History of Sikhism
Main article: History of Sikhism See also category: History of Sikhism- Sikh Confederacy –
- Sikh Empire –
- History of the Punjab
- Sukerchakia –
- First Anglo-Sikh War - 1845–1846
- Second Anglo-Sikh War - 1848–1849
- Battle of Saragarhi - Famous battle
- Amritsar Massacre (Jalianwalla Bagh Massacre) - April 13, 1919
- Operation Blue Star (Golden Temple Massacre) - June 1984
- Anti-Sikh riots - November 1984
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