There are two maps. The history map runs from 1469 to the present with a year slider, and the territories, rivers, routes and places on it change as the year changes. Clicking a place opens its page.
The modern map is a map of Punjab today with every recorded village on it. Zoom to your own district, find your own village, and open it. Most village pages are empty, which is the state of the work and not an oversight.
The Stories page lists every written account and subject, filterable by chapter and searchable.
Every account page carries three things: what is known, where it came from, and what is not known. The last of those is the part that matters, because it is where the next person starts.
Pages marked as compiled from published histories have not been checked against a primary document and say so.
If you know something about a place on this site, or find something wrong, the Contribute page says how to send it. A correction from someone who has stood in the place takes precedence over anything cited here.
Nothing here is behind a login and nothing about you is recorded. The site is a folder of static files and it will work from a phone with no network at all.
The what we don't know section on each page is not decoration. It is the list of things somebody could go and find out.
The map is the index. If you want the account of a place, find the place, and if the place is not there it means nobody has written it yet.