sikh and pashtun wars and pashtunistan

[pashtun2121]

can anyone explain the history between sikhs and pashtuns and the wars fought between the two

and with the pakistan side of pashtunistan how much of that land was conquered by the sikhs

[Kushan Prince]

Didn't you already ask this question?

[pashtun2121]

didn't get an answer though reason i ask is to fact check sikhs go visit
www.harisinghnalwa.com or youtube the name or visit some of the
sikh websites so i want to seperate facts from fiction

[Adam]

Well I know Ranjit conqured di Khan, Peshawar, a small part of khyber agency (jamrud) and some Yousafzai areas so I'm gonna say this much. It could be more though

[Karachi]

I think haripur only, thus the name haripur. whatever the case is they obviously had very little influence in KP or even Kashmir for that matter

[pashtun2121]

had an indian send this website http://waziristanhil...GB/Default.aspx also claim all of
north west frontier province was conquered by ranjit singh

what were all the battles fought between sikhs and pashtuns from 1699 till 1947

how many of those battles did the pashtuns win

[pashtun2121]

this is the stuff sikhs put on their websites what is true and what is false for anyone
who is well read in pashtun history

The Punjab region was a region straddling India and the Afghan Durrani Empire. The following modern-day political divisions made up the historical Sikh Empire:

• Punjab region till Multan in south
  • Punjab, Pakistan
  • Parts of Punjab, India
  • Parts of Himachal Pradesh, India
  • Jammu, India

• Kashmir, conquered in 1818, India/Pakistan/China[22][23]
  • Gilgit, Gilgit–Baltistan Pakistan (Occupied from 1842–1846)[24]
• Khyber Pass, Afghanistan/Pakistan[25]
  • Peshawar, Pakistan[26] (taken in 1818, retaken in 1834)
  • Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, Pakistan (documented from Hazara (taken in 1818, again in 1836) to Bannu)[27]

[Manzareh]

don't sweat it, Sikh war story's are like fairytales, any historian will tell you that.

[khushal]

The Sikhs were used by the Brits to weaken the afghans. They never fought for their own glory, they fought as servants of the Brits. True warriors fight for thier own freedom not as servants of others.

[pashtun2121]

don't sweat it, Sikh war story's are like fairytales, any historian will tell you that.

sikhs make the same claims that pashtuns tell fairy tails regarding pashtun sikh wars

thats why i would like to know the truth to make it easier to debate when defending pashtuns

[pashtun2121]

The Sikhs were used by the Brits to weaken the afghans. They never fought for their own glory, they fought as servants of the Brits. True warriors fight for thier own freedom not as servants of others.

in the sikh chatrooms their claims are that the sikh empire and british east india company were very hostile to eachother and didn't trust eachother and the sikhs never went to the british for any help and the british would of never offered any help and say they had conquered most of pakistan side of pashtunistan without the british help

could someone give quotes or books written by real historians on the events and battles between sikhs and pashtubns

[Kushan Prince]

in the sikh chatrooms their claims are that the sikh empire and british east india company were very hostile to eachother and didn't trust eachother and the sikhs never went to the british for any help and the british would of never offered any help and say they had conquered most of pakistan side of pashtunistan without the british help

could someone give quotes or books written by real historians on the events and battles between sikhs and pashtubns

Funny you bring that up because I was watching an indian movie once and this one Sikh security guard was bragging how his father was a servant for the British, and he was proud of it too. Lol so much for self pride huh?

[pashtun2121]

can anyone explain the history of pashtunistan and the wars with the sikhs in the 17th 18th and 19th century