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CHATAR SINGH ATARlVALA

CHATAR SINGH ATARlVALA (d. 1855), commander and provincial governor under minor Maharaja Duleep Singh, was the son of Jodh Singh...

COUNCIL OF REGENCY

Explore the pivotal role of the Council of Regency in Punjab's history from 1844-49, tackling challenges and shaping governance during...

EDWARDES, SIR HERBERT BENJAMIN

EDWARDES, SIR HERBERT BENJAMIN (1819-1868), soldier, writer and statesman, son of the Rev. B. Edwardes, was born on 12 November...

KISANA, BHAT

Explore the life of Kisana Bhat, resident of Chahal near Lahore, and his connection to Guru Nanak. Learn about historical...

LAHORE POLITICAL DIARIES

Explore intimate accounts of British residents in 1846-49 Lahore, capturing political events and trends during the Regency period between the...

MAKKHAN SINGH, BHAI

Discover how Bhai Makkhan Singh protected the sanctity of the Darbar Sahib in Amritsar from British incursions during the post-Anglo-Sikh...

METUI

Explore METUI's adventurous life as a Russian soldier in the Sikh army, his Kashmiri marriage, and his life in Lahore....

OCHTERLONY, SIR DAVID

OCHTERLONY, SIR DAVID (1758-1825), soldier and diplomat, son of David Ochterlony, was born at Boston, Massachusetts, on 12 February 1758....

POONA RESIDENCY CORRESPONDENCE

Explore Poona Residency Correspondence's rich accounts of British-Sikh relations, revealing pivotal historical events and key figures before 1800.

PREMA PLOT

Discover the intrigue behind the 1847 Prema Plot, a conspiracy to overthrow British control in Punjab, spearheaded by Maharani Jind...

ABBOTT, SIR JAMES

ABBOTT, SIR JAMES (1807-1896), British Resident\'s assistant at Lahore, capital of the sikh kingdom, after the first Anglo - Sikh...

ANGLO-SIKH WAR II

Explore the 1848-49 Anglo-Sikh War II, marking British domination and the end of the Sikh Kingdom. Learn about strategies, resistances,...

The Sikh Encyclopedia

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