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...the boil against the new colonial laws – the new Colonisation Act and the Doab Bari Act. The background to these acts was that the British government had

'''In Jalandhar Doab'''

...Sikh Chiefs had very nominal control over the western part of Sindh Sagar Doab - viz areas of Fatehjang, Pindigheb and Bhakhar. Hari Ram Gupta writes, "E

...sent native state of Kapurthala, and was then the capital of the Jalandhar Doab. Nanak continued to live at home. He was a bright boy who learned his lesso

...subcastes of Punjabi Khatris originally from the town of Bhera in the Jech doab (Jhelum - Chenab interfluve) region of Sargodha district of Pakistani Punja

...of canals he was awarded a murabba, 25 acres of land, under the Upper Bari Doab canal in Chak number 32 near Changa Manga in Chunian tehsil of Lahore distr

...a (modern Indian state of Rajasthan), and the western half of the Gangetic Doab (western part of the modern Indian state of Uttar Pardesh in northern India ...ta (area surrounding the birthplace of Guru Nanak in Punjab called "Richna Doab"), during the period immediately preceding the establishment of the Sikh re

...nnel dug, connecting the tank with the Lower Kasur Branch of the Upper Ban Doab Canal at Rasulpur watermills, 5 km to the southeast. The channel was cement

...stern India, only Punjab came under his permanent rule; [[Kashmir]], the [[Doab]], [[Rajasthan]], and [[Gujarat]] remained under the control of the local

...the 'Kapurs' founded this small state geographically scattered in the Bist Doab area of the Pantopotamia. It is recorded by a historian of Alexander the Gr

...86-1187, and later extending his kingdom past Delhi into the Ganges-Yamuna Doab.

*Mehta Dewan Chand Datt – Governor of the Sind Sagar Doab

...d as the centre for cure of leprosy victims. The Lt. Governor of Jalandhar Doab, Syed Azim Khan, who became Guru Arjan’s disciple, played a leading role

...amed Yaduvanshi Surasenas of Mathura, some of whom disperesed to Jalandhar doab in Punjab after the Turk invasion of Mathura. <ref name="Punjab relocation"