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Discover the epic tale of Mandhata, the chakravarti king, his miraculous birth, and his praises for Guru Nanak Dev in this mythological narrative.

Dive into the lunar race lineage of King Pururavas and Puru and their connections to Guru Nanak Dev's praise. Uncover mythological ties in history.

Explore the legacy of Raj Kaur, Maharaja Ranjit Singh's beloved consort, influential in state affairs and mother of heir Kharak Singh.

Discover Rama Baba, maternal grandfather of Guru Nanak, a key figure from village Chahal near Lahore. Explore his family connections and legacy.

ALLARD, BANNOU PAN DEI (1814-1884), born of Raja Menga Ram of Chamba and Banni Panje Dei at Chamba on 25 January 1814, married Jean Francois Allard, one of Maharaja Ranjit Singh\'s French generals, in March 1826, and bore him seven children, two of whom died in infancy and are buried in Lahore along with their father. Allard and his wife also adopted a little orphan, Achille. In 1834, Bannou Pan Dei, her children and two of her female attendants accompanied Allard to France.

COURT, CAROLINE FEZLI AZAMJOO (1821-1869), born as Fezli Azamjoo in Kashmir on 13 June 1821, married Claude Auguste Court, a general in the Sikh army, by 1836. They had three children by the time they left the Punjab in 1843. On 25 June 1844, Fezli and her children were baptized at Marseilles, and she was on the same day religiously married to General Court by the Bishop in the Cathedrale of Marseilles. A fourth child was born in Marseilles in 1845. Little else is known about Fezli Azamjoo`s life at Marseilles.

DESAN, MAI (d. 1778), daughter of Amir Singh of Gujrariwala, was married to Charhat Singh Sukkarchakkia in 1756.

Explore the remarkable life of King Janaka, father of Sita, renowned for his spiritual wisdom and legendary bow of Shiva. Uncover his timeless legacy.

Explore the legacy of Karam Singh, a chief of the Nishanarivali misl, who played a pivotal role in 18th-century Sikh military campaigns.

Discover the historical legacy of Kirpal Singh, a notable figure from Bathinda linked to Punjab's nobility through strategic alliances and family ties.