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European adventurers, scholars and officials

Explore the life of Max Arthur Macauliffe, renowned translator of Sikh scriptures and historian of Sikhism, who made Sikh traditions accessible to the West.

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Nineteenth century Literature

PRACHIN PANTH PRAKASH

Explore the riveting Sikh history from Guru Nanak's time to 18th-century Punjab power dynamics in Ratan Singh Bharigu's Prachin Panth Prakash.

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Eighteenth century Literature

SRI GUR SOBHA

Explore the poetic marvel of Sri Gur Sobha, a blend of eulogy and history by Sainapati, celebrating Guru Gobind Singh’s legacy and the Khalsa.

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Nineteenth century Literature

BIJAYBINOD

Explore BIJAYBINOD, an 1844 Punjabi verse chronicling Punjab's tumult post-Ranjit Singh, revealing hidden biases and historical distortions.

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Nineteenth century Literature

GUR KIRAT PRAKASH

Explore the lives of Sikh Gurus in 'GUR KIRAT PRAKASH' by Vir Singh Bal. A poetic journey through Sikh history, written in Braj and Gurmukhi.

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Eighteenth century Literature

MAHIMA PRAKASH

Discover the rich lives of the ten Sikh Gurus detailed in the historic manuscript 'MAHIMA PRAKASH,' with ties to ancient texts and Sikh heritage.

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Bhai Gurdas and the early Sikh literature

PREM SUMARAG

Explore 'PREM SUMARAG,' an 18th-century guide on Sikh life, detailing religious norms and social conduct, enriching your understanding of Sikh traditions.

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Nineteenth century Literature

SRI GURU GRANTH PRAYAY

Dive into SRI GURU GRANTH PRAYAY, a rare glossary of the Guru Granth Sahib preserved at Khalsa College, revealing word meanings in their textual context.

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Nineteenth century Literature

BRAHAM GIAN

Explore BRAHAM GIAN, an 18th-century Punjabi theological manuscript, preserved in limited copies, offering insights into divine knowledge and Sikh tenets.