Tej Singh Leads Sikh Mobilisation
General Tej Singh commanded major Sikh forces during the tense confrontation on the Sutlej frontier.
Follow Tej Singh through 10 dated historical records for India.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
General Tej Singh commanded major Sikh forces during the tense confrontation on the Sutlej frontier.
Tej Singh brought substantial Sikh forces toward the British positions during the critical December fighting.
Tej Singh's army withdrew rather than launching a decisive assault against exhausted British forces after Ferozeshah.
Tej Singh's Sikh forces face the British-led army at Aliwal during the First Sikh War.
Role range: 1845-1846
Tej Singh commands part of the Sikh army at Sobraon, the decisive battle that opens the road to Lahore.
Role range: 1845-1846
Tej Singh was among the Sikh dignitaries who signed the Lahore peace settlement after the campaign of 1845 and 1846.
Sikh forces constructed strong defences near their Sutlej crossing at Sobraon before the decisive February battle.
The British assault at Sobraon overcame Sikh entrenchments and inflicted severe losses on the defending army.
Many Sikh soldiers died while attempting to cross the Sutlej during the collapse of the Sobraon position.
The Lahore settlement required a substantial reduction in the strength of the Sikh army.
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