Discover the legacy of Gauhar Singh, a Siddhu Jatt and founder of Atari village in Amritsar, who was a key figure in Punjab's history during the 18th century.
GUJJAR SINGH BHANGI (d. 1788), one of the triumvirate who ruled over Lahore for thirty years before its occupation by Ranjil Singh, was son of a cultivator of very modest means, Nattha Singh. Strong and well built, Gujyar Singh received the vows of the Khalsa at the hands of his maternal grandfather Gurbakhsh Singh Rorarivala, who presented him with a horse and recruited him a member of his band. As Gurbakhsh Singh was growing old, he made Guijar Singh head of his band. Soon the band was united to the force of Hari Singh, head of the Bharigi misi or chief ship. Gujjar Singh set out on a career of conquest and plunder.
Discover the tale of Gurbakhsh, an Udasi saint who challenged false claims in Anandpur after Guru Gobind Singh's era, influencing Sikh lineage.
Explore the legacy of Bhai Gurbakhsh, a devoted Sikh leader who served Guru Har Krishan and Guru Tegh Bahadur, and his impact on the Jaunpur sangat.
Explore Gurbakhsh Singh's role in the capture of Amritsar and his influential matrimonial alliances that shaped the future of Wazirabad in the 18th century.
Discover the legacy of Sant Gurbakhsh Singh, a scholarly and religious luminary renowned for his debating prowess and contributions to Sikhism.
Discover the legacy of Bhai Gurbakhsh Singh, a revered warrior, who founded a dynasty in Kaithal, and led many conquests with Patiala's Ala Singh.
Explore the legacy of Gurbakhsh Singh Kanhaiya, famed for capturing the Karigra Fort and shaping the 18th-century Punjab landscape before his valiant end.
Discover the legacy of Gurbakhsh Singh Kalsia, a key leader of the Karor Singhia Misi and founder of the Kalsia principality, shaping Sikh history.
Discover Gurbakhsh Singh's pivotal role in managing historic Sikh affairs and the community kitchen under Mata Sundari's guidance in the early 1700s.
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