Explore the legacy of Matab Singh, an 18th-century Sikh warrior who stood against oppression and defended faith with bravery and determination.
Explore the riveting Sikh history from Guru Nanak's time to 18th-century Punjab power dynamics in Ratan Singh Bharigu's Prachin Panth Prakash.
Discover the story of Prasadi, a gifted elephant for Guru Gobind Singh, showcasing loyalty and bravery amid the siege of Anandpur.
Discover the inspiring story of Ajmer Singh, a 17th-century Muslim who embraced Sikhism and Khalsa under Guru Gobind Singh's guidance in Chhatteana.
Discover the legacy of Rai Singh, a key leader of the Karorsinghia misi, known for avenging sacrilege and shaping Sikh history in the 18th century.
Discover the history of Ran Singh Nakai, who expanded the Nakai misl's power and territory, shaping the Sikh region's political landscape in the late 18th century.
BHAI: Bhai, literally means brother. In the Sikh culture this term is used to show respect for a person. A saintly person, an intellectual, a humanitarian, a leader may be addressed as Bhai. The British adopted conferring the title of Sardar Bahadur to the persons loyal to their regime.
Explore the intriguing history of Ratan Chand and Karam Chand's battle with the Sikhs in the early 1600s, a tale woven into the rich tapestry of Sikh history.
DAN SINGH, a Brar Jatt of the village of Mahima Sarja in present day Bathinda district of the Punjab, joined along with his son the contingent of Brars raised by Guru Gobind Singh after his escape from Chamkaur in December 1705. Dan Singh by virtue of his devotion and daring soon won the Guru`s trust as well as the leadership of the Brar force. The anonymous author of Malva Des Ratan di Sakhi Pothi states that he was appointed asupali (asvapa/,) or keeper of horses. It was at his suggestion that Guru Gobind Singh chose a high ground near the dhab or pool of Khidrana (now known as Tibbi Sahib near Muktsar), to defend himself against the pursuing host of the faujdar of Sirhind.
