Fatehgarh Churian

Fatehgarh Churian is a city and a civil board in Gurdaspur locale in the province of Punjab, India. Before the eighteenth century it was Bandesha Jats overwhelming zone. Bandeshas' additionally called Bandechha ruled this district in the seventeenth century. Amid the eighteenth century, the Khaniya Misl, established by Jai Singh, set up themselves in Sangatpura; a town 7 km from Fatehgarh Churian. After that they vivaciously took control of the entire region from Bandeshas'.

Kharak Singh, child of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, was hitched to Chand Kaur, little girl of Sardar Fateh Singh in this town. Rani Chand Kaur fabricated an alluring sanctuary, a gem of Maharaja Ranjit Singh's rule, Panj Mandir, here with a Pucca tank, which still stands. The 180 years of age sanctuary conveys the significant heritage of Punjab as extraordinary frescoes enhancing landmarks. Shockingly, because of the desperate disregard of concerned specialists, it is soaking in the obscurity.

After the visit of two part ASI group in 2011 and endorse of Rs 3 crores for rebuilding, it is as yet sitting tight for any action. It is said that there was a pucca burrow connecting the sanctuary and the Fort, worked for the accommodation of Rani Chand Kaur to go to the sanctuary consistently for venerate. Before 1947 the town had nearness of Muslim populace including Shias and Sunnis. This is obvious from the ious old mosques, which were changed over into Gurudwaras. The Sunni and Shia Muslims were generally in measure up to numbers.