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GENERAL ZORAWAR SINGH
The book offers a detailed account of heroic life and military achievements of Zorawar Singh whom the people of Jammu and Kashmir were acquainted with since the days of his notable conquests. The stories of his Himalayan and trans-Himalayan campaigns were narrated in every home; His name particularly inspired the soldiers of Jammu and Kashmir and of the Dogra Regiments of the Indian Army.
Military History Of The Sikhs
"Military History of the Sikhs: From Battle of Bhangani to the World War II" highlights the militarization of Sikhs over a period of three centuries. Starting from the wars of Guru Gobind Singh during the pre-Khalsa phase, the book covers the Sikh inferno under Banda Singh Bahadur. Subsequently, the war tactics of Sikhs during the dark phase of persecution, coupled with effective blitzkrieg strategies, led to the generation of a military potential, which was sufficient to dishevel the forces of a renowned Durrani soldier Ahmad Shah Abdali. Also encompassed is the rise and fall of the Sikh Misls, along with the lesser talked about Sikh battles, against Marathas and Rohillas. Thereafter, a glorious empire was established from Khyber to Aksai Chin under the remarkable leadership of Maharaja Ranjit Singh through his outstanding Generals like Hari Singh Nalwa, Akali Phoola Singh, etc and later the Khalsa flag even flew in the snowfields of Tibet under the generalship of Zorawar Singh.
The Timurid Legacy: A brief history of Timurid Turco-Mongol Clan of Udhyanpur.
This book tells the story of the Mirza Beg clan of the Mughal Dynasty. The Mughals, who were ethnic Turco-Mongol and descendants of Timur, or Tamerlane, came originally from Central Asia. They established the Mughal empire in India which lasted from 1526 to 1857, introducing many aspects of Persian culture into India, for example literature, painting, and architecture. Under the Great Mughal Emperors, the Mughals experienced expansion and prosperity. When the Mughals extended their reign to Jammu and Kashmir, some prominent Mughal families migrated to Jammu and Kashmir from Delhi and permanently settled in various parts of the region. The Mirza Beg clan of Udhyanpur was one such family that ...
Sainik Samachar
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Pahāṛi Styles of Indian Murals
The Present Monograph Seeks To Record The Place And Development Of Elephant Symbol In The Mythology And The Art Of India Over A Period Of 5000 Years. It Is Amazing As To How Strikingly A Unity In Diversity In Most Indian Religions Is Displayed Through This Symbol. Elephant Form Has Been Used As A Common Denominator In The Folk As Well As The Religious Cults But Having Different Impacts. The Wide Spectrum Of Indian Culture Contains Various Colours Of Different Intensity. Different Kinds Of People, Races, Languages, Religions And Traditions Made Indian Culture Vital And Colourful. The Elephant Rotates With Every Colour Of The Spectrum. How The Animal Impressed The People Through The Ages Is So...
Medieval Kashmir
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Two Decades of Dogri Literature
This Volume Is A Sequel To The `History Of Dogri Literature` And Carries Forward The Story Of The Development In Different Genres Of Dogri Literate In 1980S And 90S.
The Sikh Shrines in Jammu and Kashmir
:The first edition of this book was Published by Guru Nanak Institute of Sikh studies, Denmark and the Sikh Educational Trust, Edmonton, Canada about Twenty years ago but I was extremely busy with other Lexicographic projects. The demand for the first and second edition of this book was such that a new edition was necessary. I hope that this enlarged and revised edition will be of greater service to the sikh studies. Many additions have been made to the subject matter of the book and I wish to thank readers of the first edition for their valuable suggestions, most of which have been incorporated in this edition. I am grateful to the authors of various books and periodicals which I have freely consulted in this revision. At the end I express my heartfelt gratitude to my well wishers and scholars for their valuable suggestions and moral help rendered from time to time.
Prithviraj Chauhan - a Light on the Mist in History
Canvas of the Chauhan King’s life has been unfurled. From the desert of Bikampur to beyond the Chambal ravines. Shiwalik hills to the peaks of Aravali. This book flies with the undaunted Prithviraj, witnessing the formation of history. It locks horns with his controversies and observes their vast ramifications at the curves of Indian destiny. The author acknowledges a widening divide between facts and the current mainstream narrative on Prithviraj who is a brand ambassador of India's engrossing medieval History. With this work, Virendra has eyed to shoot down every myth about Prithviraj and free the young Indian hero’s truth from the claws of fringe camps of new and old propaganda. The book makes use of more than 100 authentic sources to substantiate it's data and applies methodical theory formation to put forth its arguments.
