Articles discussing Dost Muhammad
The Afghan War of Succession (1863-1869)
Muslim Queens of Bhopal: Warriors, Scholars, and Reformers in a Nineteenth-Century Princely State
Shan Eugene Palakkal · Journal of Indian History and Culture, 2017
Women's Influence in Bhopal's History: Mamola Bai and the Four Begums
Ranjit Singh and the North‑West Frontier Problem (Based solely on the records in the Imperial Record Department)
Narendra Krishna Sinha · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1929
“If ‘these considerations had not weighed upon his mind, he would cet- tainly have attempted the conquest of Afghanisthan during the long interval of confusion in Afghan history between the death of Md, Azim Khan and the accession of Dost Muhammad to power.”
British Policy towards the Afghan War of Succession (1863-68)
Anil Chandra Banerjee · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1944
North West Frontier Tribes under Ranjit Singh’s Sway in 1837
Narendra Krishna Sinha · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1942
“On फट 3oth April that year, by a surprise attack at Jamrud, Dost Muhammad succeeded in killing Hari Singh, the flower of Sikh chivalry, the Murat of the Sikh army.”