Ramblings of a Sikh
Deeply researched history that most people have never heard of, from overlooked lives, forgotten turning points and the stories that have been left out.
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Banda Singh Bahadur: How the Khalsa Built a State
In this free excerpt, Satnam Singh explains how Banda Singh Bahadur moved from military success to the practical work of building a state. He separates what the sources tell us from later inference, then traces the evidence for coins, offic...
What Punjabi Folk Songs Reveal About Women’s History
In this free excerpt, Harleen Singh explains how folk songs, embroidery, food and family memory preserved women’s experiences in Punjab. He also discusses why women and men often remembered Partition differently, and how oral testimony can...
Why Sikh History Isn't Just Punjabi
Why is so much early Sikh literature written in Braj rather than Punjabi?
In this free excerpt, Dr Jvala Singh explains how Braj circulated across religious traditions, and why the language of a text does not tell us everything about its b...
Why Guru Gobind Singh Ji invited Hindu and Muslim scholars to Anandpur
History, medicine, philosophy, literature and gardening. In this free excerpt, Satnam Singh explains the range of subjects being studied at Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s court in Anandpur.
He discusses scholars bringing books, Sanskrit and Persia...
Emily Eden in India: Why Her Sketches Matter for History
What can a visitor’s sketches tell us about Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s Punjab?
In this free excerpt, Professor Eleanor Nesbitt discusses Emily Eden’s journey to the Sikh court in the 1830s and the value of her pictures as historical records....
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