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'''Tarvinder Samdarani Singh''' (12 March 1913{{snd}}28 May 1990) was the first {{wp|Maharaja}} of [[Khalistan (kingdom in Eordisverse)|Khalistan]] and the last Maharaja of the [[Utarapunjab State]]. He ruled as the former from 18 January 1943 to 3 August 1985, and the latter from 19 June 1938 to 18 January 1943.
'''Tarvinder Samdarani Singh''' (12 March 1913{{snd}}28 May 1990) was the first {{wp|Maharaja}} of the [[Kingdom of the Punjab]] and the last Maharaja of the [[Utarapunjab State]]. He ruled as the former from 18 January 1943 to 3 August 1985, and the latter from 19 June 1938 to 18 January 1943.


Tarvinder inherited a state under the rule of the [[Free State of Indiae]] after his father [[Paramveer Singh]] died. Consequently, Tarvinder was obliged to pay tribute to the Quenminese with finances and troops. However, Tarvinder at times refused to fulfill his obligations from his nationalistic demeanor, which resulted in coercive negotiations and repressions from the Inidaen and Quenminese government. Upon receiving word of the Allied armies moving from the [[Middle East Campaign|Middle East]], Tarvinder sent a secret message to its High Command for assistance. Days later, Tarvinder, with the support of the locals upon hearing of the [[Desecration of the Golden Temple]], instigated a revolt against Quenminese rule. After liberating Amritsar, Tarvinder organized the government of the [[Free Khalistan Provisional State]] and declared himself [[Maharaja of Khalistan|Maharaja]]. During the [[Liberation of Indiae]], Tarvinder provided troops to support the Allied offensive, and continued to do so during the [[Liberation of Bethausia]] and [[Operation Arbiter]].
Tarvinder inherited a state under the rule of the [[Free State of Indiae]] after his father [[Paramveer Singh]] died. Consequently, Tarvinder was obliged to pay tribute to the Quenminese with finances and troops. However, Tarvinder at times refused to fulfill his obligations from his nationalistic demeanor, which resulted in coercive negotiations and repressions from the Inidaen and Quenminese government. Upon receiving word of the Allied armies moving from the [[Middle East Campaign|Middle East]], Tarvinder sent a secret message to its High Command for assistance. Days later, Tarvinder, with the support of the locals upon hearing of the [[Desecration of the Golden Temple]], instigated a revolt against Quenminese rule. After liberating Amritsar, Tarvinder organized the government of the [[Free Khalistan Provisional State]] and declared himself [[Maharaja of Khalistan|Maharaja]]. During the [[Liberation of Indiae]], Tarvinder provided troops to support the Allied offensive, and continued to do so during the [[Liberation of Bethausia]] and [[Operation Arbiter]].


After the end of the war, Tarvinder faced numerous calls from the liberated Indiaen government to be reintegrated into their territory. He and his government refused their offers, which rose tensions between his Kingdom and the government despite his shrewd thinking. The United Kingdom, [[Bethausia]], [[Kyachindwin]], and [[Quenmin]] intervened to defuse the situation. Eventually, on 12 April 1946, Khalistan was assured full independence, incentivizing Tarvinder to assent trade agreements and foreign investment laws to the assisting nations as a token of gratitude. Tarvinder continued to rule until 3 August 1985, upholding democratic principles and religious tolerance that fueled more of his popularity. During the rest of his reign, Khalistan's economy grew, enabling Khalistan as an economic powerhouse. He abdicated in favor of his son [[Devendra Singh]] due to his failing health, and died in his retirement home in Amritsar on 28 May 1990.
After the end of the war, Tarvinder faced numerous calls from the liberated Indiaen government to be reintegrated into their territory. He and his government refused their offers, which rose tensions between his Kingdom and the government despite his shrewd thinking. The [[Great Lucis and Accordo|United Kingdom]], [[Bethausia]], [[Kyachindwin]], and [[Quenmin]] intervened to defuse the situation. Eventually, on 12 April 1946, Khalistan was assured full independence, incentivizing Tarvinder to assent beneficial trade agreements and foreign investment laws to the assisting nations as a token of gratitude. Tarvinder continued to rule until 3 August 1985, upholding democratic principles and religious tolerance that fueled more of his popularity. During the rest of his reign, Khalistan's economy grew, enabling Khalistan as an economic powerhouse. He abdicated in favor of his son [[Devendra Singh]] due to his failing health, and died in his retirement home in Amritsar on 28 May 1990.


==Early life==
==Early life==

Latest revision as of 07:42, 29 July 2023

Tarvinder Samdarani Singh
Maharaja of the Punjab, Sher-e-Hind, Sarkar Khalsaji, Lord of Five Rivers
YadavindraSinghofPatiala1930s.png
Tarvinder in 1946
1st Maharaja of the Punjab
Reign18 January 1943 – 3 August 1985
PredecessorPosition established
SuccessorDevendra Singh
Maharaja of the Utarapunjab
Reign19 June 1938 – 18 January 1943
PredecessorParamveer Singh
SuccessorPosition abolished
Born(1913-03-12)12 March 1913
Bakalanagama, Utarapunjab State
Died28 May 1990(1990-05-28) (aged 77)
Amritsar, Mahja Province, Khalistan
ConsortGyanpreet Naloka Kaur
IssueDevendra Singh
Brahamjeet Kaur
DynastyAddalaimure
FatherParamveer Singh
MotherQuarbani Baseen
ReligionSikhism

Tarvinder Samdarani Singh (12 March 1913 – 28 May 1990) was the first Maharaja of the Kingdom of the Punjab and the last Maharaja of the Utarapunjab State. He ruled as the former from 18 January 1943 to 3 August 1985, and the latter from 19 June 1938 to 18 January 1943.

Tarvinder inherited a state under the rule of the Free State of Indiae after his father Paramveer Singh died. Consequently, Tarvinder was obliged to pay tribute to the Quenminese with finances and troops. However, Tarvinder at times refused to fulfill his obligations from his nationalistic demeanor, which resulted in coercive negotiations and repressions from the Inidaen and Quenminese government. Upon receiving word of the Allied armies moving from the Middle East, Tarvinder sent a secret message to its High Command for assistance. Days later, Tarvinder, with the support of the locals upon hearing of the Desecration of the Golden Temple, instigated a revolt against Quenminese rule. After liberating Amritsar, Tarvinder organized the government of the Free Khalistan Provisional State and declared himself Maharaja. During the Liberation of Indiae, Tarvinder provided troops to support the Allied offensive, and continued to do so during the Liberation of Bethausia and Operation Arbiter.

After the end of the war, Tarvinder faced numerous calls from the liberated Indiaen government to be reintegrated into their territory. He and his government refused their offers, which rose tensions between his Kingdom and the government despite his shrewd thinking. The United Kingdom, Bethausia, Kyachindwin, and Quenmin intervened to defuse the situation. Eventually, on 12 April 1946, Khalistan was assured full independence, incentivizing Tarvinder to assent beneficial trade agreements and foreign investment laws to the assisting nations as a token of gratitude. Tarvinder continued to rule until 3 August 1985, upholding democratic principles and religious tolerance that fueled more of his popularity. During the rest of his reign, Khalistan's economy grew, enabling Khalistan as an economic powerhouse. He abdicated in favor of his son Devendra Singh due to his failing health, and died in his retirement home in Amritsar on 28 May 1990.

Early life

Maharaja of the Utarapunjab

Maharaja of Khalistan

Later life and death

Legacy