How the Hindu Chibs of Vatala faced Ranjit Singh’s army and the fort of Shatab Garh, and why Vatala and Deva were burned, in the oldest Chib history.
The Mehtas of Bhimber: the Kohli Khatri family Akbar made Mehtas, who kept the Chib state’s revenue records, served as vakils and became wazirs of Bhimber.
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.
Khari Kariali, the second Chib state west of the Bhimber Nala, was ruled by Raja Mal Khan’s line until the Sikhs took it in 1810. Its mandis, rulers and fall.
Raja Sultan Khan’s Sikh wars, from the Chib chronicle: a rival raja crowned at Naushera, Sikh defeats at Pir Badesar, Pothi and Chhachho Pir, and captivity.
The Battle of Bhimber, 1812: how Raja Sultan Khan turned back a Sikh army, in the colonial histories and the Chib chronicle of Pir Badesar and Chhachho Pir.
Raja Sultan Khan, last Chib ruler of Bhimber: his reign, Hayat Begum, the Sikh wars, Gulab Singh and the conflicting accounts of his death at Jammu.
Mangla Fort on the Jhelum: seat of the Chib state of Khari Kariali, its rajas, the Sikh siege of 1810, Raja Akbar Ali Khan’s peace and the sources.