after the death of Guru Gobind Singh the Institution of guruship came to an end and the leadership of the Sikhs past to his trusted disciple..........
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The leadership of Sikhs after death of Guru Gobind Singh was passed onto his trusted disciple Banda Singh.
He wanted to overrule the Mughal Raj and wanted the Sikhs in power in 1800's.
He fought against them for 8 years but his army was small and consisted of only sikh peasants and could not defeat the Mughals.
He was captured by the mughals and then killed in 181.
He wanted to overrule the Mughal Raj and wanted the Sikhs in power in 1800's.
He fought against them for 8 years but his army was small and consisted of only sikh peasants and could not defeat the Mughals.
He was captured by the mughals and then killed in 181.
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After the death of Guru Gobind Singh the leadership of sikhs was passed to his trusted disciple Banda Singh who was more famously known as Banda Bahadur.
He fought against the mughals for eight years along with his troops of sikh peasants.
He was finally captured and killed in 1715.
He fought against the mughals for eight years along with his troops of sikh peasants.
He was finally captured and killed in 1715.
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