Rise and Fall of the Sikh Empire explained in less than 7 minutes (Sikh history docum

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THESE SIKH KHALISTANI TYPES ARE BRAINWASHED...

LEFT A A REPY FOR THEM:

​ ​ Diphyllum QUOTE: 'Who needs white feminism when you have Sikhi?'


SIKHISM RESPECTS WOMEN RIGHT?


CARE TO EXPLAIN WHY A SIKH WOMAN WAS BRUTALLY KILL EDD "KHALISTANI?" :


"Sikh Chand Kaur killed on 11th June 1842, head smashed on wooden pikes
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Maharani Chand Kaur (1802 – 1842) was briefly regent of the Sikh Empire. She was the wife of Maharaja Kharak Singh and mother of Nau Nihal Singh, her only son. "

LET US EXAMINE YOUR HALF BAKED HISTORICAL NONSENSE:


......SIKHISM WAS CREATED 1500's.


1st Guru Nanak (1469 – 1539) Founder of Sikhism / non-violent
2nd Guru Angad (1539-1552) non-violent
3rd Guru Amar Das (1552-1574) non-violent
4th Guru Ram Das (1574-1581) non-violent
5th Guru Arjan (1581-1606) non-violent


SIKH HISTORY; PERIOD BETWEEN 1500 TO 1606 = 100 YEARS RIGHT?


6th GURU HARGOBIND SINGH (1595 - 1644) BEGAN FIGHTING, ROUGHLY IN: 1612?


UPON GURU ARJANS DEATH (courtesy of Muslim Mughal), SIKHS BECAME MILITARIZED, YES?
10th GURU GOBIND SINGH (1666 – 1708) CREATED THE SIKH KHALSA (unified warrior code) IN 1699 RIGHT?


IN THE "GAP YEAR OF NON VIOLENCE", WHAT WERE YOUR SIKH GURUS AND SIKH WOMEN DOING FOR APPROXIMATELY 100 YEARS???
BAKING CAKES???
HINDUS WERE FIGHTING INVADERS...AND YOU? THROWING LIBERAL PICNICS? FIGHTING THIN AIR? PROTECTING HINDUS? SAVING INDIA??


LONG BEFORE && AFTER SIKHISM, HINDUISM HAS PRODUCED FAR MORE FEMALE WARRIORS, FEW BELOW:


- Naikidevi: The Queen who Defeated Mohammed Ghuri
Battle of Gujarat or Kayadara, 1178. It was during her short regency that the Queen made history.

- 1339 Kota Rani (The Last Hindu Queen of Kashmir).

- Rani Durgavati (born 1542-1564) fought & defeated Mughal Akbar 3 times! Queen of Gondwana from 1550 until 1564.

-Maharani Ahilya Bai Holkar (1725–1795) Fought against Islamic plunderers!

- Rani Avantibai (1858) Lodhi-Warrior Queen!
Avantibai vowed to fight the British Raj to regain her land 1858.

- Rani Kittur Chennamma (1778–1829) rebellion against the British East India Company in 1824.

- Rani Abbakka Chowta (1525-1570) The Portuguese were defeated 6 times by Rani Abbakka.

- Onake Obavva the brave Hindu warrior woman from Karnataka. Who single handed fought with the army of Hyder Ali (1754-1779,

father of Tipu Sultan).

- Queen Keladi Chennamma (Died 1696) The Queen who Defied Mughal Aurangazeb (1618). Chennamma fought the war without defeat and

battle with Mughals ended in a treaty.

- Rani Bhavashankari, the ruler of Bhurishrestha Kingdom, who defeated the Pathan resurgence in Bengal and again established

Hindu sovereignty

- Rani Rampyari Gurjari Chauhan Who Defeated Taimur Lang.
Rampyari Gurjar was chosen to lead the regiment of the 40,000 strong women army.
The Eminent Scholar Poet Chandra Bhat was chosen as the official Bard. He wrote an eye witness account of the war with Taimur.


- Rani of Jhansi ( 1828 – 1858)
She was one of the leading figures of the Indian Rebellion of 1857.

