“The Panjab Chiefs” by Lepel Henry Griffin is a seminal two-volume set offering in-depth historical and biographical insights into the principal families of the Lahore and Rawalpindi divisions. Originally commissioned by Sir Robert Montgomery, this meticulously researched work details the Punjab aristocracy, drawing from official records and personal accounts. Explore the lineage, achievements, and cultural traditions of prominent figures and their families, including those in the Lahore District like Raja Harbans Singh and Sardar Godar Singh Mokal. This essential resource, authored by the distinguished British administrator and writer Sir Lepel Henry Griffin, provides a rich cultural understanding of the Indian subcontinent’s history. Discover the legacy of Punjab’s influential dynasties in this comprehensive and accessible historical account.

“The Panjab Chiefs” by Lepel Henry Griffin, a seminal work originally commissioned by Sir Robert Montgomery, provides an unparalleled historical and biographical exploration of the principal aristocratic families within the Lahore and Rawalpindi divisions of Punjab. This comprehensive account meticulously details the lineage, achievements, and societal roles of prominent figures, drawing from official records and personal accounts. Griffin, a distinguished British administrator and writer, expertly navigates the complex socio-political landscape of the region. Volume one focuses on key individuals in the Lahore District, while the second volume expands upon these narratives. Essential for scholars and enthusiasts of Indian subcontinent history, this book offers deep cultural insights into Punjab’s rich traditions and enduring legacy. Accessible to all readers, it’s a vital addition to “The Bookish Owl” for anyone seeking to understand Punjab’s historical aristocracy.