Chaotic Condition of Lahore Darbar after Maharaja Ranjit Singh and Emergence of British Rule in Punjab
Abstract
After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, a period of conspiracies started in the Lahore court, which turned out to be very fatal for the Lahore court. Two factions of Dogras and Sandhanwalia formed in the Darbar. Who hatched conspiracies to establish control over the successors of the Maharaja. The weak successors of the Maharaja could not keep any control over them. Due to which many murders took place in the court and the dynasty of Maharaja Ranjit Singh began to end. This research work will throw light upon this dangerous situation of Lahore Darbar in the said period.
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