In April 1819 Sultan Khan of Bhimbar agreed he would cooperate with Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s army in its advance to the valley of Kashmir. Pandit Birbaldhar with his son Raj Kak on behalf of Pandit…
The Austrian traveler Charles von Hügel met Maharaja Ranjit Singh in 1835 at Lahore later wrote in his travelogue that Maharaja told him that it cost him Rs 60 lakh rupees and 12,000 soldiers to…
The Raebareli (UP) born Syed Ahmad Barelvi had declared Jihad against Bhatti Jatsikh ruler Maharaja Ranjit Singh just because he happened to be non-Muslim ruler. The Syed thought he would replace Maharaja first and then…
The Abbasid Caliphate was the strongest and richest kingdom on the world at that time.They were ruling territory from Central Asia to North Africa.This time is also known as the golden period of Islam.According to…
Captain A. Mathews was at Lahore in April 1808 and notes that Maharaja had sent spies to Kashmir to report about the condition of the road from Bhimbar to Srinagar, and political situation in the…