Thal Pir, a great rock at Ralwah near Samahni, marks where Baba Shadi Shaheed’s Hindu brother Raja Dal Khan was killed. The war, the legend and the shrine.
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.
Khari Kariali, the second Chib state west of the Bhimber Nala, was ruled by Raja Mal Khan’s line until the Sikhs took it in 1810. Its mandis, rulers and fall.
Raja Chib Chand, the Katoch prince of Kangra who married into the ruling house of Bhimber early in the 15th century and gave his name to the Chib Rajputs.
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.
Raja Sultan Khan’s Sikh wars, from the Chib chronicle: a rival raja crowned at Naushera, Sikh defeats at Pir Badesar, Pothi and Chhachho Pir, and captivity.
Bhimber state history: how the Chib rajas came under Jammu in the 1700s, and how the murder of Mehta Bahadur Singh put a Jammu wazir in Bhimber.
The Rajas of Bhimber, from Raja Chib Chand to Raja Sultan Khan: every Chib ruler of Bhimber in order, with dates, capitals, branches and a timeline.
The end of Chib rule in Bhimber: how Raja Sultan Khan’s state passed to Gulab Singh of Jammu, told from the British record and the Chib chronicle.
The Battle of Bhimber, 1812: how Raja Sultan Khan turned back a Sikh army, in the colonial histories and the Chib chronicle of Pir Badesar and Chhachho Pir.