Chamba

By the last one fourth of Eighteenth century the Sikhs pressured the mountain declares to pay honor to them. Maharaja Ranjit Singh consistently deposed the mountain costs such as the more highly effective Kangra leader Sansar Chand Katoch but stored Chamba instead of the solutions Wazir Nathu (of Chamba) had delivered him on two events. In 1809 A.D. the Wazir had created himself useful to the Maharaja by discussing his contract with Raja Sansar Chand Katoch, of Kangra. Again in A.D.1817 he had stored Ranjit Singh’s lifestyle by providing his equine at a crucial time during formers winter strategy in Kashmir. After Ranjit Singh’s loss of lifestyle Chamba became un-protected and was attracted into the vortex of the disintegration of the Sikh Empire. The Sikh military penetrated the English area in A.D. 1845 and the soldiers of Sikh military, which were positioned in Chamba, were with attracted. When Sikh’s were beaten it was created the decision to combine Chamba in Jammu and Kashmir but due to the appropriate involvement of Wazir Bagha (of Chamba) it was taken under the English management and exposed to the yearly honor of 12,000 rupees. The Raja’s who saw something of English hegemony were Sri Singh, Gopal Singh, Scam Singh, Bhuri Singh, Ram Singh and laxman Singh. Their interaction with the English governmental authorities seems to be friendly and Chamba experienced many changes.