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1846: The Dark Story of the Treaty of Lahore

This video explores the untold story of the Treaty of Lahore (1846), the tragic deal that changed the fate of Punjab forever. On 9 March 1846, inside the Royal Hall of Lahore Fort, a white paper was placed on a table — a treaty that ended the glory of the Khalsa Raj and handed Lahore to the British East India Company. We reveal how, after the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the once-mighty Khalsa Army collapsed due to betrayal and weak leadership. From the battles of Mudki (1845), Ferozeshah (1845), Aliwal (1846), and the decisive Battle of Sobraon (10 February 1846), the road to Lahore was paved with blood and defeat. This documentary uncovers: The role of Maharaja Duleep Singh, a 7-year-old child forced onto the throne. The intrigues of Maharani Jindan Kaur, Lal Singh, and Tej Singh. The entry of Lord Henry Hardinge and Sir Hugh Gough into Punjab. How the Union Jack was raised over Lahore Fort after the treaty. The transfer of Jalandhar Doab, Hazara, and the sale of Kashmir to Raja Gulab Singh for 7.5 million rupees. The Treaty of Lahore not only reduced the Khalsa Army to a fraction and took away its cannons, but also marked the end of Sikh sovereignty. Lahore — once the proud capital of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s empire — became a shadow under British control. 👉 Watch till the end as we also ask the question: What if the Treaty of Lahore had never been signed? #TreatyOfLahore #LahoreHistory #1846Lahore #AngloSikhWars #PunjabHistory #SikhEmpire #MaharajaRanjitSingh #DuleepSingh #HeritageChronicles #LahoreFort #KhalsaRaj