Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s reign, spanning from 1799 to 1839, holds profound historical significance in the Sikh context. Ranjit Singh, born in 1780, emerged as a unifying force, consolidating various Sikh misls (confederacies) under a singular sovereign authority. His ascendancy to power marked the establishment of the first Sikh Empire, with Lahore as its capital. The significance of Ranjit Singh’s rule lies not only in the military strength that expanded Sikh territories but also in his vision for a just and inclusive administration.