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'''Dharam Kaur''' (born. 1762) Was the daughter of Sardar Hardas Singh (d. 1762), and Kashi Bai (1747-1803), a Khatri family of Majitha in Amritsar district of Punjab, She was named as Dharma Bai, alias Dharam Kaur. Dharam kaur, was married to Sardar Gurdial Singh (d. 1797), a Uppal Khatri of Gujranwala, in western Punjab. In 1791, she gave birth to the famous Sikh General and Commander of Sikh forces, Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa (1791-1837). When she was a child, her father Sardar Hardas Singh, died fighting against the Afghans | '''Dharam Kaur''' (born. 1762) Was the daughter of Sardar Hardas Singh (d. 1762), and Kashi Bai (1747-1803), a Khatri family of Majitha in Amritsar district of Punjab, She was named as Dharma Bai, alias Dharam Kaur. Dharam kaur, was married to Sardar Gurdial Singh (d. 1797), a Uppal Khatri of Gujranwala, in western Punjab. In 1791, she gave birth to the famous Sikh General and Commander of Sikh forces, Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa (1791-1837). When she was a child, her father Sardar Hardas Singh, died fighting against the Afghans | ||
After the death of her husband in 1797, She with the help of her brothers brought up the young Hari Singh Nalwa. training him in Sikh Martial arts, and became fearless administrator and an expert in archery, armoury and musketry. Her son Hari Singh, | After the death of her husband in 1797, She with the help of her brothers brought up the young Hari Singh Nalwa. training him in Sikh Martial arts, and became fearless administrator and an expert in archery, armoury and musketry. Her son Hari Singh, in 1801, took the Sikh Initiation, (Sikh Baptism), in his early Childhood years. In 1804, she sent him to the Sikh court at Lahore, where he started serving the Sikh Ruler of that time Maharajah Ranjit Singh (1780-1839). | ||
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Dharam Kaur (born. 1762) Was the daughter of Sardar Hardas Singh (d. 1762), and Kashi Bai (1747-1803), a Khatri family of Majitha in Amritsar district of Punjab, She was named as Dharma Bai, alias Dharam Kaur. Dharam kaur, was married to Sardar Gurdial Singh (d. 1797), a Uppal Khatri of Gujranwala, in western Punjab. In 1791, she gave birth to the famous Sikh General and Commander of Sikh forces, Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa (1791-1837). When she was a child, her father Sardar Hardas Singh, died fighting against the Afghans
After the death of her husband in 1797, She with the help of her brothers brought up the young Hari Singh Nalwa. training him in Sikh Martial arts, and became fearless administrator and an expert in archery, armoury and musketry. Her son Hari Singh, in 1801, took the Sikh Initiation, (Sikh Baptism), in his early Childhood years. In 1804, she sent him to the Sikh court at Lahore, where he started serving the Sikh Ruler of that time Maharajah Ranjit Singh (1780-1839).
