origin of the nation to the battles of the Sutlej.

CONTENTS xliii A. D. PAGE 1820-8. Gradual ascendancy of Dhian Singh, his brothers, and his son... 185 1828. Proposed marriage of Hira Singh into the family of Sansar Chand. 185 Flight of Sansar Chand's widow and son...185 1829. Raja Hira Singh's marriage.....185 1827. Insurrection at Peshawar under Saiyid Ahmad Shah Ghazi.... 186 History of the Saiyid.. 186 His doctrines of religious reform.186 His pilgrimage.....187 His journey through Rajputana and Sind to Kandahar and Peshawar. 187 Rouses the Usufzais to a religious war.. 188 Saiyid Ahmad Shah fails against the Sikhs at Akora. 188 1829. But defeats Yar Muhammad, who dies of his wounds. 189 1830. Saiyid Ahmad Shah crosses the Indus...189 He is compelled to retire, but falls upon and routs Sultan Muhammad Khan, and occupies Peshawar..189 The Saiyid's influence decreases.... 190 He relinquishes Peshawar.... 190 1831. And retires towards Kashmir, and is surprised and slain 190 Ranjit Singh courted by various parties.. 190 The Baluchis... 191 Shah Mahmfd... 191 The Baiza Bai of Gwalior... 191 The Russians and the English... 191 Lord Bentinck, the Governor-General, at Simla. 191 A Meeting proposed with Ranjit Singh, and desired by both parties for different reasons...191 The Meeting at Rupar.... 192 Ranjit Singh's anxiety about Sind... 192 The scheme of opening the Indus to commerce. 193 Proposals made to the Sindians and Sikhs. 193 Ranjit Singh's views and suspicions... 194 He repels the Daudputras from the Lower Punjab. 194 - and declares his superior right to Shikarpur..195 1832. Ranjit Singh yields to the English demands. 195 Declaring, however, that their commerce interfered with his policy....... 195 1833-5. Shah Shuja's second expedition to Afghanistan. 196 1827, &c. The Shah's overtures to the English. 196 1831. His negotiations with the Sindians.. 196 - and with Ranjit Singh...... 196 The gates of Somnath and the slaughter of kine.. 196 1832. Further negotiations with the Sikhs and Sindians. 197 The English indifferent about the Shah's attempts. 197 - but Dost Muhammad Khan is alarmed, and courts their friendship.......198 1833. The. Shah sets out.... 198 1834. Defeats the Sindians......199 -but is routed at Kandahr.... 199

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A history of the Sikhs, from the origin of the nation to the battles of the Sutlej.
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Cunningham, Joseph Davey, 1812-1851.
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