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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Mandi Malot, first of the Chib mandis of Chibhal Rajana: Raja Darya Khan’s foundation, its two wands, and the house of Raja Raj Ali Khan of Malot.
How the Chib mandis began: Raja Madan Khan’s sons, Shah Daula’s award at Baghsar, and the estates of Malot, Ghawaliyan, Bandala, Rajal and Khui Ratta.