Besides the preface, wherein the author sings glory of the Lord Almighty in elegant and florid Persian, the work has seven short chapters describing the Nawāb's victories in a series of battles. In the first chapter occurs an account of the stubborn resistance offered by Bandā Siṅgh and his Sikhs from inside the fortress of Gurdās-Naṅgal. The author showers unreserved praise on the Sikhs for the exemplary courage they displayed in battle and during the fierce siege they faced. He records how they thwarted capture of the fortress either by assault or by rash entry. The Nawāb promised safe conduct to the besieged Sikhs on condition that they evacuate, but he broke his word and Bandā Siṅgh and his companions were seized and despatched to Delhi where they were put to death with the harshest torments. The remaining chapters deal with the rebellion of Īsā Khān Mañjh of Chaklā Sirhind, the revolt of the Afghāns of Kasūr, the Nawāb's Kashmīr campaign, his transfer to Multān and his expeditions to Jammū and Kāṅgṛā.
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