Baba Ala Singh

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Baba Ala Singh was an 18th-century Sikh chieftain and the first ruler of the Patiala State, known for establishing one of the most prominent princely states in the Punjab region.

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instanceOf Sikh chieftain
founder of Patiala State
historical figure
ruler
activity state-building in 18th-century Punjab
associatedReligion Sikh polity in Malwa
linked to: Sikh Confederacy
associatedWith Malwa region of Punjab
birthPlace Barnala region, Punjab
capitalFounded Patiala city
linked to: Patiala
category 18th-century Indian monarchs
People from Patiala
Sikh rulers
clan Sidhu
linked to: Singh
community Jat Sikh
country India
deathPlace Patiala
dynasty Sidhu Jat clan
era 18th century
ethnicity Punjabi
founded Patiala State
fullName Baba Ala Singh Sidhu
governedTerritory Patiala and surrounding Malwa areas
historicalContext period of decline of Mughal Empire in North India
houseFounded Patiala royal family
knownAs founder of the House of Patiala
language Punjabi
linked to: Punjabi language
legacy one of the most prominent Sikh princely houses in Punjab
notableFor establishing Patiala as a princely state
expanding Sikh influence in the Malwa region
politicalRole local chieftain who consolidated territories into a state
politicalStatus princely ruler under the Mughal and Afghan overlords at different times
position first ruler of Patiala State
recognizedAs founder of one of the largest Sikh-ruled states in Punjab
region Punjab
religion Sikhism
successorState Patiala princely state in British India
linked to: Patiala State
title Chief of Patiala
Maharaja of Patiala

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Patiala foundedBy Baba Ala Singh