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  • ..., Hoshiarpur, Jalandhar, and Kapurthala. It is also known as the Jullundur Doab after the city of Jullundur(Jalandhar).
    424 bytes (71 words) - 06:13, 24 February 2007
  • ...d jewellery. A year or so later Buddh Singh's possessions in the Jalandhar Doab were also confiscated by the Maharaja and Buddh Singh shifted to his cisSut
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  • ...Beas directly, in order that their channels may not interfere with the Ban Doab canal. The district contains several large jlzils or swampy lakes, and is f
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  • .... On receiving a written message from Maharaj Singh, he came toJalandhar Doab with 30 to 35 men to join the renewed struggle. On the arrest ofBhai Mahara
    469 bytes (69 words) - 09:27, 16 April 2007
  • ...death of his father in 1814, he was confirmed as governor of the Jalandhar Doab. In 1818, Moti Ram participated in the successful Multan campaign. He becam
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  • ...was at the persuasion of Bahadur Singh who had been assigned to Jalandhar Doab that Bhai Maharaj Singh shifted his headquarters to the Doaba. He accompani
    728 bytes (118 words) - 05:49, 23 April 2007
  • ...ranth Sahib and a lakh and a quarter as protection money for the Jalandhar Doab. Keeping up appearances with the Sikh sardars, he wished to weaken their po
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  • ...the Majha area. Strictly speaking, though, the northeastern half of Rachna Doab is traditionally called Darap, and the southwestern half forms part of the ...of the state. With a richly productive soil and watered by the upper Bari Doab canal and thousands of wells and tube-wells, the two Majha districts produc
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  • ...rhali, Fatehabad, Jalalpur, Goindval, Tarn Taran and Khadur; in the Rachna Doab, Zafarval.
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  • ...ore order. Shaikh Imam ud Din was then appointed governor of the Jalandhar Doab. When in September 1843, Wazir Hira Singh had Bhai Gurmukh Singh and M
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  • ...rpur, Gunachaur and Dakkhni Sarai. The British after the annexation of the Doab in 1846 disarmed his forces, and reduced his jagirs. He, however, turned do ...mmissioner of Hoshiarpur, recommended to the commissioner of the Jalandhar Doab, John Lawerence, that the Baba be banished from the Punjab and sent to Hari
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  • ...d conquered the towns of Dharamkot and [[Fatehgarh]]. On his return to the Doab, he took the Sarai Dakkhni from Sharaf ud'Din, an Afghan of [[Jalandhar]] a ...ad considerably increased his power and territories in the Upper Jalandhar Doab, in parts of [[Ludhiana]], [[Ambala]] and [[Firozpur]] districts and the en
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  • ...it was the capital of the possessions of the Lahore State in the Jalandhur Doab until annexation to the British dominions after the First Anglo Sikh War ,1
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  • ...s of Jalandhar and Hoshiarpur in Doaba, Kharparkheri and Singhpura in Bari-Doab and Abhar, Adampur, Chhat, Banoor, Manauli Ghanauli, Bharatgarh, Kandhola,
    1 KB (163 words) - 05:35, 25 July 2007
  • ...ni''', village near the right bank of the [[Jalandhar]] branch of the Bist Doab canal, 20 km south of [[Hoshiarpur]] (31° 32'N, 75° 55'E), is sacred to [
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  • ...Singh Majithia. In 1848, he was appointed chief justice of the Sindh Sagar Doab. During the Hazara revolt of 1848 he showed sympathies with Chatar Singh
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  • ...charge of Mittha Tiwana, country in the upper regions of the Sindh Sagar Doab. On being implicated in the assassination of Raja Dhian Singh in Septembe
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  • ...Sikhs two years later;and the Sikhs' plundering raids into the GangaYamuna Doab. Once, says Miskin, he along with Rustam Khan, the faiy'darofSialkot, was m
    3 KB (542 words) - 06:33, 6 March 2007
  • ...am Bentick. It is also the originating point of Sirhind Canal and the Bist Doab Canal, the two oldest canals of the present Punjab. Recently a thermal powe
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  • ...nfluence was restricted to a small area around Ghausgarh in the upper Gang Doab. He came to terms with the Sikhs conceding to them the right to collect rdk The Sikhs, passing through the Doab in December 1778, entered Ruhilkhand despite opposition by the troops of th
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  • ...ated between [[river Ravi]] and [[River Chenab]] and formed part of Rachna Doab.
    980 bytes (157 words) - 19:47, 13 July 2009
  • ...the news of Lake's arrival at Panipat, he crossed over into the Jalandhar Doab and ultimately reached Amritsar. Maharaja Ranjit Singh, who was then campin
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  • ...e was an able administrator and his management especially of the Jalandhar Doab brought him much popular acclaim.
