<h4>1.  Territorial Unity</h4>
Ranjit Singh didn't just lead; he wanted to unite different areas.

Using his military smarts and clever partnerships, he brought in places like Multan, Peshawar, Dera Ghazi Khan, Bannu, and Dera Ismail Khan.

This joining of lands showed how he made his own political decisions and had big goals.
<h4>2.  Creative Ways of Running Things</h4>
The Maharaja did things differently to make sure everything ran smoothly.

He divided the empire into Subas, each led by a Nazim who had a lot of freedom.

Adding Kardars helped collect money efficiently and keep everything in order.

He changed how things were run showing his dedication to making political decisions on his own.
<h4>3.  Gaining Respect from Other Rulers</h4>
To make sure he had political power, Ranjit Singh worked to get other local rulers to respect his authority.

By forming smart alliances and using diplomacy, he convinced these leaders to recognize the Sikh Empire's sovereignty.

This diplomatic achievement showed Ranjit Singh's skill in dealing with complicated political situations.

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In this way, Ranjit Singh's political independence set the groundwork for a cohesive and steady Sikh Empire, creating an unerasable mark on the trajectory of South Asian history.