Explore the rise of Sikh Army Panchayats in post-Ranjit Singh Punjab, their role in governance, and their stand against British influence on the frontier.
BIR SINGH, BABA (1768-1844), soldier become religious preacher and saint, was born in July 1768 at the village of Gaggobua, in Amritsar district of the Punjab, the son of Seva Singh and Dharam Kaur. After the death of his father in one of the campaigns against the Afghan rulers of Multan, Bir Singh joined the Sikh army. He participated in Maharaja Ranjit Singh *s campaigns for the capture of Kashmir and Peshawar. After several years of active service, he secured his dismissal from the army as he came under the influence of Baba Bhag Singh, a Sikh saint belonging to Kuri, in Rawalpindi district.
Discover Sant Gurmukh Singh's life dedicated to sevd, contributing to the restoration of Sikh shrines through selfless kdrsevd and enduring devotion.
Discover the fascinating history of the Sikh administration in Punjab through official Khalsa Darbar Records from 1811-1849, now meticulously cataloged.
Discover the intricate dynamics of Panjab before the First Sikh War with key insights on power struggles, army tensions, and socio-economic conditions.
Explore the unbiased history of the Anglo-Sikh wars (1845-49) and Punjab annexation by Gough & Innes. Discover key battles like Ferozeshah.
Discover the remarkable story of Chand Kaur, the bold Maharani of Lahore, who defied norms to stake her claim to the throne during turbulent times.
Discover the legacy of Sant Hari Singh Kaharpuri, a Sikh saint who championed spiritual teachings and modern education in rural Punjab.
Discover the role of the Khalsa Defence of India League in boosting Sikh military enlistment during WWII and preserving their special army position.
Explore Panjab Singh's valorous journey from a Sikh soldier to a decorated leader in the British army, with rich historical ties and awards.
