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[[Image:Bhaivirsingh.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Bhai Vir Singh]] '''[[Bhai Vir Singh]]''' ([[5 December]], [[1872]] - [[10 June]], [[1957]]) was a poet, schola

1813: Maharaja Ranjit Singh obtained Kohinoor from Shahsuja Amir of Kabul. ...gadh Sahib, Anandpur Sahib to Jaito, under the leadership of Sardar Pratap Singh Khurdpuri.

...250px|A calligram of Guru Nanak Dev ji using Japji Sahib Bani, by Devinder Singh|right]] ...ib that follows is taken from "[[The Encyclopedia of Sikhism]]" by Harbans Singh (published in 1996 by the Punjabi University, Patiala):

...ny of the older Sikhs still alive in Singapore recall tales of one Maharaj Singh, a political prisoner exiled to Singapore by the British after the Second S ...tomb and later made it into a shrine of sorts, believed it was Baba Karam Singh and the name has come to stay. There may have been other political prisoner

My name is Basant Kaur. My husband's name was Sant Raja Singh. We came away from our house on March 12, and on the 13th we stayed out, in ...was then that they decided to kill the girls. My jeth, his name is Harbans Singh, he killed his wife, his daughter, his son, he was small, only eight days o

[[Image:STN3.jpg|thumb|100px|left|S. Sunder Singh, Early Community Spokesman]] ...ian Singh, S. Boota Singh, S Wariyam Singh, S. Santa Singh and S. Dausanda Singh as trustees.

[[Image:Tejasingh.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Prof. Teja Singh]] =='''Professor Teja Singh'''==

[[Image:Nawab Kapur Singh (1697-1753).jpg|thumb|300px|right|Nawab Kapur Singh (1697-1753)]] '''Nawab Kapur Singh Virk''' (1697-1753) is considered one of the most revered, pivotal and lege

*Great, Great Grandmother of ([[Guru Gobind Singh]]) ...f the Sikhs, by the 10th and last human Guru of the Sikhs, [[Guru Gobind Singh ji]], it is now the central and Perpetual guide of all Sikhs.

...arshuram Chaturvedi also thinks that he was vaishnav saint. Pundit narayan Singh said he was born in Pakoi. (It seems that the Lucknow word kakori, became p * Bhai Kanh Singh Nabha mentioned only a vague history of Bhagat Bhikhan, calling him a sadh

...mous Amritsar artist, G.S.Sohan Singh, was his son. His eldest son, Sundar Singh, was killed in theJaIliarivala Bagh firing. Bhai Giaan Singh jee was a naam-loving Gursikh and a very big lover of keertan. He was born

4. Jodh Singh, "Review of Ancient Indian Thought", Guru Nanak and Indian Religious Though 8. Op.cit., Jodh Singh, p.1

'''Khalsa''' which means 'pure' is the name given by [[Guru Gobind Singh]] to all [[Sikhs]] who have been baptised or initiated by taking [[Amrit]] ...term "Khalsa", however, acquired a specific connotation after Guru Gobind Singh (1666-1708) introduced, on 30 March 1699, the new form of initiatory rites�

4. Jodh Singh, "Review of Ancient Indian Thought", Guru Nanak and Indian Religious Though 8. Op.cit., Jodh Singh, p.1

...munity." (quote from '''Heritage of Sikhs''', page 255, written by Harbans Singh). ...hs were completely ignored. In 1916, A Sikh representative [[Sardar Gajjan Singh]] of [[Ludhiana]] moved an ammendment be attached recommending the addition

[[Image:DefinitionDunSikh 1 Amrit.jpg|thumb|300px|right|'''[[Guru Gobind Singh]] initiating the [[first five members]] of the [[Khalsa]]''' ]] === [[1699]]: Guru Gobind Rai (Singh) establishes the [[Khalsa]] ===

...small>A page from the handwritten bir of [[Guru Granth Sahib]] by [[Pratap Singh Giani]], located on the first floor of [[Sri Harimandir Sahib]], [[Amritsar * [[Bhai Vir Singh]]

'''Army of [[Maharaja Ranjit Singh]]''', a formidable military machine that helped the Maharaja carve out an e ...nth century, but was unsuited to the needs of changing times and to Ranjit Singh's ambition to establish a secure kingdom for the Sikhs, one free of forign

...He is a great martyr. I would feel proud to send my younger son Sandeep Singh to serve in Indian Army."}} ...org/images/6/64/Rabinder_Singh_QC_100.jpg|"The appointment of Mr Rabinder Singh QC, a talented and highly respected barrister, to the High Court, represe

*1. Harbans Singh & L.M. Joshi, An Introduction to Indian Religions, P. 58.