sikh empire

On the morning of January 14, 1761, palpable tension enveloped the Maratha camp at Panipat. The Marathas were aware of the dire stakes, and had prepared themselves for the impending clash with their Afghan adversaries. Victory was not merely an option but an imperative for their survival. As...

In the midst of January 14, 1761, an air of tension and desperation grips the Marathas as they muster their forces to break the siege at Panipat. They understand the immense stakes at play, realizing that victory is their only path to survival. The battle commences with a fierce clash between...

The Sikh Empire was at war with the rulers of what is now modern day Afghanistan for most of its existence, first kicking them out of the Punjab and, once that was done, taking Peshawar from them, forever confining Kabul's power to the regions west of the Khyber Pass. My question is, can Ranjit...

So in this case let's say Punjab / Panjab/ the Sikh Empire realizes what is happening around the world and, quickly industrializes and westernizes in 15 years i.e. 1831 to 1846. How does this change history after that?

Following the death of its founder, Ranjit Singh, in 1839, the Sikh Empire went through a period of turmoil, with four Maharajas in just ten years and several assassinations. Thanks to this weakness, the British managed to fully subjugate it - with some difficulty, in spite of the Sikhs...

Sikhism is one of the world's youngest religion that grew in the fertile and multi religious province of Punjab and has both religious influences from Islam and Hinduism Yet it does not even make up the majority of the Punjab region for many reasons such as persecution, strong opposition and...

Which Empire has a chance of becoming a Protectorate of the British Raj if they survived the British East India Company?

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Sikh Empire Survives Flag of the Sikh Empire ( Sarkar-I-Khalsa ) Timeline - Explanation of the POD - Ranjit Singh had established a strong and promising sikh state that had united most of the Punjab region in northwest India. Unfortunately, the great potential of this nation was...