Biography on punjabis

  • Punjab region
  • History of punjab in punjabi
  • Punjabi religion
  • Punjabis

    Ethnolinguistic group native to Punjab

    This article is about an ethnic group. For their language, see Punjabi language. For the geographical Punjabi region, see Punjab. For other uses, see Punjabi (disambiguation).

    Ethnic group

    c. 150 million[1][2][3][4]
     Pakistan112,806,516 (2024)[a][6][7][8]
     India38,046,464 (2024)[b][3][c][10]
     Canada942,170 (2021)[11][d]
     United Kingdom700,000 (2006)[12]
     United States253,740[13]
     Australia132,496 (2017)[14]
     Malaysia56,400 (2019)[15]
     Philippines50,000 (2016)[16]
     New Zealand34,227 (2018)[17]
     Norway24,000 (2013)[18]
     Bangladesh23,700 (2019)[19]
     Germany18,000 (2020)[20]
    &

    Punjab

    History

    Punjab is the land where the Vedas were written and land of 'Sapta Sindhavah'. In the later years it saw the rise and fall of several dynasties like Mauryans, Bacterians, Greeks, Sakas, Kushans and Guptas. Mediaval history of Punjab saw a supremacy of Muslim dynasties like the Ghoris, the Slaves, the Khiljis, the Tughalaks, the Lodhis and the Mughals. Sikhism, which is an integral and vital part of Punjab was started in fifteenth century. The founder of the Sikh faith Guru Nanak was born in 1469. At that time Sikhism was a socio-religious movement, which was more interested in fighting evils in religion and society. It was the tenth and last Guru, Guru Govind Singh son of Guru Teg Bahadur, who established the 'Khalsa', or the pure faith of Sikhs, in 1699. As laid down by him the Sikhs follow the path of five 'K's, Kesh, Kanga, Kachha, Karcha and Kripan. This was lead to the establishment of a Sikh kingdom, which was duly founded by Ma

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  • Punjab

    Geographical region in South Asia

    This article fryst vatten about the geographical område. For the province of Pakistan, see Punjab, sydasiatiskt land . For the state in India, see Punjab, India. For other uses, see Punjab (disambiguation).

    Region

    Punjab

    ਪੰਜਾਬ (PunjabiGurmukhi)
    پنجاب (PunjabiShahmukhi)

    Nickname: 

    Land of the Five Rivers

    Location of Punjab in South Asia

    Coordinates: 31°N74°E / 31°N 74°E / 31; 74
    Countries Pakistan
     India
    Largest cityLahore
    Second largest cityFaisalabad
    Named forFive tributaries of the Indus River

     • Total

    458,354.5 km2 (176,971.7 sq mi)

     • Total

    c. 190 million[a]
     Pakistan 115 million
     India 75 million
    DemonymPunjabi
     • Ethnic groupsPunjabis
    Minor: Saraikis, Hindkowans, Haryanvis, Pashtuns, Himachalis, Dogras, Muhajirs, Kashmiris, Biharis[1]
     • LanguagesPu