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REAL HISTORY OF LOHGARH KHALSA RAJDHANI | RESEARCH 2016 | SIKHISM |
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2018
- Lohgarh -Khalsa Rajdhani (in the present Yamuana Nagar district of Haryana) is one of the most important place in Sikh history. From here the flag of Sikh sovereignty was raised in 1710, by the great Sikh General- Baba Banda Singh Bahadur. The cliometrics techniques used for new historical reflection discoveries, evidences, facts, and its interpretations, produces altogether a new history of Sikhism and Lohgarh Fort - the Khalsa Rajdhani. It will serve as a potential new reference, not only for Sikh history, but also the world history. After perusal of the Sikh history, we get across three Lohgarh-Forts, which were built by Sikh Gurus at different points of time. Under the leadership of Sikh Gurus, it took almost 70-80 years for establishing such a huge Fortification at Lohgarh. The epicenter of Lohgarh Fort spread in more than 7000 acres; and dozens of small Fortresses and chowkis (army posts) were established in the Shivalik hills in the present districts of Yamuna Nagar, Ambala and Panchkula. Fortresses were set up right from Indri, Ladwa, Babain, Shahbad, Barara, Ambala, Shahjadpur, Jagadhri, Sadhaura, Mustafabad, Raipur Rani and Pinjore to deal with the aggression of the mammoth army of the Mughals. Altogether this was made out to uproot the Mughal Empire from the Indian Sub-Continent, who made emergence atrocities to natives.
For making of such a huge Fortification a lot of fund was required and therefore a common wealth was created by the Vanjara and the Labana communities to raise funds for the construction of the Lohgarh Fort. The tandas (halting places of the trade caravans of the Vanjaras, which have now become villages) made special endeavours throughout the Indian Sub-Continent to raise finances for the cause of freedom from foreign yoke. In the early eighteenth century the Mughal economy was 24.4% of the world’s economic system and the Vanjaras Sikhs were the primary players of it. The Vanjaras were so rich traders that the Mughals had assigned them ‘mansabs’ in various regions of the Empire. The Vanjaras where the richest population of the nation and even had political power, but their feeling of nationalism was unmatched, they worked wisely and secretly, for many decades, to fulfill the mission of the Lohgarh Fort. Bhai Lakhi Rai Vanjara was the main leader behind the objective and a large number of nayaks (leaders) and the Vanjaras followed his path.
Banda came to Punjab with a large men around him and tandas of Vanjara Sikhs circulated the Hukamnama of Guru Sahib -stating war against the Mughals has opened and Sikhs were ordered to join Baba Banda Singh Bahadur. This rebellion was not against a small monarch, but it was against the world’s most powerful empire. The battles of Lohgarh were fought mainly by the Vanjaras, the Labanas and the Sikhligars. After the battles of Lohgarh (1710-1716), the Mughal Empire began gradually declining. Later on the capturing of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur, the Vanjaras tried to carry on the battle against the Mughals, but could not sustain for want of a great leader. The Mughal regime inhabited 85 villages with Rangar people (the Rajputs turned Muslims) in the vicinity of Lohgarh; and, with this the Vanjaras had to yield a very big toll. This was the beginning of their genocide in the Northern India and the royal farmans (command) were issued that whereever Nanakprast (Sikhs) found, they should be killed right there and the person killing them shall be rewarded with 10 rupees per head; this was a big amount in those days. This continued for the next 30 to 40 years, i.e. up to 1750s, till the Sikh Misls captured this region and set up their administrative control over this region. The Sikh feudal never bothered to take charge of their Vanjara Sikh brethren who were passing their life in misery in the hills bordering the former district of Ambala.
Thanx sir.....ਅਸਲੀਅਤ ਤੋਂ ਜਾਣੂ ਕਰਵਾਉਣ ਕਰਵਾਉਣ ਲਈ ਬਹੁਤ ਧੰਨਵਾਦ
Great gagan ji....u r doing a wonderful job
No word's for explanation your achievements in the way OF SIKHISM....
The oldest history of Sikhs...
providing him a priceless informations about Sikhism...
Lot of thx DDPO SAAB.....
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PALA SARPANCH MALRI BARAGUDHA
Baba ji .. Buhut wadula ithaas hi... Bas lor hi parchar di... Kom buhut door hor chuki hi ithas to ...
Waheguru bal bakhase ... Keep it up .. Babaji
Paaji you are a proud of sikh panth, really appreciate your efforts
Good JoB Singh Saab 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sir please also found relationship between jaimal phatta and vanjara community
Amazing Information !!! Wahe Guru ji !!
Ultimate research, no match 🙏
Waheguru Ji
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Wahe guru ji.
ik gal nahi samajh lagi k Jdo dwara sikh raaj aaya Maharaja Ranjit singh da te ohna ne es lohgarh topic utte kuj kam kyo nahi kitta
That's what m thinking too
Tusi sahi khoj kiti
Brahman government ne Sikh history nu loka to lukaya hai....great job
Nice
Good details
Gurbani anusar tusi sahi khoj kar rehearsal ho
te hor v fort ne lohgarh de naam to jiwe anandpur sahib vich oh kede ne....plz quries clear kryo ji🙏
World the sab to bada revolution
Stone te juti maran wale immediate roke khalsa panth
Sâda man lohgrah khalsa rajdhani
Dr Harjinder Singh has told that he was misled to this so-called FORT. Lohgarh fort was just one village and not 7000 acres. Full of gossips. This was NOT biggest fort. This is distortion of history.
Alka ji have seen Lohgarh Zone. A piece of advice for you make survey of field, before commenting on Sikh History.
it was wrong of him to involve gurbani into his research, as for i can see he knows nothing about gurbani, even talkian about lakhi vanjarais a bit far fetched . banda bahadur nu hindu sarkaran ne bad wich pahilan apnia ne visaria hai, jo kush milda hai usdi sambhal jaroory hai. makhan shah jan lakhi sah us same de characters ne, jano jaroor per aj bare jaroor sochna banda hai asin kidher nu ja rahe han.past ton hosla lai sakde han ghumand karke kush nahin milna.
Pata nahi bhai kya bol rahe ho...lekin mai bhea yahaan lakishah vanjara ke baare me jaan ne aaya hu....
How do u know
Most of the information is in Delhi that is documented about Lakisha vanjara
Hello we have folklore