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.
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.
Khui Ratta, the quarrel of the well: four centuries of the Khanka Chib Khans, chief jagirdars of the Banah Valley in Kotli, from a Mughal grant to 1998.
Panjeri near Bhimber, Azad Kashmir: the Jaskal Chibs’ old mandi, its saint’s-footprint legend, the Zaildar family of Sardar Rahim Dad Khan and its soldiers.
Khan Muhammad Umar Khan, founder of the Chib house of Khui Ratta: exchanged at birth to escape his father’s killers, he rose to serve Jahangir and Shah Jahan.
The Hindu Chibs of Dewa Vatala descend from Raja Ghaggi Khan, a grandson of Baba Shadi Shaheed who kept the old faith. Their garhs, branches and fate.
The Ghanial Chibs descend from Raja Ghanni Khan of Bhimber. Explore their villages in Kharian, from Lathori to Jaipur, and the soldiers they produced.
Mandi Malot, first of the Chib mandis of Chibhal Rajana: Raja Darya Khan’s foundation, its two wands, and the house of Raja Raj Ali Khan of Malot.
The Bhimber royal family after the fall of the Chib state: Raja Faiz Talab Khan, the 1847 pension, the chiefs at Jhelum and the Chib chief today.