01839nam a22003377a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005803700270007604100120010308200180011510000180013324500470015125000060019826000440020430000080024850005830025650503120083965000270115165000200117865000510119865000220124994200080127194200080127994200080128794200080129594200080130394200080131194200080131995201550132799900190148220260407121401.0260217b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9789383723713  cGiftednRRRLF, Kolkata  aEnglish  a954.6bPAN/GU  aPanikkar, K M  aGULAB SINGH 1792-1858b:Founder of Kashmir  a1  aDelhibLG Publishers Distributionc1930  g172  aGulab Singh 1792-1858: Founder of Kashmir This short memoir is meant to fill a gap in the history of India in the 19th century. Gulab Singhs name is known to students of Indian history only as an overgrown feudatory of the Lahore kingdom, who, taking advantage of the confusion which followed the death of Ranjit Singh, was able to carve out a State for himself. The establishment of the Jammu and Kashmir State by the treaty of 1846, and its recognition later in the century as one of the great internal States of India, have obscured the essential greatness of Gulab Singh as
  a1.Early Days 
2. Gulab Singh And The Sikh Court
3. Gulab Singh And The Sikh Anarchy
4. Gulab Singh And The Sikh Anarachy continued
5. Conquest Of Ladak, Balakistan And Western Tibet (1834-1842)
6. Gulab Singh And The Sikh War
7. Treaty Of Amritsar And The Foundation Of The State
8. The Reign Of Gulab Singh  aHistory & geography   aHistory of Asia  aIndia and neighboring south Asian countries   aJammu and Kashmir  cLEN  2ddc  2ddc  2ddc  2ddc  2ddc  2ddc  00102ddc40708NFICaMAINbMAINcGENd2026-04-06eGiftedg550.00iRRRLF, 2026/04/06l0o954.6 PAN/GUpE1102723r2026-04-07 12:14:59w2026-04-06yLEN  c198053d198053