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26. Sri Gur Sobha, p. 21.
27. Koer Singh, p. 67.
28. Bhai Gurdas, Var 41 : Rehatname, pp. 47,115, 117.
29. Sri Gur Sobha, pp. 21, 32.
30. Jullundur District Gazetteer, 1904, Part A, p. 121. Crooke, W.: Races
of Northern India, p. 93; Gurgaon Distt Gazetteer, 1883-84, p.
41.
31. Bhai Gurdas, Var 11.
32. Dabistan, trans. by D. Ganda Singh: The Punjab Past and Present,
Vo1. iii (1969), p. 53.
33. Gurbilas Chevin Patshahi, p. 143; Macauliffe, iv, p. 4.
34. Macauliffe, iv, pp. 107, 197.
35. Koer Singh, p. 90.
36.. Bichitar Natak.
37. Koer Singh, p. 131.
38. Ibid, p. 134.
39. Ibid, p. 196.
40. Irvine, W. : Later Mughals, i, p. 94; Khafi Khan; Elliot and Dowson:
The History of India as told by its own Histo­rians, Vol. vii, p. 419.
41. Irvine, i, p. 96.
41a. M. Gregor, W. L.: The History of the Sikhs, pp. 22-3.
41b. Manu, x. 79.
41c. Alberuni’s India, i, p. 179.
41d. Rose, ii1 p. 371.
42. Mcleod, W. H.: The Evolution of the Sikh Community, p.98.
43.Macauliffe, v, pp. 93, 95; Malcolm, p. 221.
44. Rehatname, pp. 88-89.
44a. Wolf, Eric R.: Peasant Wars of the Twentieth Century, pp. 289-90.
44b. p. 294.
45. Rose, Vol. ii, p. 358.
46. Ibid, p. 369.
47. Henry Court: History of the Sikhs, pp. 66-8.
48. Indubhusan, Vol.. Two, p. 40; Griffin, p. 17 ; Ibbetson, sec. 424.
49. Irvine, i, pp. 317-318.
50. Jangnamah Qazi Nur-ud-Din.