Discover the Fierce Journey of Sikh History
Step into a world where bravery meets history with Buddha At Work: Creating Purpose and Happiness At Work. In this captivating volume, author Sarbpreet Singh invites you on an incredible journey through a pivotal time in the Indian subcontinent. Here, seers and mystics mingle with conquerors and kings, all united by their never-ending quests for land, power, and glory.
Singh’s narrative starts with the rebellion of Banda Singh Bahadur and evolves into the daring tales of Nawab Kapur Singh alongside his courageous Sikh chiefs. These remarkable figures transformed Punjab amidst the chaotic struggles against the weakening Mughal Empire and the formidable Ahmad Shah Abdali from Afghanistan. Through the riveting encounters and alliances with the British, Marathas, Jats, and Rohillas, Singh brings the richness of the eighteenth-century to life.
What sets this book apart is its unique blend of eyewitness accounts, secondary sources, and poetic translations from Braj and Punjabi literature. The storytelling is both enlightening and engaging, making the saga of resilience, faith, and power not just informative, but truly fascinating.
If you’re looking to delve deep into Sikh history through a vibrant and well-crafted narrative, this book is your gateway. With every page, you’ll feel the pulse of a dynamic era and understand the complex tapestry of relationships that defined this time. It’s not just a tale of conflict; it's a celebration of culture, spirit, and the determination to forge a path to greatness.
