Tempo:
386
Index
Brindaban, 137 British policy; uol lo extend their power beyond the Ganges, 162, 17 I: give protection to the Nawab Waz.ir of Oudh, 170: Hti-tlngs keeps Sikhs and Mararhas divided, 171; policy reversed, 183; decide to circumscribe Shah Zaman's influence, 191-2; nOI. Lo make any more annexations. 204-12; steps taken to meet Frnnco-Rt1ssian menace, 213; Mt>tcalfe mission, 213-23: Raitjil Singh's and the compan)"s attitude In the Malw.iis, 211-23: R:~jp111s and Gurkhas, 224; th<' MuJtanis, 227: open negotiations wilh Sindh. 2!i7: Fateh Singh seek:,; prOl.cction, 2!'>8-9; opening up or the Indus, 265-8; troops 111ovcd LO F~rozeptu-, 270; the Afghans. 274-:>, 271{-!:); .'il'I' <llsfl East Lnctia Company Buddha, Gautama Lb<'. I 8 Buddha, Bhai. 60, 291. 292; proclaims Ang-.td second gttm, 46: inn·sts Arjun as fifth. 52: shows Akbiir the Adi Granth, 55; appuinteci first gramhi fi5. 29-i: askerl to inslal Harguhincl, 5!:I; looks after L11e affairs ot the community, 63. 300 Buddhism, 18, 19, 24, 27n. 3ln: Buddhists. 13, 21, 38n Budh Siugh Sandhawalia, 263 Budh Singh Singhpuria, 226 Buclh Singh Sukerchakia, 179 Budba Dal, Sl'I' KhaJsa
Burma, viii; Burmese, 257 Burnes, AJexander, 265-7, 278 Calcutta, 221, 223n, 269, 284n Cambay, Gulf of, 19, 20 Canada, viii Central Asia, 198, 241 Q>ylon, 31; king of, 31n Chaj Doab, 4n, 136, 149 Chamba, l 06, 163, 209, 225 Chamkaur, 88, 270 Chand Kam·, 26n Chondu Shah, 57n Charhat Singh Sukerchakia, 127. lf,!'>n; subdues Muslim tribes, 133; haras.ses Ahmed Shah Abdali, 139, 153; occupies Lahore, 144; invests Sialkot and defends G1tir-,u1wala, 146; defeats Jahai1 Khan, 150; achi<'vements. 161; killed in Jammu, 175, 179: shiftcci headquaiten, 10 Gujrauwala, 179; family tree, 180 Chcnab, 3, 4n, 4, 128, 130, 141. 146, 160n, 189n China, ,., 2i7, 285 Chittagong. 69. 2'J2 Christ, I0. 18, 32n; Chrisl.ianity, 24, :l2n Cis-Sutlej, 4n, I 63, 174.. 208, 211-13. 217n. 223n, 229n, 259 su <Llso Malwa. MaJwais Clive. Lord, 158n. 271 coinagt• issued by Banda, 146a; hy the Sikhs, 156, 193 C'.t)llins, Resident 188, 18911, 202n Cornwallis, Lord, se governor g<'1l<'rul COUil, ~t'llt'I uJ. 252
Cunningham, J. D .. viii 1111, 28u, Mn. 6!'m. 71n, 303
Index
Brindaban, 137 British policy; uol lo extend their power beyond the Ganges, 162, 17 I: give protection to the Nawab Waz.ir of Oudh, 170: Hti-tlngs keeps Sikhs and Mararhas divided, 171; policy reversed, 183; decide to circumscribe Shah Zaman's influence, 191-2; nOI. Lo make any more annexations. 204-12; steps taken to meet Frnnco-Rt1ssian menace, 213; Mt>tcalfe mission, 213-23: Raitjil Singh's and the compan)"s attitude In the Malw.iis, 211-23: R:~jp111s and Gurkhas, 224; th<' MuJtanis, 227: open negotiations wilh Sindh. 2!i7: Fateh Singh seek:,; prOl.cction, 2!'>8-9; opening up or the Indus, 265-8; troops 111ovcd LO F~rozeptu-, 270; the Afghans. 274-:>, 271{-!:); .'il'I' <llsfl East Lnctia Company Buddha, Gautama Lb<'. I 8 Buddha, Bhai. 60, 291. 292; proclaims Ang-.td second gttm, 46: inn·sts Arjun as fifth. 52: shows Akbiir the Adi Granth, 55; appuinteci first gramhi fi5. 29-i: askerl to inslal Harguhincl, 5!:I; looks after L11e affairs ot the community, 63. 300 Buddhism, 18, 19, 24, 27n. 3ln: Buddhists. 13, 21, 38n Budh Siugh Sandhawalia, 263 Budh Singh Singhpuria, 226 Buclh Singh Sukerchakia, 179 Budba Dal, Sl'I' KhaJsa
Burma, viii; Burmese, 257 Burnes, AJexander, 265-7, 278 Calcutta, 221, 223n, 269, 284n Cambay, Gulf of, 19, 20 Canada, viii Central Asia, 198, 241 Q>ylon, 31; king of, 31n Chaj Doab, 4n, 136, 149 Chamba, l 06, 163, 209, 225 Chamkaur, 88, 270 Chand Kam·, 26n Chondu Shah, 57n Charhat Singh Sukerchakia, 127. lf,!'>n; subdues Muslim tribes, 133; haras.ses Ahmed Shah Abdali, 139, 153; occupies Lahore, 144; invests Sialkot and defends G1tir-,u1wala, 146; defeats Jahai1 Khan, 150; achi<'vements. 161; killed in Jammu, 175, 179: shiftcci headquaiten, 10 Gujrauwala, 179; family tree, 180 Chcnab, 3, 4n, 4, 128, 130, 141. 146, 160n, 189n China, ,., 2i7, 285 Chittagong. 69. 2'J2 Christ, I0. 18, 32n; Chrisl.ianity, 24, :l2n Cis-Sutlej, 4n, I 63, 174.. 208, 211-13. 217n. 223n, 229n, 259 su <Llso Malwa. MaJwais Clive. Lord, 158n. 271 coinagt• issued by Banda, 146a; hy the Sikhs, 156, 193 C'.t)llins, Resident 188, 18911, 202n Cornwallis, Lord, se governor g<'1l<'rul COUil, ~t'llt'I uJ. 252
Cunningham, J. D .. viii 1111, 28u, Mn. 6!'m. 71n, 303
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