Discover the life of Partap Singh, the talented and charming prince whose life was tragically cut short, leaving a mark on history with his intelligence and grace.
Discover the bravery of Ramdat Singh, a valiant soldier in Maharaja Ranjit Singh's army, who fought fiercely until his last battle in 1790.
Explore Sahib Singh Bhangi's legacy in 18th century Punjab and his alliance with Ranjit Singh. Discover his strategic fort holdings and military prowess.Explore Sahib Singh Bhangi's legacy in 18th century Punjab and his alliance with Ranjit Singh. Discover his strategic fort holdings and military prowess.
Explore Sham Singh Atarivala's legacy, his battles, and his pivotal role in Sikh history. Discover his courage and dedication to the cause.
Explore the legacy of Surat Singh Majithia, a Sikh commander who played a pivotal role in the Anglo-Sikh wars and was honored with the title of Raja.
Explore the intriguing life of Thakur Singh, linked to Maharaja Duleep Singh, and learn about his roots in Amritsar's Jagatpur village.
ACHCHHAR SINGH, JATHEDAR (1892-1976), a Gurdwara officiant and Akali politician who twice held office as Jathedar (provost) of...
Discover the legacy of Arjan Singh Chahal, Sardar Bahadur, a pioneering Sikh leader and honorary magistrate who shaped Punjab's history in the 19th century.
Learn about the unique Bandai Sikhs who revered Banda Singh Bahadur as their eleventh Guru and faced expulsion by Tatt Khalsa in 1721. Explore their beliefs!
BHANGA SINGH (d. 1815), a prominent sardar of the Karorsinghia chief ship, seized in January 1764, after the fall of Sirhind, the parganah of Pehova along the bed of the River Sarasvati, 22 km west of Thanesar. Later he captured Thanesar leaving Pehova in the possession of his brother, Bhag Singh. Bhanga Singh and Bhag Singh commanded a force of 750 horse and 250 foot. In 1779, Bhanga Singh aligned himself with the Mughal chief, Abdul Ahd Khan, to recover his territory from Raja Amar Singh of Patiala. In January 1786, Bhanga Singh along with other Sikh chiefs entered the Ganga Doab at the head of 5,000 horse and ravaged Meerut, Hapur and Garh Mukteshvar. In April 1789, Mahadji Scindia, regent of the Mughal empire, confirmed Bhanga Singh`s right to rakhi or cess levied for protection in some of the areas under his influence.
