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Explore the historical journal Akhbarat-i-Singhan, detailing Sikh-era events in Punjab, 1839-1847, based on official reports from General Avitabile.

Explore the captivating lives of European adventurers in 19th-century Punjab, their military roles, and impact on the Khalsa army's westernization.

Explore the life of Ratan Singh Man, a key figure in the Sikh army. Discover his role in major battles, contributions, and the legacy he left behind.

Discover the incredible life of Achille Allard, saved by Maharaja Ranjit Singh, educated in Paris, and intertwined with General Allard's legacy.

Discover the journey of General Gulab Singh, a key figure in Sikh history, from his rise in Ranjit Singh's army to his role as Governor of Peshawar.

Discover the inspiring story of Said Beg, the Mughal general who joined Guru Gobind Singh at Chamkaur, leaving a lasting legacy in Sikh history.

Discover Benjamin Allard's pivotal role in 19th-century Lahore's trade networks and European investments, blending commerce with personal legacy.

Explore the legacy of General Gurdit Singh Majithia, a key figure in Sikh history who commanded troops for Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Learn more.

Discover the tale of Mughal general Said Khan, whose encounter with Guru Gobind Singh shifted destiny from conquest to spiritual devotion.

ANARKALI, the oldest Mughal tomb in Lahore, was built between 1605 and 1615 by Emperor Jahangir for his former favourite dancing girl Anarkali. The tomb was surrounded by extensive gardens enclosed within a high protective wall, and several buildings and palaces were erected in the gardens by Mughal princes and nobles. In 1799, Maharaja Ranjit Singh put up his headquarters there while besieging Lahore. Subsequently, he offered Anarkali to his eldest son, the heir apparent Kharak Singh.

Explore the life of General Harsa Singh, a prominent figure in the Khalsa army, and his role in the 19th-century military history of Punjab.

Discover the rich history and significance of 'Sardar,' an honorific title symbolizing leadership and valor among Sikhs and in the military.