Sikh Ramgarhia

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ਜਾਣਹੁ ਜੋਤਿ ਨ ਪੂਛਹੁ ਜਾਤੀ ਆਗੈ ਜਾਤਿ ਨ ਹੇ ॥੧॥ ਰਹਾਉ ॥ (ਪੰਨਾ 349, ਸਤਰ 13, Nanak)

Sikhism does not endorse caste based distinctions in society that lead to unequal opportunities for some people. In fact, Sikhism completely rejects class or race based distinctions between humans, that leads us to make an inequitable society. Such distinctions have surfaced only due to ill interests of certain section of people, who, on the pretext of making a society more manageable through these classifications, eventually paved the way to an unequal grouping within the human race. This article is just for information purpose and to share how people from different castes came into the Sikh fold. So, please treat this article as a source of general information about this issue and kindly do not amend this article to highlight this important underlying Sikh principle. If you have any comments, please discuss them appropriately here

Castes & Tribes
Ramgarhia
Classification
Subdivisions
Significant populations in India
Languages Punjabi
Religions Sikhism


History of the Ramgarhia

The Ramgarhia invented Sikh Empire and Sikh Misls and Defeated The Mughal Empire is considered "India's last golden age and one of the three islamic empires of islamic republic of india and the last maharaja of Sikh Empire socialite with Queen of England and The Title Ramgarhia and Word Ramgarhia to royal family's of royal highness and Ramgarhia Succeeded India and England from Past Sikh Empire and Ramgarhia had successfully annexed the Punjab from Mughal rule and established a new Sikh rule under the rakhi system and Very high Caste Protecting India in Medievil India.

Sardar Jassa Singh

At this time the celebrated Adina Beg Khan, the Imperial Governor of the Jullundur Doab, exercised great influence in the Punjab. As there was constant quarrelling between him and the Sikhs, Baron Jassa Singh was sent to him as their ambassador by the Sikhs, who considered the Sardar one of the ablest men among themselves. From all accounts Sardar Jassa Singh was a tall, handsome young man, possessing rare intellectual qualities. Khan was so pleased with him that he granted all the demands of the Sikhs, to plead for which Baron Jassa Singh had been sent. Moreover, Adina Beg took him and his brothers into his service and made him the Tahsildar over a large district. He remained for a long time in the service of the Governor.

Katra Ramgarhian

The Ramgarhian Katra (Bazar) was the natural adjunct of the Ramgarhia fort, which has been stated, was the chief seat of the family, and the headquarters of the Ramgarhia army, numbering thousands. The Bazaar arose on the space between the Ramgarh fort and the Bunga in the environs of the temple, and named Ramgarhian Katra. In the same way the Ahluwalia built a Bazaar between their fort and the temple and named it Katra Ahluwalian. The Ramgarhian Katra is the greatest of all the Katras and covers over an area extending over 3 gates of the city. This is one more proof of the fact that the Ramgarhia forces appointed to guard the temple were more numerous than those of any other Misl. This Katra constitutes one fourth of the city. It is till known by that old name and the signboards with the inscription (Katra Ramgarhian) are put up by the Municipality on its boundaries. In this way the memory of this great house is kept to this day.

The Ghallughara

When Prince Timur, son of Ahmad Shah Abdali, marched against Adina Beg, the latter retreated towards the hills to the north and Baron Jassa Singh and his brothers left him and went to Amritsar, where they joined the forces of Nand Singh . The younger brother of Sardar Jassa Singh was at this time killed in action with the Afghans near Majitha. After the terrible blow dealt to the Sikhs by Abdali, in the Battle of Ghallughara('Holocaust'), in which 17,000 Sikhs fell, the three brothers, Jassa Singh, Mali Singh and Tara Singh, with Jai Singh Kanhaiya (Leader of the Kanhaiya Misl), were reduced to the necessity of hiding in jungles and subsisting on whatever chance threw in their way. They had, however, the temerity to visit Amritsar to bathe in the sacred tank, and pillaged the suburbs of the city. When attacked by the Shah's troops they fired off their matchlocks and fled to the jungles. After the departure of Ahmad Shah, Jassa Singh with his brothers Mali Singh and Tara Singh, and Jai Singh Kanhaiya emerged from their jungle retreat, and collecting their followers ravaged the country far and wide, building forts and establishing military outposts. When Khawaja Obed, the Governor of Lahore, attacked the Sikh fort 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 divided by the Barons of the two Misls.

Victory and continued occupation of Lahore

The Afghan prince and his guardian, seeing that all their attempts to disperse the Sikhs had failed, and that the number of the insurgents was daily increasing by thousands, and realising that the forces at their own disposal, however well armed and disciplined, were not strong enough to stand before them, considered it prudent to evacuate Lahore and retire towards the Chenab. They retreated in the night, unknown even to their own Hindustani troops, whom they distrusted, and in such haste that the royal family fell into the hands of the enemy, though they were subsequently released. This took place about the middle of 1758. The triumphant Sikhs occupied Lahore under their celebrated leader, Baron Jassa Singh Ramgarhia

Ramgarhia Gracious God Principal

  • Ramgarhia Gracious God from Brahmin Astrology in Order

Je Nam Jivin Sati is Sikh Ramgarhia Deity As Known As The Graciuos God in Sikh Ramgarhia Founder Ram Singh Dhiman Since Guru Nanak Period

Ramgarhia Principal Schemes

  • Ramgarhia Principal Schemes from Brahmin Astrology Real Ramgarhia Schemes in Order

Ramgarhia principal schemes when comes to Ramgarhia Gotra/Surnames education and money noting with surnames or trying to do big headed, there aim getting married and rising kids and support your self or aboard and not living with family parents side and own household of your own family and more independent and rising many kids son and daughter can do better then parents and do better out there and build up pollution and Ramgarhia Gotra/Surnames be common and seen and having own family is easy task and more busy playing with kids and do more out there with own family policy and making easy for public transport of pregnancy and producing babies more and more and making them toddlers happy expand amount of babies to family and how cute and own family Law talking to each other how many kids and how easy way of rising and no hard chance to be made of pregnancy and many kids and short of money support own family and bride is more important in life and without bride no kids and love bride so much and there lifestyle and noting is important

Ramgarhia Gotra/Surnames

  • Ramgarhia Gotra/Surnames from Brahmin Astrology Real Ramgarhia Gotra/Surnames Alphabetical Order

Assi, Bachu, Bahra, Bansal, Bassan, Bilkhu, Birdi, Bhambra, Bhamra, Bhogal, Bhui, Bhumi, Bhurji, Chaggar, Chana, Deerhe, Devgan, Devsi, Dhanjal, Dinjal, Dhupia, Ghatora, Hoonjan, Hunjan, Jandu, Jhita, Lall, Lotay, Lyall, Kalsi, Matharu, Marway, Mudarh, Mudhar, Nandra, Notay, Padam, Panesar, Phull, Rayat, Reehal, Riat, Royal, Sagoo, Sambhi, Sembhi, Sehmi, Sain, Sira, Slatch, Sokhi, Ubhi, Vilkhu, Virdi

Eminent Ramgarhias

  • (Eminent Best Ramgarhias from Brahmin Astrology Real Eminent Ramgarhias in Order)
  • Jaspreet Hunjan - An Sikh Ramgarhia Related to Indian Parliament working with Indian PM and MP Classed as working with Secret Service (RAW) Research Analysis Wing in India and Japanese PSN ID iMPORTtUNER777 Doing Trophy Real Life Situation to Indian Parliament Run The County India and On PSN Trophy Leaders Website and Translate into Indian Language and Congress Miss Lall (Happy Birthday to You Jaspreet)