Later Mughals v1.c6.s17.5

v1.c6.s17.5

∗ Malcolm, 58. † Sakhi Book, 41. ‡ J. D. Cunningham, 74, and Indian Atlas, sheet No. 48. § See also the quotation from the Vichitra Natak, in Malcolm, 55, where Govind says he went, on his father's death, to the Kalindi, or Jamuna river. ¶ Sakhi Book, 41. ** Perhaps the Narayangarh, about 18 m. n. e. of Ambala : Mani Majra is about 22 m. n. of the same place. †† McGregor, i. 80, attributes it to an attempt by the Rajahs to appropriate some valuable presents—an elephant, a horse, a tent, a sword, and a hawk—that had been sent to Govind Singh. ‡‡ Sakhi Book, 46. §§ Cunningham, 75, says his first contest was with Nahan, aided by the Rajah of Hindur. Govind was victorious, and he killed Hari Chand, of Nalagarh (capital of Hindur, see Thornton, 681) with his own hand.