Explore AGAMPURA, a revered Gurdwara near Balachaur, commemorating Guru Gobind Singh's 1688 visit. Just 11 km from Jagadhari station, Haryana.
BHIM CHAND, ruler of Kahlur (Bilaspur), a princely state in the Sivaliks, from 1665-92. The family claimed descent from Chandel Rajputs of Bundelkhand. Bhim Chand`s father, Dip Chand, was a tributary of the Mughals and he was allowed to exercise nominal authority over twenty-two states in the hills including Kulu, Karigra, Mandi, Suket and Chamba. Till the accession of Bhim Chand to the gaddfin 1665, the rulers of Kahlur had maintained amicable relations with the Gurus. In 1635, Guru Hargobind had retired to Kiratpur, a town founded by his son, Baba Gurditta, on the base of the Kahlur mount.
Discover the legacy of Ganga Ram, a brave son of Bhai Sadhu and Bibi Viro, who fought valiantly in the 1688 Battle of Bhangani alongside Guru Gobind Singh.
GIRDHAR LAL or Girdhari Lal, a poet in Guru Gobind Singh`s retinue at Paonta, was the author of Pingal Sdr, a treatise in verse on Hindi prosody. According to its autobiographical stanzas 716, Girdhar Lal was the son of Gaj Mall, a Khatri of Gadiyal clan. The family came originally from Multan but after a stay at Sadhaura, now in Yamunanagar district of Haryana, had settled at Lahore. From there Dvarka Das, great great grandfather of Girdhar Lal, had shifted to Agra at the in stance of Muzaffar Khan, an Afghan noble.
Explore Najabat Khan's tumultuous role in the Battle of Bharigani and his defection from Guru Gobind Singh. Discover historical insights and key moments.
Discover the legacy of Ram Singh, skilled artisan from Chunar Fort, who crafted a unique wooden gun used by Guru Gobind Singh in the Battle of Bhangani.
Visit Toka Sahib Gurdwara, a serene shrine honoring Guru Gobind Singh, nestled on the Himachal Pradesh-Haryana border. Unveiling history from 1688!
Explore Bhai Uda's role in honoring Guru Tegh Bahadur's legacy and his valor in the battle of Bhangani. A legacy of courage and faith.
