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...governor of Lahore , to chastise the Sikhs, he despatched General Mukhlis Khan with an army of Seven thousand to attack Amritsar. ...army started to retreat due to the rain of stones from the fort., Mukhlis Khan challenged, "You are the sons of brave men and there is only a band of faki

...Its Own Historians, Vol. VIII. A brief account of the life of Anand Ram Mukhlis is contained in Dr. Syad 'Abdullah, AdabiatiFarasi men Hinduon ka Hissa pub ...h from 1724 to 1748." Earlier he had also worked as vakil of 'Abd us Samad Khan, the governor of Punjab from 1713 to 1726.

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-Priest Caste) of [[Brahmins in Sikhism|Brahmin]] Verna, General of 6th Sikh Guru Hargobind, and A Practising Sikh Disciple of Guru Hargobin = Mukhlis Khan attacks Amritsar =

...gh arrived here to have the Harimandar liberated from the control of Massa Khan Ranghar, and chastised the desecrator of the holy shrine, they fastened the ...he adopted Hindu daughter (slavegirl, according to some sources) of Rustam Khan, the Qazi of Muzang, a suburb of Lahore. She was of a religious bent of min

...Maharaja Ran] it Singh. The Golden dome was constructed by the famous Sikh General Hari Singh Nalwa. ...ir Guru. The Guru raised a regiment of Pathans under the command of Painde Khan. Many in the Guru's Pathan regiment had served in the Mughal army from wh

...way back to the royal courts, in the fighting the Chief Constable, Mukhlis Khan was killed. ...y in his arms and placed his head on his thigh and wiped his brow, Painday Khan realising his folly asked for forgivness and Guru Ji blessed him.

...rn of the bird. Shah Jahan sent his trusted general Mukhlis Khan. “Mukhlis Khan Marched from Lahore at the head of 7000 troops, who were, however, signally ...ru Tegh Bahadur, did two remarkable acts. He accompanied Raja Ram Singh, a General of Aurangzeb, who had been sent to subdue Raja of Kamrup in Assam. Guru Sah

...gh arrived here to have the Harimandar liberated from the control of Masse Khan Ranghar, and chastised the desecrator of the holy shrine, they fastened the ...to tradition, the daughter (slavegirl, according to some sources) ofRustam Khan, Qazi ofMuzang, a suburb of Lahore. She was of a religious bent of mind fro

...Many of our men imbibed low cunning and deceit. Therefore, the Hindus, in general, lost manliness of character and straightforwardness of behaviour.”5 ...us sections of society. Also disconcerting to the society was the state of general oppression which equally affected the various classes of the people.