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Battle of Kup

Belligerents

Commanders and leaders

Ahmad Shah Durrani
Jahan Khan
Shah Wali Khan
Zain Khan Sirhindi
Bhikhan Khan
Murtaza Khan Baraich
Qasim Khan Marhal
Lachhmi Narayan

v t e Afghan–Sikh Wars
Manupur (1748) Amritsar (1757) Mahilpur (1757) Jalandhar (1757) Sirhind (1758) Lahore (1758) 2nd Lahore (1759) Lahore (1760) Sialkot (1761) Gujranwala (1761) Lahore (1761) Jandiala (1762) Kup (1762) Amritsar (1762) Harnaulgarh (1762) Pipli Sahib (1762) Lakhi Jungle (1762) Ravi (1762) Sialkot (1763) Kasur (1763) Urmar Tanda (1763) Malerkotla (1763) Sirhind (1764) Rohtas (1764) Qarawal (1764) Darbar Sahib (1764) Jandiala (1764) Batala (1764) Adinanagar (1764) Jullundur (1765) Sutlej Ford (1765) Nurmahal (1765) Kapurthala (1765) Beas Ford (1765) Gujrat (1765) Fatahbad (1766) Jhelum Town (1766) Amritsar (1767) Meerut (1767) Lahore (1767) Jullundur (1767) Rohtas (1767) Kunjpura (1772) Multan (1772) Rohtas (1779) Multan (1780) Shujabad (1780) Attock (1787) Rohtas (1795) Indus Ford (1795) Gujrat (1796) Rohtas (1796) Attock (1796) Lahore (1796) Pind Dadan Khan (1796) Amritsar (1797) Battle near Amritsar (1797) Gujrat (1797) Sarae Kali (1798) Wazirabad (1798) Shahdara (1798) Near Lahore (1798) Amritsar (1798) Rogheen (1798) Kasur (1798) Eminabad (1798) Chunian (1798) Ravi Ford (1798) Battle in centre of Gujrat and Wazirabad (1798) Kasur (1807) Multan (1810) Kashmir (1812-1813) Hasan Abdal Attock Kashmir (1814) Multan (1818) Shopian Mangal Mankera Taragarh Nowshera Akora Shaidu Haidru Balakot Peshawar Ramkani Khyber Pass Panjtar Jamrud

The Battle of Kup (part of the Vadda Ghalughara, meaning "Greater Massacre") was fought on 5 February 1762, between the Afghan forces of Ahmad Shah Durrani and the Sikhs, under the command of Jassa Singh Ahluwalia and Charat Singh.

References

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Lansford, Tom (2017). Afghanistan at War: From the 18th-Century Durrani Dynasty to the 21st Century. ABC-CLIO. p. 21. ISBN 9781598847604.
Gupta, Hari Ram (2001). History of the Sikhs, Volume 1. Munshiram Manoharlal. ISBN 9788121505406.
^ Singh, Ganda (1959). Ahmad Shah Durrani,father of modern Afghanistan. Asia Publishing House, Bombay. pp. 275–280.
Singh, Khushwant (2004). A History of the Sikhs: 1469-1838. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195673081.
Singh, Ganda (1959). Ahmed Shah Durrani Father of Modern Afghanistan. Asia Publishing House. p. 279.
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