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Index Lahore, 188-90; administration of Lahore, 194; early administrative arrangements, 190; birth of sons, 192n, 206n, 279n; coronation and consequences, 192-4; land revenue, 194-5; unification of the Punjab, 182, 192-6, 208-9, 211-23, 225-6, 240-1; capture of Amritsar, 199; modernization of the army, 199--201, 208n, 221n, 240, 250, 260; finance, 209-10; capture of Kangra, 224-5; Kohinoor, 229, 231n, 233, 234; Kashmir expeditions, 231-2, 238--9, 246--7; fall of Multan, 241-4; judicial reform, 261-2; claims territory across the Sutlej, 270; death and cremation, 280; charaaer and achievements, 193, 281-6; relations with the British, 80, 191-2, 202-4, 211-23, 257, 259, 260, 26!'>-72, 274-5, 278--9; the Dogras. 260; Dost Mohammed, 246, 254-8, 265, 272-3, 27!'>-8; Fateb Khan Barakzai, 231-5; Fateh Singh Ahluwalia, 181, 196, 258--9; France, 251; Gurkhas, 22, 239-40, 269; Kaswians, 196--7, 207; Ladakhis, 270--l: Malwais, 205-6, 208. 209-2j; Marathas, 203--4. 222, 270: Muslims, 25n, 26n, 19!>-6, 200, 285, 294; Perron, 202; Rajputs, 106, 196, 224-5, 260; Rohillas, 222; Russians, 269: Sada Xaur, 248; Begam Samru, 222; Shah Shuja, 226--7, 232-7, 269 271, 274,
278--9; Shah Zaman, 182-9, 228--9; Sindhians, 269, 273--4; campaigns in the north-west, 197, 232-5, 244-6, 248, 254--7, 262-5, 272; the west, 248--9; south-west, 197--8, 207, 227-8, 240--4; see also army, Punjabi, Lahore Durbar Ratan Kaur, 249n Ravi, river, 3, 4n, 105, 124, 127, 132, 141, 149, 179, 186, 241, 242, 260, 269; Nanak builds Kartarpur, 32; Arjun' s end, 58: Khalsa build fort Dallewal, 121; expansion of Nakkais, 164 Rawalpindi, 9, JO, 159, 164, 228, 245 Rechna Doab, 4n, 36, 149 Red Fon, 162 Reinhardt, Walter, 166 revenue, 193. 240-1, 270; reorganization, 190; land revt:nue system, 194; system of collection in Amritsar, 198; from Dallewalia estates, 208; Singhpuria estates, 226; Ramgarhia estaies, 241; Multan, 244; Peshawar, 246, 256; Kashmir, 247; Mankera, 251; effect of static revenue on anny, 253; Ranjit Singh's instructions on collection, 283n; Punjab, 285 Rikab Ganj Gurdwara, 71n, 171n Rohilkhand, 170 Rohillas, ll5, 152, 222; join the Afghans, 144; Sikhs suffer
reverse, 155, 156, 159n; anarchy, 163; in conflict with Malwais, 165; alliance with Sikhs, defeat imperial forces, 166--7; defeated by Najaf
Index Lahore, 188-90; administration of Lahore, 194; early administrative arrangements, 190; birth of sons, 192n, 206n, 279n; coronation and consequences, 192-4; land revenue, 194-5; unification of the Punjab, 182, 192-6, 208-9, 211-23, 225-6, 240-1; capture of Amritsar, 199; modernization of the army, 199--201, 208n, 221n, 240, 250, 260; finance, 209-10; capture of Kangra, 224-5; Kohinoor, 229, 231n, 233, 234; Kashmir expeditions, 231-2, 238--9, 246--7; fall of Multan, 241-4; judicial reform, 261-2; claims territory across the Sutlej, 270; death and cremation, 280; charaaer and achievements, 193, 281-6; relations with the British, 80, 191-2, 202-4, 211-23, 257, 259, 260, 26!'>-72, 274-5, 278--9; the Dogras. 260; Dost Mohammed, 246, 254-8, 265, 272-3, 27!'>-8; Fateb Khan Barakzai, 231-5; Fateh Singh Ahluwalia, 181, 196, 258--9; France, 251; Gurkhas, 22, 239-40, 269; Kaswians, 196--7, 207; Ladakhis, 270--l: Malwais, 205-6, 208. 209-2j; Marathas, 203--4. 222, 270: Muslims, 25n, 26n, 19!>-6, 200, 285, 294; Perron, 202; Rajputs, 106, 196, 224-5, 260; Rohillas, 222; Russians, 269: Sada Xaur, 248; Begam Samru, 222; Shah Shuja, 226--7, 232-7, 269 271, 274,
278--9; Shah Zaman, 182-9, 228--9; Sindhians, 269, 273--4; campaigns in the north-west, 197, 232-5, 244-6, 248, 254--7, 262-5, 272; the west, 248--9; south-west, 197--8, 207, 227-8, 240--4; see also army, Punjabi, Lahore Durbar Ratan Kaur, 249n Ravi, river, 3, 4n, 105, 124, 127, 132, 141, 149, 179, 186, 241, 242, 260, 269; Nanak builds Kartarpur, 32; Arjun' s end, 58: Khalsa build fort Dallewal, 121; expansion of Nakkais, 164 Rawalpindi, 9, JO, 159, 164, 228, 245 Rechna Doab, 4n, 36, 149 Red Fon, 162 Reinhardt, Walter, 166 revenue, 193. 240-1, 270; reorganization, 190; land revt:nue system, 194; system of collection in Amritsar, 198; from Dallewalia estates, 208; Singhpuria estates, 226; Ramgarhia estaies, 241; Multan, 244; Peshawar, 246, 256; Kashmir, 247; Mankera, 251; effect of static revenue on anny, 253; Ranjit Singh's instructions on collection, 283n; Punjab, 285 Rikab Ganj Gurdwara, 71n, 171n Rohilkhand, 170 Rohillas, ll5, 152, 222; join the Afghans, 144; Sikhs suffer
reverse, 155, 156, 159n; anarchy, 163; in conflict with Malwais, 165; alliance with Sikhs, defeat imperial forces, 166--7; defeated by Najaf
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