Rise of Sikh Power in the Punjab

Rise of Sikh Power in the PunjabBy: Sohan Singh Sital First Printed in 1970, this is first edition printed by Lahore Book Shop. It is a hard cover new book with some small dings to the corners. Size: 8. 5" x 5. 5" 332 pages. Sohan Singh ji tells the story of the Sikh rise to power, starting with Baba Banda Singh Bahadur and ending with the last invasion of Ahmed Shah Abdali. This covers the tragic period of the Chota and Vada Ghallugara, the depravity of Mir Manu, and glory of the

The earliest known Janamsakhi dates back to 1658

Published in 2010

where the Sikh Soldiers fought to save the British in the principal centers of the revolt across India

the religious tolerance that has remained a highlight of Sikh culture and the portrayal of the tenth Guru as a perfect man

Hardcover is without dust jacket

and a very good read

Edited by Kerry Brown

000 people were killed

and are sung in Gurdwara along with Gurbani

These are a wonderful papers on time and death as taught by the Siri Guru Granth Sahib

such as the so-called Sahaj-dhari Sikhs

as the name suggests