Explore the remarkable journey of Jassa Singh Ahluwalia, founder of the Ahluwalias and leader of the Dal Khalsa who declared Sikh sovereignty in 1761.
Discover the legacy of Jodh Singh Wazirabadia, a powerful Sikh chief who navigated alliances and betrayals in 18th-century Punjab. Dive into his historic impact.
Discover the bravery of Maimun Khan, leading Afghan troops under Guru Gobind Singh, defending Anandpur against a Mughal assault in 1703.
Explore the storied life of Man Singh, a Risaldar Major, who bravely served in Maharaja Ranjit Singh's army and received the Order of Merit for his valor.
Explore the storied career of Sir George Pollock, field marshal and baronet, renowned for his pivotal role in Afghanistan retribution campaigns.
Explore the history of Qutb udDin's rule in Kasur, his conflict with Ranjit Singh, and his ultimate downfall. Discover the key events from 1802 to 1832.
Explore the history of Qutb Uddin, Afghan chief of Kasur, his battle against Ranjit Singh, and his role in the Sikh-Afghan expedition. A tale of bravery and intrigue.
Discover the story of Raghupat Rai Nijjhar, a devout Sikh landlord, who hosted Guru Tegh Bahadur and the origins of Gurdwara Gurusar Sahib at Khem Karan.
ANANDPUR DI VAR is a versified account in Punjabi, by one Ram Singh, of a battle fought in 1812 between Sodhi Surjan Singh of Anandpur and Raja Maha Chand of Kahlur. Sodhi Surjan Singh was a lineal descendant of Suraj Mall, a son of Guru Hargobind. His father, Nahar Singh, who was a brave and influential person, had established an independent state by force of arms. Surjan Singh, too, was a man of prowess, and was increasing his area of influence. Maha Chand, the chief of the neighbouring state of Kahlur, was jealous of the growing power of Surjan Singh whom he considered no more than a vassal of his.
Explore the life of Ram Dial, a renowned Sikh general, commanding 30,000 troops by 16, and his expeditions in Kashmir, Multan, and beyond.
