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.
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.
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.
Brigadier Habib ur Rahman of Panjeri: INA officer on Subhas Chandra Bose’s last flight in 1945, leader of the 1947 capture of Bhimber, Gilgit administrator.
Bhimber 1947: how volunteers from Barhang and Brigadier Habib-ur-Rahman Khan took Bhimber from the Dogra State army between 20 and 26 October 1947.
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.
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.
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.
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.