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Discover how Durga Pandit foresaw Guru Amar Das's spiritual eminence on a pilgrimage, leading to a lifelong promise and a transformative legacy.

Discover the history of Ran Singh Nakai, who expanded the Nakai misl's power and territory, shaping the Sikh region's political landscape in the late 18th century.

FATEH SINGH (d. 1716), an army commander under Banda Singh Bahadur, who was appointed administrator of Samana after the town was occupied by the Sikhs in 1709. Fateh Singh participated in several of Banda Singh`s battles against the Mughal rulers. In the battle of Sirhind fought at the nearby village of Chappar Chiri, Fateh Singh killed Nawab Wazir Khan, the faujdar of Sirhind. He was taken prisoner at Lohgarh in December 1710 and, after several years in jail, was executed in Delhi in June 1716 along with Banda Singh and his other companions.

Discover the legacy of Sant Sadharan, a devoted Sikh and carpenter, honored by Guru Amar Das, who preached Guru Nanak's teachings in Bakala.

Explore the profound teachings and contributions of Sant Gurbachan Singh Khalsa, a revered Sikh preacher and head of the Bhindranvala Jatha.

Explore the contributions of Sansram, grandson of Guru Amar Das, to the Sikh scripture. His work aided in the creation of the revered Adi Granth.

Discover the intriguing history of Jaspat Rai, a pivotal figure in Punjab's past during Mughal rule, and his dramatic clash with Sikhs in 1746.

Discover Satta Dum, the rebeck player who co-composed Ramkall ki Var with Rai Balvand, enriching the Guru Granth Sahib's musical heritage.

Discover Kartar Singh Kalasvalia, theologian, poet, and historian who revolutionized Punjabi verse by making it more accessible to Punjabi readers.

Discover the legacy of Shah Daula, a revered Muslim divine from Punjab known for his piety, public works, and embracing Guru Nanak's teachings.

Dive into the life and works of Lal Singh Narotam, a distinguished Nirmala scholar, known for his contributions to Sikh literature and teachings.

Discover the tale of Shahbaz Singh, son of a Lahore kotwal, who resisted conversion under torture in 1745. A testament to unwavering faith and courage.