The Chib Rajputs in the First World War: a 1918 War Darbar at Bhimber, memorials at Damala, Bisa and Thotha Rai Bahadur, and 91 named officers.
Chib officers in 1926, village by village: two lists in Tarikh-e-Chibhal name 91 risaldars, subedars and generals, from Bisa and Deva to Kas Guman.
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.
What The Chiefs of the Punjab records about the Chib families of Jhelum, Pothi and Bisa: the Bhimber pension, Mutiny service, jagirs and cavalry careers.
Chib Rajput soldiers from 1849 to 1971: cavalry risaldars, State Forces officers, an INA brigadier, a Pakistani lieutenant general and the clan’s war dead.
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.
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.