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Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
Nawab Imamudin Khan
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
The account follows Ghulam Mohiuddin’s advancement through the household of Diwan Moti Ram and his sons. Administrative work led to diplomatic responsibilities for Ranjit Singh, including dealings with Afghan leaders. The chapter…
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Nawab of Mamdot
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
The Mamdot account connects the family with the Afghan settlement at Kasur. Nizamuddin Khan and Fatehuddin Khan first served the Bhangi conquerors and later established their own authority there. The chapter follows…
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Pandit Radha Krishan
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
Radha Krishan’s family traditions connect Mathura, Uch and Lahore. The chapter discusses religious learning and a land grant attributed to Jahangir for growing flowers used in worship. It also follows later links…
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Pandit Shankar Nath
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
Shankar Nath’s family is traced from Kashmir through Delhi and service with the Gwalior administration. Hari Ram was invited to Lahore and worked in royal clerical and treasury offices. Shankar Nath followed…
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Partab Singh Sadhu Gurayahwala
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
The Sadhu Gurayahwala account follows a family of cavalry officers serving the Sukarchakia chiefs. Kahn Singh held a service grant under Ranjit Singh, and Partab Singh entered employment through his maternal uncle,…
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Rai Kishan Chand
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
The Rai Kishan Chand chapter introduces the Chamyari Patni branch of the Bhandari family through a tradition about Rai Bhag Mal and Baba Farid. The story explains the names of the Patni,…
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Raja Dina Nath
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
The Dina Nath chapter presents a leading financial and political official who retained influence through the upheavals of the late Sikh state. It emphasises his administrative knowledge and capacity for work while…
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Raja Sahib Dyal
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
Raja Sahib Dyal’s family is described as having served the Delhi emperors before moving to Lahore. Chhaju Mal later joined Jai Singh Kanhya, participating in campaigns and receiving responsibilities in Amritsar. The…
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Raja Tej Singh · c.1846Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
Raja Tej Singh
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
The account begins with Khushhal Singh’s move from Ikri in the Meerut region to Lahore. He entered military service and became part of Ranjit Singh’s personal guard before rising to the influential…
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Ratan Singh Kot Diwan Singh
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
The Kot Diwan Singh account follows Diwan Singh, Hukam Singh and Soba Singh through service under successive Sukarchakia rulers. It describes grants, campaigns and the retention of two villages after annexation on…
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Rattan Chand, Dogal
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
The Dogal family account links Wazirabad with both religious activity and administrative service. Kishan Kaur served Gurbakhsh Singh Wazirabadia, and Shiv Dyal later managed territory for the Sukarchakia chiefs. His sons held…
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Sahib Singh Isapuria
Lahore & Amritsar · 1865
The Isapuria family is introduced as a Randhawa branch. Dasaunda Singh served Adina Beg and later joined the Bhangi confederacy, obtaining an estate that included Isapur. Ran Singh entered Ranjit Singh’s service,…
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