Lehal Library

CONTENTS XLIV PAGE A. D. The Insvurection at Kabul (November 1841) The English distrustful of the Sikhs, but yet urgent upon them for aid 1842. An army of retribution assembled ..... .... ...... ....-• Gulab Singh sent to co-operate Kabul retaken 222 223 224 224 225 Discussions regarding Jalalabad and the limits of Sikh dominion 225 The Governor-General meets the Sikh minister and heir-apparent at Ferozepore Muhammad returns to Kabul Anxieties of Sher Singh The Sindhianwala Chiefs and the 1843. Dost . coalesce . . ...... . • Jammu Rajas Sher Singh assassinated by Ajit Singh who likewise puts Dhian Singh to death Hira Singh avenges his father Dahp Singh proclaimed Maharaja — The power of the Army increases Raja Gulab Singh Sardar Jawahir Singh Fateh Khan Tiwana 1844. ... ... The insurrection of Kashmira Singh and Pesha wara Singh Jawahir Singh 1844. The attempt of Raja Suchet Singh The insurrection of Sardar Attar Singh The Governor of Multan submits 1843. Gilgit reduced 1844. Hira Singh professes suspicions of the English The mutiny of the British Sepoys ordered to Sind Discussions with the English — about the village Moran — and about treasure buried by Suchet Singh Hira Singh guided by Pandit Jalla, his preceptor Pandit Jalla and Gulab Singh Pandit Jalla irritates the Sikhs, and offends the ..... Hira Singh and Pandit Jalla fly, but are overtaken and put to death Jawahir Singh and Lai Singh attain power 1845. The Sikh Army moves against Jammu Gulab Singh submits, and repairs to Lahore Jawahir Singh formally appointed Wazir 1844. Sawan Mai of Multan assassinated Mulraj, his sop, succeeds and agrees to the terms of the Lahore Court 1845. The rebellion of Peshawara Singh who submits, but is put to death The Sikh soldiery displeased and distrustful — — • • 230 231 231 231 232 232 232 233 233 233 233 234 and Bhai Bir Singh Queen Mother 227 229 230 - The perplexity of Jawahir Singh The«Army condemns him, and puts him to death The Army all-powerful Lai Singh made Wazir, and Tej Singh Commander in-Chief, in expectation of an English war .... 234 235 235 235 236 236 236 237 238 239 240 240 240 241 242 242 243 243 243 243 244 244 245 245 246 246