Lohgarh Capital of Sikh Sovereignty
Important Discussions
- Misconception about Banda Singh Bahadar
- Lohgarh as Mukhlisgarh : Concocted Story
- Chronology Of General Banda Singh Bahadar
- Banda Singh Bahadar Fort in Koppal, Karnataka
- Martyrs Sikh Generals
- Khalsa economy
- Lubana Banjara Sikhs Gunpowder traders
- Tanda and Khalsa Raj
- Bhai Lakhi Shah Banjara
- Pir Budhu Shah
Maps
- Lohgarh Khalsa Rajdhani
- Attock to Bareilly Khalsa Raj
- Khalsa Raj Forts Locations (Attock to Bareilly)
- Lohgarh zone
- Trade Routes of Banjara Sikhs
- Manji (Sikh preaching Centres) around Lohgarh
- Lubana Banjara Sikhs Gunpowder traders
- Thanesar map
- Lohgarh in Indian Subcontinent
- Lohgarh In Punjab and Haryana
- Guru Tegh Bahadar visits Lohgarh.
- Khalsa fort in Karnataka
Discover Lohgarh Fort: A Marvel of Architecture and Defense
Dive into the architectural brilliance and strategic significance of Lohgarh Fort. Discover its extensive walls, hidden passages, and innovative water systems that fortified this bastion of Sikh sovereignty. Explore maps, illustrations, and archaeological insights that bring Lohgarh's grandeur to life.
Fortification and Defense Systems
Uncover the robust walls and strategic defenses that made Lohgarh Fort a formidable stronghold.
Hidden Passages and Secret Structures
Explore the secret tunnels and hidden chambers that played crucial roles in Lohgarh Fort's defense.
Ingenious Water Systems and Supplies
Discover the advanced water and supply systems that ensured sustainability within Lohgarh Fort.
Baba
Baba Banda Singh Bahadur
Lohgarh Fort served as the capital (Rajdhani) of the first Sikh empire, known as the Khalsa Raj. This empire was established in 1710 by Baba Banda Singh Bahadur, a prominent Sikh leader.It’s believed that the flag of Sikh sovereignty was unfurled here in 1710, marking a pivotal moment for the Sikhs.
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