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...that followed, Jai Singh's only son, Gurbakhsh Singh, was killed, and the Kanhaiyas suffered a defeat. Later, Sada Kaur, widow of Gurbakhsh Singh, betrothed he

...t, and seized from there a large quantity of arms. In 1763, along with the Kanhaiyas and Ramgarhias, he sacked the Afghan stronghold of Kasur. In 1764, he ravag

...place at Achal, about 6 KM south of [[Batala]], which was the seat of the Kanhaiyas. [[Jai Singh]] was defeated and his son, Gurbaksh Singh, husband of Sada Ka ...ack. Here territory was, in the meantime sequestered and the wealth of the Kanhaiyas lying at Atalgarh (Mukerian) was confiscated. Batala was granted as a jagir

...ier Sikh chiefs. He was killed in 1774 when embroiled in a battle with the Kanhaiyas and the Sukkarchakkias atJammu wither he had marched to settle the issue of

...on, who managed to secure the active support of Charhat Singh and of the [[Kanhaiyas]]. Ranjit Deo enlisted the support of the [[Bhangis]]. The rival armies mar

...the battle of Dinanagar which they fought against the joint forces of the Kanhaiyas and the Ramgarhias. Ranjit Singh employed it in his campaigns of Daska, Kas

...n in Mughal possession since 1619. The Fort was ultimately occupied by the Kanhaiyas in 1783. In 180304, Sansar Chand twice invaded Sikh territories in the regi

...brother Ganda Singh who, dying of illness at the time of a battle with the Kanhaiyas at Dinanagar, was in turn succeeded by his minor son, Desa Singh, under who

...son, who managed to secure the active support of Charhat Singh and of the Kanhaiyas. Ranjit Deo enlisted the support of the [[Bhangi]]s. The rival armies march

...t at Gujranwala, he was opposed by the united forces of the Ramgarhias and Kanhaiyas and the guns, ammunition and treasure left by the Governor were equally div

...t at Gujranwala, he was opposed by the united forces of the Ramgarhias and Kanhaiyas and the guns, ammunition and treasure left by the Governor were equally div

...la, he was opposed and defeated by the united forces of the Ramgarhias and Kanhaiyas. The guns, ammunition and treasure left by the Governor were equally divide

...g, Khushab and Chiniot in the West and Sialkot and Gujrat in the east. The Kanhaiyas ruled over the area comprising a major part of the present Gurdaspur distri

...Jasvan and Haripur. In 1776, they were defeated by the combined forces of Kanhaiyas and Raja Sarisar Chand Katoch of Karigra and their territory annexed by the ...: the Bhangis 20,000 horse, the Ahluvalia 3,000, the RamgarhTas 3,000, the Kanhaiyas 3,000, the Dallevalias 7,500, the Nishanarivalias 12,000, the Shahids 2,000