Raja Muhammad Iftikhar Ali Khan, a Karachi advocate from Barhang near Bhimber, wrote the 1997 history of Baba Shadi Shaheed and the Chibs: his life and works.
Chib history sources: an annotated guide to all 33 works in the 1997 Chib bibliography, from Rajatarangini and Rose to Tarikh-e-Chibhal and family papers.
Who wrote the history of the Chibs? Thakur Major Singh’s Tarikh-e-Chibhal (1926), the unpublished manuscripts, Rose, Griffin and the 1868 Gujrat Settlement.
Mandi Rajal, the Mirzana branch of the Chibs of Bhimber: Mirza Izar Beg Khan, its seats at Rajal, Rajpur and Kamila Kot, and its families after 1947.
Samahni history and its Chib family: Raja Hakim Khan, Aurangzeb’s courtier who built the Kot, the Rajouri princess Raj Bai, and the jagir near Bhimber.
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.
Mandi Bandala in Samahni, Bhimber: Sarai Saadabad on the Mughal road, a coronation in its chowk, the zaildar families and Wazir Burhan Khan of Khori.
Kot Chibban, a Ghanial Chib village on an old fort mound east of Bhimber, and Mughlora, where Raja Chib Chand first settled: history, families and people.
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.