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[MrDoaba]

Suryavanshi insignia Khalsa Nishan:

Khalsa Nishan with Durga Devi:

[MrDoaba]

How do you like that for Sanatan Sikhi!!

P.S. @NonExistant bro there's a typo in your name, it should be NonExistent.

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[MrDoaba]

15 minutes ago, NonExistant said:

Do you think that we should change our nishan sahib etc back to what it use to be before? Like the ones shown in jass78's video. 

Yes brother.

Or the one with the Suryavanshi insignia.

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22 minutes ago, MrDoaba said:

Yes brother.

Or the one with the Suryavanshi insignia.

The suryavanshi one was not the akali nihang one. Nihangs always stuck with blue. The suryavanshi one was used by maharaj ranjeet singh ji.

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1 minute ago, Singh123456777 said:

The suryavanshi one was not the akali nihang one. Nihangs always stuck with blue. The suryavanshi one was used by maharaj ranjeet singh ji.

Yeah they're 18th-19th century ones.

Would still be good on blue no?

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16 minutes ago, MrDoaba said:

Yeah they're 18th-19th century ones.

Would still be good on blue no?

Blue would look cool, but i never seen blue suryavanshi before

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1 minute ago, Singh123456777 said:

Blue would look cool, but i never seen blue suryavanshi before

We as a qaum should make one. A symbol makes a big statement. Plus that insignia isn't manmat either. Nihangs make good use of it elsewhere, as proven by you.

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17 minutes ago, Singh123456777 said:

The suryavanshi one was not the akali nihang one. Nihangs always stuck with blue. The suryavanshi one was used by maharaj ranjeet singh ji.

From what I understand there were a number of battle standards, as Ranjit Singh had soldiers from a number of faiths and backgrounds could it be possible these were carried by the Gujjars?

This is an illustration of Guru Gobind Singh Ji travelling to Deccan. The katar, dhal and tulwar seem to be a common theme on the Sikh flags at least.