Could Ranjit Singh have killed Hari Singh Nalwa?

[genie]

The hindu dogra's betrayed the Sikh lahore durbar for their own self interests to power grab i believe they was largely responsible for negative events and eventually downfalls of the empire. The prime minster of the Sikh empire was a Hindu called mukraj i think his name was and from records it seems he fought hard against the British imperialist invaders even creating a 2nd anglo-sikh war under the instructions of maharani jind kaur. So there was various powers trying to keep Sikh raj going and others trying get their own bit of limelight against the interests of the kaum and nation state.

[chatanga]

The prime minster of the Sikh empire was a Hindu called mukraj i think his name was and from records it seems he fought hard against the British imperialist invaders even creating a 2nd anglo-sikh war under the instructions of maharani jind kaur.

The Diwan of Multan was a person named Mul Raj, I am not sure he was a hindu, i think he was a sehajdhari sikh, as the british accounts refer to him as the "Sikh Governor of Mooltan" numerous times.

Diwan Mul Raj played a part in the 2nd anglo-sikh war, which we saw the anniversary of last month, the war concluded on the 14th march, and the sikhs surrendered on the 29th march 1849. On the 5th april (last week) the Sikh raaj was formally placed under the british crown.

who remembered? who cared to remember?

as soon as april comes, its all about Vaisakhi. we need to remember all our history. not just the parts that we can enjoy.

[genie]

The Diwan of Multan was a person named Mul Raj, I am not sure he was a hindu, i think he was a sehajdhari sikh, as the british accounts refer to him as the "Sikh Governor of Mooltan" numerous times.Diwan Mul Raj played a part in the 2nd anglo-sikh war, which we saw the anniversary of last month, the war concluded on the 14th march, and the sikhs surrendered on the 29th march 1849. On the 5th april (last week) the Sikh raaj was formally placed under the british crown.who remembered? who cared to remember?as soon as april comes, its all about Vaisakhi. we need to remember all our history. not just the parts that we can enjoy.

Indeed we do we need to research our history i started researching when i was a teen now im much older and have learnt alot about our fascination and glorious sikh history. As for Mul Raj the records i have seen indicate he was a keshdhari hindu I have seen his picture and he has a full dastar and kesh seems to have been loyal to the Sikh lahore raj but obviously you never know the full story untill you research abit more and see if there were any other conspiracy's going on.

[Jonny101]

Mulraj was a sehejdhari sikh. His descendents today are full keshdhari sikhs.

[chatanga]

where do they live?

are we able to contact them? they may have a treasure of artefacts from those times, in their possesion.