Tempo:
392
lndex
Bhaktas, 23; compromise with Hinduism, 24---6; Hindu untouchables, 25; the Gramh. 55, 300; Jehangir plans to b1ing Arjun i.J1Lo the fold, 57; Tegh Bahaclur executed on refusing conversion, 70n; Hindu resistance, 94; Banda offered pardon if he accepts Islam, 11~; Mani Singh executro on rcfosing conversion, 119; danger of militant Hinduism, 143 lunad-ltd-Daulah, 123n
Janjuas, 12, 164 Jasrota, 209, 225, 252 Jass.a Singh Ahluwalia, 181n; sketch, ll7; achievements, 124, 161. l 76; defeats Adina Beg Khan, 127; commander of Dal Kl1alsa, 127--8; accepts one-fo1mh of the revenue of Patti, 129; helps Kaura Mal to take Multan, 131; calls on misldars to avenge the death of Deep Singh, 140: enters Lahore at the head of the anny, 144, 146; relations with Ala Si.J1gh, 145; at
Jabbar Khan, 230, 246, 247, 255 Jab.an Dad Khan, 228,232,246 Jal1an Khan, General, 130, 132. 139-41, 143, 144, 157 Jahandar Shah, ste Mughal eluperor .Jai Singh K.rnhaya, 12-1, 127, 144, 146, 154. 175, 1'76. IR0 J::tins, 13. 21; Jainism, 18. 19 Jaipur, ~ja of, !i8n, 136. 156 jalalabad, 10-!, lfi6 Jammu, 67, l80, l93; Kab1ui Mal rec:mits I)ogrns, 154; bont- of contention among misls, 164. 175, 181: richest of the hill i:.tates, 174; Gurbaksh Singh Kanhaya kiUecl, 181; taken by Hok.am Singh C'..himni, 226; garrisoned, 231; given to Mian Singh, 260 Jammu, Raja of, 185; castS off MughaJ yoke. 127; relations wilh AbdaJi, 139, J 49; family disputes, 175; Ranjit Singh leads expedition against him, 190 Jamrud, 272, 276, 277 Jandiala. 122, 142, 147
Gtyranwala, 146; evacuates Lal1on:, 147: plwide1·s Jullundur Doab, 149; defeats Bhikhan Khan. 150; harasses Abdali, 153; extends his hold along the Sullej and occupjes Kapm1hala. 16:~; goes 10 the rt'setit· of Pa1iala, 168; opposes 1he Mughals and Rohillas. 1 o9 Jassa Singli Ramgarhia, 129, 134, 153. 171. 172, 174 Jatpura, 88 .Jats, 14-15, 54. R6. 90, 115, 152, 156, 162, J6,:;, 28Jn, ~82n Jehangir, St'I' Mughal emperor Jehangiria, 245, 255 Jhanda Singh Bhangi, 153, 156, 164, 174
]hang, 200, 241 jhelum. 9; Punjab and Afghan annies leave for .Kashmir. 232 Jhelum, river, 3, Sn, l2, 133, 149, 156, 160, 164, 179, 184, 246, 249; Durbar generals take Mangla, 226 Jind, 4n, 5n, 65n. 90, 133, 225,
lndex
Bhaktas, 23; compromise with Hinduism, 24---6; Hindu untouchables, 25; the Gramh. 55, 300; Jehangir plans to b1ing Arjun i.J1Lo the fold, 57; Tegh Bahaclur executed on refusing conversion, 70n; Hindu resistance, 94; Banda offered pardon if he accepts Islam, 11~; Mani Singh executro on rcfosing conversion, 119; danger of militant Hinduism, 143 lunad-ltd-Daulah, 123n
Janjuas, 12, 164 Jasrota, 209, 225, 252 Jass.a Singh Ahluwalia, 181n; sketch, ll7; achievements, 124, 161. l 76; defeats Adina Beg Khan, 127; commander of Dal Kl1alsa, 127--8; accepts one-fo1mh of the revenue of Patti, 129; helps Kaura Mal to take Multan, 131; calls on misldars to avenge the death of Deep Singh, 140: enters Lahore at the head of the anny, 144, 146; relations with Ala Si.J1gh, 145; at
Jabbar Khan, 230, 246, 247, 255 Jab.an Dad Khan, 228,232,246 Jal1an Khan, General, 130, 132. 139-41, 143, 144, 157 Jahandar Shah, ste Mughal eluperor .Jai Singh K.rnhaya, 12-1, 127, 144, 146, 154. 175, 1'76. IR0 J::tins, 13. 21; Jainism, 18. 19 Jaipur, ~ja of, !i8n, 136. 156 jalalabad, 10-!, lfi6 Jammu, 67, l80, l93; Kab1ui Mal rec:mits I)ogrns, 154; bont- of contention among misls, 164. 175, 181: richest of the hill i:.tates, 174; Gurbaksh Singh Kanhaya kiUecl, 181; taken by Hok.am Singh C'..himni, 226; garrisoned, 231; given to Mian Singh, 260 Jammu, Raja of, 185; castS off MughaJ yoke. 127; relations wilh AbdaJi, 139, J 49; family disputes, 175; Ranjit Singh leads expedition against him, 190 Jamrud, 272, 276, 277 Jandiala. 122, 142, 147
Gtyranwala, 146; evacuates Lal1on:, 147: plwide1·s Jullundur Doab, 149; defeats Bhikhan Khan. 150; harasses Abdali, 153; extends his hold along the Sullej and occupjes Kapm1hala. 16:~; goes 10 the rt'setit· of Pa1iala, 168; opposes 1he Mughals and Rohillas. 1 o9 Jassa Singli Ramgarhia, 129, 134, 153. 171. 172, 174 Jatpura, 88 .Jats, 14-15, 54. R6. 90, 115, 152, 156, 162, J6,:;, 28Jn, ~82n Jehangir, St'I' Mughal emperor Jehangiria, 245, 255 Jhanda Singh Bhangi, 153, 156, 164, 174
]hang, 200, 241 jhelum. 9; Punjab and Afghan annies leave for .Kashmir. 232 Jhelum, river, 3, Sn, l2, 133, 149, 156, 160, 164, 179, 184, 246, 249; Durbar generals take Mangla, 226 Jind, 4n, 5n, 65n. 90, 133, 225,
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