- Rani Lakshmi's "Durga Dal"
an elite force of women warriors.


CONCLUSION: FEMALE EMPOWERMENT BEGAN IN INDIA WITH HINDUISM!

VIDEO IS FILLED WITH HALF BAKED PROPAGANDA-INACCURACIES...YOU MIGHT AS WELL CREATE A DISNEY MOVIE, YOU'D HAVE MORE SUCCESS!

1) UPON RANJEET SINGHS DEATH, SIKHS BEGAN SQUABBLING FOR POWER.
SIKH EMPIRE COLLAPSED DUE TO INTERNAL FIGHTING (for example *Chand Kaur, see footnotes!)

2) FEW SIKH DEFEATS:
-Anglo-Sikh War (1848-49)
-Anglo-Sikh War (1845-1846)
-Battle of Ferozeshah (1845) 3,000 dead Sikhs
December 22, a new Sikh army, led by Tej Singh, arrived. Gough ordered a cavalry charge, which was successful, but then the

cavalry rode off, as ordered by their commander. This surprised many on both sides, and, fearing a trick, Singh withdrew and

led his army back across the Sutlej into Sikh territory. It was a costly victory for the British: 700 killed out of a total of

2,415 casualties. The Sikhs had an estimated 3,000 casualties.

-Battle of Chillianwala (Gujrat)
-Battle of Sobraon, (1846) 8,000 dead Sikhs
-Battle of Aliwal (1846) 3,000 dead Sikhs
-Battle of Gujrat (1849)

3) Sikh holocaust of 1746 Chhota Ghallughara (Smaller Massacre)
A massacre of a significant proportion of the Sikh population by
the Mughal Empire. An estimated 7,000 Sikhs died in these attacks.

4)
Sikh holocaust of 1762 (Huge Massacre)
Estimated that 15,000 to 20,000 Sikhs were killed on February 5, 1762.
The Vadda Ghallughara was a dramatic and bloody massacre during the campaign of Afghanistan's
Durrani Empire.

5) Persecution of the Sikhs (1739–46)
Zakariya Khan Bahadur, the Governor of Lahore, offered lucrative rewards for the discovery
and killing of Sikhs.

6) Persecution of Muslims in the Sikh Empire (1799—1849)
Following the Sikh occupation of Samana in 1709, the Sikh army participated in a massacre of the city's residents. 10,000
unarmed Muslim men and women were slain.Following the Siege of Sirhind, Banda Singh Bahadur ordered that all men, women and children be executed
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7) Ranjit Singh murdered and slaughtered large number of Muslims and innumerable Muslim women were gang-raped during his rule and converted "Badshahi Mosque" into a stable for his horses.

8) THE NAME "SINGH" ORIGINATED WITH HINDUS: 3 well known Hindu warriors with the surname Singh (Sikhism created 1500's).


A) Hindu Hammir Singh (1326–1364)

B) Hindu Kshetra Singh (1364–1382)

C) Hindu Lakha Singh (1382–1421)

9) Duleep Singh, GCSI (1838 – 1893) Son of Ranjit Singh, last heir to the sikh empire.
Duleep Singh converts to Christianity abandons Sikh nation migrates to England.
The end of the Sikh empire. No King, No empire!

*Maharani Chand Kaur (1802 –1842) was briefly regent of the Sikh Empire. She was the wife of Maharaja Kharak Singh and mother of Nau Nihal Singh, her only son.

In 1840 Kharak Singh and Nau Nihal Singh were assassinated and, on the grounds that Nau Nihal Singh's widow Sahib Kaur was pregnant, Chand Kaur staked her claim as regent for the unborn successor to the throne.
The dowager Maharani retired to her late son's palace in Lahore and received a pension of 900,000 rupees. In July 1841 Sahib

Kaur's son was stillborn, ending any justification for a renewed claim to the regency. However she had made an enemy of Dhian

Singh, who replaced her servants, who killed her on 11 June 1842 by smashing her head in with wooden pikes.