The Maharajah's box
South Asians
Sikhs
Royalty
Historical - General
Secret service
Kings and rulers
BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Politics and government
Biography
History
One of the "dormant accounts" held in a Swiss bank is not that of a Jewish victim of the Holocaust, but that of Duleep Singh, last Emperor of the Sikhs, who was forced - as a nine-year-old - to sign away the Punjab and the Koh-i-Noor to Queen Victoria. This is his story, and its repercussions.
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