Pr_ch_n Panth Park_sh Kath_ Part 03 by Ak_l_ B_b_ Sant_ Singh Nihang Buddh_ Dal

Pr_ch_n Panth Park_sh Kath_ Part 03 by Ak_l_ B_b_ Sant_ Singh Nihang Buddh_ DalThis publication is an edited English commentary to the text known as the Pr_ch_n Panth Park_sh. This text is an early historical text into the tales of the Sikhs which was dictated to the British by Bh__ Rattan Singh Bhang_. The text predominantly deals with the various wars involving the Sikhs following the lives of the ten Gur_s. However, this third part to the text covers the details of the battles faced by Sr_ Gur_ Gobind Singh J_ and the

This publication is an edited English commentary to the text known as the ÔPr_ch_n Panth Park_shÕ. This text is an early historical text into the tales of the Sikhs which was dictated to the British by Bh__ Rattan Singh Bhang_. The text predominantly deals with the various wars involving the Sikhs following the lives of the ten Gur_Õs. However, this third part to the text covers the details of the battles faced by Sr_ Gur_ Gobind Singh J_ and the martyrdoms of the S_hibz_d_s.

This text is a translation of the commentary provided by Ak_l_ B_b_ Sant_ Singh Nihang of the Buddh_ Dal. The reason for creating this translation is twofold: The first is to provide an English translation linked to the warrior sect of Sikhism known as the Nihangs. The Nihangs have a colourful history and added so much to the Kh_ls_ order however, there is a lack of literature produced by the order. The second is to bring you a different perspective in English. There are currently two English translations of this text by Kulwant Singh and Gurtej Singh but both of them are basic whilst this is a translation of a commentary where further details are given by the Saint-Soldier. Providing information and comments you will not find anywhere else. Although I must say after reading through the initial text the commentary given by B_b_ Sant_ Singh does not always follow the lines being quoted in the original text it is still a very interesting read. I can personally say that I have been impressed with the amount that I have learned through this commentary both about the schism of the Nihangs and Sikh history.