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.
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.
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.
Discover the Banah Valley near Kotli, Azad Kashmir: the springs of Ban Ganga, 22 rock-cut spouts, Karjai Fort, Mai Tooti’s shrine and the Baisakhi fair.
Karjai Fort, or Devi Garh, crowns Karjai mountain above the Banah Valley near Khui Ratta, Kotli: Mughal in local memory, credited to Gulab Singh in the book.