Why Maharaja ranjit singh called paras
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The founder of the empire of Sikhs, the king Maharaja Ranjit Singh, earned the name Paras which means "The Philosopher's stone" for being as worthy and valuable as the stone.
According to stories, an old lady had decided to convert her iron utensils to gold by rubbing the utensils on the king's body.
According to stories, an old lady had decided to convert her iron utensils to gold by rubbing the utensils on the king's body.
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Maharaja Ranjit Singh who was the founder of Sikh empire was also known as the one eyed king. He had lost his eye to smallpox when he was kid, but that doesn’t made him weak. He was later known as the king with one eye who can sea everyone equally.
He was also known as Paras which literally means the philosopher’s stone just because of his philanthropic nature. It was said to be that he was hailed as paras after he provided an innocent old woman with lots of money and utensils to live happily.
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