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Account: Alexander Burnes on the Akali/Nihang
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Alexander Burnes made a name for himself as a traveler and a British agent in Afghanistan and Central Asia.
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Account: Charles Metcalfe on his First Meeting with Ranjit Singh
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Charles Metcalfe in a capacity of a diplomat met with Ranjit Singh and wrote of his encounter with the Sikh Maharaja.
Account: Victor Jacquemont on his meetings with Ranjit Singh
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Victor Jacquemont in his travels to the Sub-continent met with Maharaja Ranjit Singh and he wrote an account of his audience.
Account: Victor Jacquemont on European Officers of the Sikh Army
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Victor Jacquemont during his travels to the Sub-continent made an observation on the conditions of European officers serving under Ranji...
Founders: Ranjit Singh of the Sikh Empire
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Ranjit Singh established an Empire that the Sikhs as well as Muslims and Hindus called their home. He emerged as another defining leader ...
Who was Bandar Singh Bahadur?
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Guru Gobind galvanized a generation of Sikhs earning him enormous respect second only to Guru Nanak. After his assassination in 1708, ...
Who was Guru Gobind Singh?
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If Guru Hargobind established the foundation of Sikh martial tradition, Guru Gobind built the structure that furthered the militarizatio...
The Rise of Sikh Military - Guru Hargobind
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Sikhs made a name for themselves as ferocious soldiers. They served in major conflicts in modern history, from the wars of India and Pak...
Sikhism: The Basic
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Sikhism is one of the major religions in India and recognizable in the world for their long beards and turbans that exude an aura of m...
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Founders: Guru Nanak of Sikhism
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Guru has been used informally to mean an expert in a particular field – financial guru, fitness guru, business guru, etc. For the Sikhs,...
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What Happened during the Second Afghan-War?
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The First Anglo-Afghan War witnessed the extent of British aggression and Afghan resolve to maintain its independence. British India, ho...
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The House of Barakzai of Afghanistan - Part 3
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Nadir Khan became Nadir Shah after deposing King Amanullah in 1929. Amanullah's downfall came no surprise after the late King imposed ...
The House of Barakzai of Afghanistan - Part 2
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After the Second Anglo-Afghan War, Afghanistan rebuild under the leadership fo Abdur Rahman. As the new century came near, new challenge...
The House of Barakzai of Afghanistan - Part 1
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The dynasty led Afghanistan from 1826 to 1973 and on that period it battled foreign intervention, imperialism, traditionalism, and tri...
What Happened during the First Anglo-Afghan War?
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Many great powers had fallen to the quagmire of Afghanistan. The most recent, the United States and NATO found it difficult to stabilize t...
Founders: Dost Mohammad of the Barakzai Dynasty
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He lived, survived, and thrive in a volatile Afghanistan. Filled with rivalry between family, clans, and tribes he established a dynasty. ...
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