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Patiala
'Pati' means territory and 'Ala' derives its name from Maharaja Ala Singh, who founded this city in the year 1753. The city of Patiala was originally conceived as administrative headquarters for a group of 84 villages won by Maharaja Ala Singh. Formerly it was a walled city with a kacha mud wall that does not exist today. Within a short of two centuries, Patiala recored an unparalleled achievement in field of painting and music. When Sirhind fell in 1763, inhabitants, known as Sirhindies, migrated in large numbers to Patiala. Today, Patiala continues to grow both in size & prosperity.
Fatehgarh Sahib
The Great Tirth (Centre of pilgrimage) of the Sikhs, it is about 3kms. from Aam Khas Bagh (Sirhind).
The main Gurdwara commemorates the martyrdom of the two tender Sahibzada(sons), Zorawar Singh(9 years) and Fateh Singh (7 years) of the tenth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, who refused to apostasise from truth and religion under threat from their captor, the Suba of Sirhind and were suffocated to death in the walls which were raised around them.
'Pati' means territory and 'Ala' derives its name from Maharaja Ala Singh, who founded this city in the year 1753. The city of Patiala was originally conceived as administrative headquarters for a group of 84 villages won by Maharaja Ala Singh. Formerly it was a walled city with a kacha mud wall that does not exist today. Within a short of two centuries, Patiala recored an unparalleled achievement in field of painting and music. When Sirhind fell in 1763, inhabitants, known as Sirhindies, migrated in large numbers to Patiala. Today, Patiala continues to grow both in size & prosperity.
Fatehgarh Sahib
The Great Tirth (Centre of pilgrimage) of the Sikhs, it is about 3kms. from Aam Khas Bagh (Sirhind).
The main Gurdwara commemorates the martyrdom of the two tender Sahibzada(sons), Zorawar Singh(9 years) and Fateh Singh (7 years) of the tenth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, who refused to apostasise from truth and religion under threat from their captor, the Suba of Sirhind and were suffocated to death in the walls which were raised around them.
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