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Men and events through 18th and 19th century Afghanistan · pages 1–205


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104 agent of the Honourable Company came to meet the High Dignitory of His Highness the Maharaja of the Khalsas; have added a few more Clauses to the original text, which make eighteen clauses, in the spirit of accord and friendship have accepted and made valid on behalf of the Honourable East India Company; and these clauses shall not seperated, and are divisable. CLAUSE NUMBER ONE : That area which lies this side of the river Indus and the other side of the Indus; and which is in the possession of the Khalsa Sirkar the province of Kashmire, together with its environs and bo- undries east, west, north and south of Attock; Chuch Hazara Kahnabul Want etc which are its dependencies; Peshawar with Yusufzai etc, Khatak, Hashnagar, Michni, Kohat, Hungo and all areas belonging to Phshawar region upto the Khyber, and Bunnu Wazir and Tonk, and Krank, and Killa Bagh and Khushal Ghur etc as its dependencies; together with Dera Ismail Khan with its dependencies, Dera Ghazi Khah and Kot Muthan and Omar Kot etc together with all its dependencies and Sungar, Arwat Mund, Dajal and Hajipore, and all the three Kachi and Munkeera with all its environments, and the province of Multan together with all its surroundings, pass out of the hands of the Saduzai government; and upon these territories the Saduzais Government shall have no claim generation after generation; these areas no longer belong to them and shall never belong to them. Secodly that the above mentioned king will not permit any one to emmit any robbery on this side of the Khyber pass; or permit any disturbance of peace. If the officers of the goevrnments intentionally disregard their duties; or might absent themselves from duty; they shall be returned from either side; and that water which comes for the use of Killa Fatehkadah etc, shall we allowed to remain, and shall not stopped.

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Men and events through 18th and 19th century Afghanistan, page 117. Afghanistan Digital Library, New York University Libraries. Machine-transcribed text: Afghan Press Archive, https://afghanpress.org/book/adl1197/117 (accessed [date]).
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