The following is the order of battle for the Lushai Expedition (1871-1872).

Contents

• Lushai Field Force
• References
• Sources

Lushai Field Force

Cachar (Left) Column ^{[1] [2]}

• General George Bouchier
  • Half Peshawar Mountain Battery (Captain Blackwood RA)
  • No 1 Coy Sappers & Miners (Lt Harvey RE)
  • 500 22nd Punjaub Native Infantry (Colonel Stafford)
  • 500 42nd Assam Light Infantry (Colonel Rattray CB)
  • 500 44th Assam Light Infantry (Colonel Hicks)
  • 100 Police (Mr Daly)
  • Column support
    • 1440 coolies (Lieutenant-Colonel Davidson)
    • 800 coolies (sepoys baggage, Major Moore)
    • 121 elephants
    • Senior Staff Officer Frederick Sleigh Roberts
    • Brigade Major Captain Thomas
    • Aide-de-Camp Captain Butter
    • Inspector General of Hospitals Dr Buckle
    • Political officer John Edgar
    • Assistant Political officer Mr Burland
    • Topographical Survey (Captain Badgley)
    • Telegraph (Mr Pitman)

Chittagong (Right) Column ^{[1] [3]}

• Brigader-General Charles Henry Brownlow
  • Half Peshawar Mountain Battery (Colonel James Hill)
  • No 3 Coy Sappers & Miners
  • 500 27th Punjaub Native Infantry
  • 500 2nd Gurkhas (Colonel H. Macpherson)
  • 500 4th Gurkhas (Colonel Tytler)
  • Support
    • Political officer (Thomas Herbert Lewin)
    • Assistant political officer (Mr Crouch)
    • Medical Officer 2nd Gurkha (Dr Allen)
    • Assistant Quartermaster-General (Captain East)

Manipur Contingent ^{[4] [5]}

• Brigadier William Frost Nuthall
  • 1552 Manipuri troops (Major Sewai Chumba, Major Thangal)
  • 530 Kuki Contingent
  • 1749 coolies

References

Sources

• Chatterjee, Suhas (1990). Mizo Encyclopaedia. Aizawl: Jaico Publsihing House.

• FIBIS (21 July 2008). "Lushai Expedition". Families in British India Society.

• Lewin, Thomas Herbert (1885). A fly on the wheel: Or, how I helped to govern India. London: W.H. Allen & Co. Retrieved 27 January 2025.

• Singh, N. Lokendra (9 June 2020). "A Brief Note on Manipur and the Lushai Expedition, 1871-1872". The Sangai Express. Manipur. Retrieved 25 January 2025.

• Reid, A.S. (1893). Chin-Lushai Land: Including a description of the various expeditions into the Chin-Lushai Hills and the final annexation of the country. Calcutta: Thacker, Spink and Co.

• Roberts, Frederick Sleigh (1898). Forty-One years in India from Subaltern to Commander in Chief. London: Richard Bentley and Son. Retrieved 21 January 2025.

• Woodthorpe, Robert Gosset (1873), The Lushai expedition, 1871-1872, London: Hurst and Blackett