Major Raja Muzaffar Khan of Kotera Khanka: polo star and ADC to Maharaja Hari Singh, later a zaildar, who raised the Darhal Battalion (AK 16) in 1947.
Who are the Shadi Khel? The Delhi descendants of Baba Shadi Shaheed by his Afghan wife, and the old Delhi quarter named after him, as four witnesses attest.
Mandi Daora near Bhimber: Raja Dhaur Khan’s Dhauryal Chibs, the Sikh raid only two boys survived, the Chaudhri family, and the soldiers of nearby Kalri.
Thotha Rai Bahadur near Kharian is the seat of the Rais of Khari Kariali: its Mughal-era founding, the feud that cut 84 villages to 22, and its chiefs.
Khan Inayatullah Khan of Khui Ratta (1882–1966): State Forces Subedar, foe of usurious moneylenders, Muslim Conference patron and raiser of a 1948 battalion.
Chib Rajputs in politics, from the 1931 Samahni rising and the Muslim Conference to ministers and MLAs of Azad Kashmir, drawn from a 1997 Chib history.
Baba Shadi Shaheed miracles as told by named devotees: vows for children, a lion’s salute, graves rebuilt after a dream and the red jasmine, 1957–1997.
Mandi Ghawaliyan in Samahni, Bhimber: Raja Jagat Singh’s foundation, its Hindu and Muslim pattis, and its sons from the 1931 agitation to the events of 1947.
Was Baba Shadi Shaheed’s conversion to Islam forced by the Sultan of Delhi or freely chosen? What the Chib chronicles, British records and 1997 history say.
Raja Goja Chand, Bhimber’s Hindu raja remembered as Goja Pir, ruled from Chowki Bandi near Samahni; his four sons founded the Chib, Chahi and Domal lines.