JAGATJIT SINGH, MAHARAJA
JAGATJIT SINGH, MAHARAJA (1872-1949), son of Raja Kharak Singh, was born on 23 November 1872 and ascended the throne of...
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Letter J
This section is dedicated to entries starting with the letter J, highlighting subjects like journalism's role in society, justice systems across the world, and the art of jewelry-making. Explore the journeys of influential figures, uncover historical junctures, and understand the significance of various scientific jargons that have shaped the modern world.
JAGGA, BHAI
JAGGA, BHAI, a Khatrl of Dharni clan, was a devoted Sikh of the time of Guru Arigad. As he first...
JAGHERA,
JAGHERA, also called Nanakpur Jaghera, a village about 4 km south of Ahmadgarh (30°42`N, 75"51`E) in Ludhiana district of the...
JAGIASI
JAGIASI, also Jagiasu or Jijnasu is a religious sect cognate with the Udasi section of the Nanakpanthis of Sindh. The...
JAGIRDARI
JAGIRDARI, a feudal system of political and revenue administration based on jagir, lit. fief or grant of land received from...
JAGSI, BHAI
JAGSI, BHAI, a resident of Fatchpur, was a devoted Sikh of Guru Arjan`s time. He, as says Bhai Man! Singh,...
JAHANDAD KHAN
JAHANDAD KHAN, one of the many sons of Painda Khan and a half brother of Fatch Khan Wazir, was appointed...
JAHANGIR, NUR UDD-DIN MUHAMMAD
JAHANGIR, NURUJDDIN MUHAMMAD (1569-1627), fourth Mughal emperor of Delhi. Born SalTm, he assumed at his accession the title of Jahangir,...
JAHARNAVI (JAHNAVI)
JAHARNAVI (JAHNAVI) Jaharnavi (Jahnavi) was brought by the ascetic Bhagiratha..... (Malar M. 4, p. 1263) Jaharnavi or Jahnavi is...
JAI RAM
JAI RAM (d. 1518), brother in law of Guru Nanak, was a trusted official at the court of Nawab Daulat...
JAI SINGH
JAI SINGH (d. 1784), a Jatt Sikh of Majha living near the village of Atari in Amritsar district, joined hands...
JAI SINGH ATARIVALA
JAI SINGH ATARIVALA (d. 1838), son of Wazir Singh, was a soldier and jagirdar during Maharaja Ranjit Singh's reign. About...
