Raja Buddhe Khan, Chib zaildar of Samahni, led the 1931 Tahaffuz-e-Qur’an protests against Dogra rule, was tried and acquitted, and fought again in 1947.
Rajput history explained: solar, lunar and fire-born lineages, the 36 royal clans, the code of honour, Muslim Rajputs of Punjab and Kashmir, and the Chibs.
Chib history sources: an annotated guide to all 33 works in the 1997 Chib bibliography, from Rajatarangini and Rose to Tarikh-e-Chibhal and family papers.
Who wrote the history of the Chibs? Thakur Major Singh’s Tarikh-e-Chibhal (1926), the unpublished manuscripts, Rose, Griffin and the 1868 Gujrat Settlement.
The Chib Rajputs of Bhimber: their Katoch origins, Raja Chib Chand, Baba Shadi Shaheed, the rajas and clans of Chibhal, 1947 and the Chibs today.
The Pothi Rajgan of Kharian and the Rajgan of Lehri near Mangla share one Chib ancestor. Their Sikh-era jagirs, British titles, officials and family trees.
Mandi Rajal, the Mirzana branch of the Chibs of Bhimber: Mirza Izar Beg Khan, its seats at Rajal, Rajpur and Kamila Kot, and its families after 1947.
Raja Suhbat Ali Khan, a Chib police sub-inspector from Ghawaliyan, was shot beside the Tawi in Jammu in October 1947. His life, death and family.
Samahni history and its Chib family: Raja Hakim Khan, Aurangzeb’s courtier who built the Kot, the Rajouri princess Raj Bai, and the jagir near Bhimber.
Pothi Jang Khan, a Chib village near Bhimber founded by a descendant of Raja Chhel Khan: its Numbardars, its soldiers and the exodus of October 1947.