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...re and ravaged twice during that year the territories in the Gariga Yamuna Doab of Najib ud Daulah, his ally and agent at Delhi. Ahmad Shah invited Mir Muh

...akash]], records an early instance of the warrior bands of the Ban [[Doaba|Doab]] (land between the Rivers [[Beas]] and [[Ravi]]) being organized into four

...n Panth Prakdsh, records an early instance of the warrior bands of the Ban Doab (land between the Rivers Beas and Ravi) being organized into four tummansor ...andiala, Bundala, Vairoval and Fatehabad; Singhpuria in parts of Jalandhar Doab and ChhatBanurBharatgarh areas south of the Sutlej;

...s of Jalandhar and Hoshiarpur in Doaba, Kharparkheri and Singhpura in Bari-Doab and Abhar, Adampur, Chhat, Banoor, Manauli Ghanauli, Bharatgarh, Kandhola, ...ccupied the Jagir. The Sikhs were driven out of [[Amritsar]] into the Bari Doab and then across the Satluj into Malwa by Diwan Lakhpat Rai, Zakarya Khan's

...uddha Dal spread in the countryside of Majha (area of Bari Doab and Rachna Doab, especially the former). ...ultanpur Lodhi area in theJalandhar Doab); Singhpuria in parts ofJalandhar Doab and ChhatBanurBharatgarh areas south of the Sutlej; Karorsinghia misi'm a l

...Sikh chiefs had very nominal control over the western part of Sindh-Sagar Doab - areas of Fatehjang, Pindigheb and Bhakhar. The rule of Maharaja Ranjit Si

Even more generous was Mcleod, Commissioner of the Doab,

...khs. His account was completed in A.D. 1811-12 at Batala in the upper Bari Doab.

'''In [[Jallandar]] Doab'''

...ation canal or otherwise known as Sua in Punjabi as part of the Upper Bari Doab irrigation network in 1859. The villagers helped excavate this canal and fo

...nd he founded his first dharamsala in the Thal or steppe of the Sind Sagar Doab. His followers are mainly Khatris and Aroras of that tract and the disciple

Shamas Khan, the sub-Governor of the Jullandhar-Doab zone declared jehad against the Sikhs to check their rapid advances. As a r ...The combined forces of Sikh Misls crossed the Jamuna and attacked Gangetic Doab to punish the muslim Nawabs for atrocities against their own people.

...ssa Singh Ramgarhia to liaise with the subedar (governor) of the Jullundur Doab, Adina Beg Khan. While drawing his salary from the Mughals, Adina Beg Khan ...AD. This siege, under the command of Adina Beg, the Governor of Jallandhar Doab, continued for four months up to January 1749 AD. Sardar Jassa Singh Ramgar

...still in the Punjab, watching helplessly the devastation of the Jalandhar Doab at their hands.

Shamas Khan, the sub-Governor of the Jullandhar-Doab zone declared jehad against the Sikhs to check their rapid advances. As a r ...The combined forces of Sikh Misls crossed the Jamuna and attacked Gangetic Doab to punish the muslim Nawabs for atrocities against their own people.

...or enlistment from the Manjha (the country between the Ravi and Bias), the Doab (between the Bias and Satluj) and the Malwa countries (comprises the portio

...r Banda Singh Bahadur escaped into the Sirmour hills to appear in the Bari Doab. Even Lahore, the provincial capital city was not safe from the Sikhs.46 In

...ce treaty of 9 March, the Lahore Darbar was compelled to give up Jalandhar Doab, pay a war indemnity amounting to a million and a half pounds sterling, red

...his 5 Senapatis had one grave. After this fight the Sikhi spread in whole doab. The courage of people came out and they became Sikhs and became member of

...o farther than Sirhind. As he was marching homewards through the Jalandhar Doab, Sikh sardars, including Jassa Singh Ahluvalia, Jassa Singh Ramgarhia, Char