    3 KB (451 words) - 21:28, 29 September 2009
  • ...n. They held territory in the neighborhood of Kapurthala, in the Jalandhar doab, and some villages in Majha such as Sarhali, Jandiala, Bundala, Vairowal an ...ndpur, in the Bari doab and Miani, Sarih, and Urmur Tanda in the Jalandhar Doab. Jassa Singh Ramgarhia was a great Sikh warrior of times of Nawab Kapur Sin
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  • ...nnel, hansK, off the Shahi Nahar (the predecessor of the present Upper Ban Doab canal) ensuring perennial supply of water to the sarovars or holy tanks in
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  • ...and seized the towns of Dharamkot and [[Fatehgarh]]. On his return to the Doab, he took Sarai Dakkhani from the Afghan chief Saif udDin of [[Jalandhar]] a ...his collaterals and associates held a major portion of the upper Jalandhar Doab, and the northern portions of [[Ambala]] and [[Ludhiana]], with some portio
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  • ...aja Sarisar Chand Katoch, who had tried to occupy a portion oftheJalandhar Doab, and defeated him near Hoshiarpur. Thereafter he joined the expedition agai
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  • ...their influence. Baghel Singh took possession of portions of the Jalandhar Doab and established himself at Hariana, near [[Hoshiarpur]]. Soon after the Sik
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  • ...e, and which 20 years ago, promised to bring every Hindu in the Sind Sagar Doab into its fold; but afterwards, for some unknown reason, a considerable numb
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  • So are the geographical and topographical features of the Sindh Sagar Doab and the revenue divisions, towns and villages, places of worship and promin
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  • ...deputy. [[Adina Beg]], who had been reinstated as faujdar of the Jalandhar Doab, on being harassed by Taimur and Jahan Khan, sought the help of the Sikhs. ...had been plundering the crownlands north of Delhi and in the Ganga Yamuna Doab; now revenues from these lands had almost completely ceased to make it to
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  • ...]]. It falls in the Jalandhar Revenue Division and is situated in the Bist Doab, Doaba region of the State. The district is sub mountainous and stretches t ...njab was divided into six Doabs. The Jalandhar Doab had 69 Mahals. In this Doab, the most important towns, falling in the Hoshiarpur District, were Sham Ch
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  • ...lan, who resided at Fatehgarh and was master of a greater part of the Bari Doab above Dina Nagar in presentday Gurdaspur district of the Punjab. In 1793, R
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  • ...anded a division of the Khalsa army with 70 guns. He entered the Jalandhar Doab, and having joined his forces with the Ladva chief, seriously threatened Lu
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  • ..., Bulandgarh, Haibatpur, Singhpur, Patti, Ghanoli and Bhartgarh, Jalandhar doab and adjoining areas yielded an annual income of three lakh rupees.
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  • ...the Afghans and the Mughals to spread out in the Bari Doab, [[Jalandhar]] Doab and across the [[Sutlej]] as far as Jind, Thanesar and beyond coming within
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  • ...n the frontier districts by pacification and settlement of the Sindh Sagar Doab, Bannu, Hazara, Peshawar and the entire transIndus region.
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  • ..., Bulandgarh, Haibatpur, Singhpur, Patti, Ghanoli and Bhartgarh, Jalandhar doab and adjoining areas which yielded an annual income of three lakh rupees. Hi
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  • ...appointed Sardar Mangal Singh as Adalati or judicial officer of the Rachna Doab region of Punjab which lay between Ravi and Chenab by the British Resident,
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  • Ujjal Singh was born in Sindh Sagar Doab of Punjab in the little village of Hadali (now in Pakistan). His education
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  • ...made Jalandhar Doab, a new Province of Punjab region, naming it Jalandhar Doab Sarkar. The Muslim Jatts of Jalandhar District, Tehsil Nawanshahr, Claim de ...village of Verpal, In Amritsar District, crossed the Beas, over, in to the Doab, taking the villages of Moron, another village, near Phagwara, and set up h
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  • Doab, and having joined his forces with the Ladva chief, seriously threatened Lu
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  • ...in the Bari Doab. The cis-Sutlej estates and scattered tracts in the Bari Doab were forfeited owing to the hostility of the chief in the First Sikh War; b
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  • ...He and his elder brother Sampuran Singh inherited jagirs in the Jalandhar Doab, as well as, 41 villages in Dipalpur tahsil of Gugera, later Montgomery (Sa
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  • ...lhi. In 1846, he was appointed commissioner of the newly annexed Jalandhar Doab by Governor General Lord Hardinge. (Laird Mair-lit. Gaelic for Lord Mayor).
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  • ...ative state of [[Kapurthala]], and was then the capital of the [[Jalandhar Doab]]. Nanak continued to live at home. He rebelled against Hindu ritual custom
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  • ...lakh and a quarter of rupees as rake or protection money for the Jalandhar Doab. To ingratiate and identify himself further with them, he acknowledged or s A little later, the Sikhs developed their power and influence in the Gangetic Doab; they levied tribute on any towns and villages between the Jamuna and the G
    13 KB (2,209 words) - 08:17, 18 November 2007
  • ...h from Lahore Fort and start the freedom struggle in the Bist of Jullundur Doab in his name. But he was caught unaware in an enclosure near Adampur on the
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  • ...hed out intermittantly to raid the territory of Manjh Rajputs of Jalandhar Doab a.k.a. [[Doaba]]. Once during 1736, on crossing into the [[Majha]] country, ...River Beas and included villages around Miani and Urmur Tanda in Jalandhar Doab. They also held sway over the hill states of Chamba, Nurpur, Jasvan and Har
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  • ...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
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