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Explore the life of Maharaja Karam Singh, a Sikh ruler who supported the British, strengthened Patiala, and honored Sikh Gurus with historical shrines.

Discover the story of Panjab Kaur, wife of Baba Ram Rai, who challenged injustice and became a leader in Dehra Dun after her husband's untimely demise.

Explore the history of Raja Sahib Singh (1773-1813), his leadership, and the pivotal role of women in his reign, ensuring Patiala's legacy.

Discover Agampur, a village near Anandpur Sahib, home to Holgarh Gurdwara and Gurdwara Mata Jit Kaur Ji, rich with Sikh history and heritage.

Discover the life of Akali Kaur Singh, a revered Sikh scholar and preacher who championed education and social reform in India and Kashmir.

Discover Pashaura Singh's dramatic quest for power in the Punjab: a tale of ambition, alliances, and betrayal in the mid-19th century.

Immerse in Satvant Kaur's adventure set against 18th-century Afghan invasions. A captivating historical romance of courage and faith by Bhai Vir Singh.

Discover Bijai Singh, a historical romance by Bhai Vir Singh set in 18th-century Sikh trials, showcasing faith and sacrifice. A tale of valor you can't miss.

Discover the story of Khem Karan, Bibi Rup Kaur's husband, and their historical ties to Kiratpur and the Guru Har Rai lineage.

Discover the life of Rani Prem Kaur, wife of Prince Sher Singh and mother of Partap Singh. Her legacy endures despite historical challenges.

Discover an unpublished Persian manuscript narrating Punjab's history from 1839-1843 post-Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Explore the political turmoil and power struggles.

BUR SINGH (d. 1892). son of Ruldu Ram, appointed to do menial jobs first as an attendant in the household of Maharaja Ranjit Singh`s wife, Rani Mahtab Kaur, and then as a water carrier in Kanvar Sher Singh`s, carried out some of the confidential errands he was assigned to with such great skill that he not only rose in rank but also hadjagirs in Mukerian, and houses at Batala and Lahore bestowed on him. For his assistance to the British on the occasion of General Pollock`s advance on Kabul, he received ajagir near Peshawar. His enemies took advantage of the murder in September 1843 of his master, Maharaja Sher Singh, to harm him.