<h4>Internal Collaborations: Unifying the Sikh Chiefs</h4>
Ranjit Singh faced the challenge of consolidating power among the twelve misls, each with its own leadership and interests.

Through strategic marriages, brotherhood pacts, and diplomatic maneuvers, Singh fostered internal collaborations, creating a united front against external threats.

This internal cohesion was pivotal in establishing stability within the Sikh Empire.

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<h4>External Alliances: Navigating Relations with the British</h4>
Recognizing the growing influence of the British East India Company, Singh approached external alliances with diplomatic acumen.

The Treaty of Amritsar in 1809 with the British marked a significant pact, establishing mutual respect and delineating spheres of influence.

This diplomatic engagement showcased Singh's strategic foresight in navigating external alliances to safeguard his kingdom.