A History of the Sikhs, Volume 1: 1469-1839 (Oxford India Collection)

Excellent history of the Sikhs of Punjab, India, from origins until after the partition of India.

A great book to read for anyone looking to understand the sikhism the way it was built from ground up and backed by facts from across the world.

Although i would have preferred the Guru's not to be referred alike any other being. The book is a very dedicated and thorough work of the writer. A good reference of the great history of Sikh's for future and present generation.

Great read. Wealth of information on the history of the Sikhs, cannot wait to read second volume.

I was totally fascinated by the book. I had no idea how the Sikhs evolved and struggled through the ages, until I read the book. All Indians should read this book.

This book has more in-depth historical research than Cunningham's A history of the Sikhs that was published in 1849. The book is due for a new edition, that discusses the migration of modern Sikhs from Punjab to UK, Canada, USA in search of freedom and better life.

Have yet to read the book. But from what ive seen it looks to contain the information i'm after. So it gets 5 stars from me.

Good book in a good condition. Provides a windows into Sikh history. Describes punjab region and it history. The langaug is hard to follow takes time to read.