Twelve Sikh Misls
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Ahluwalia
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Misldhar - Jassa Singh Ahluwalia, who also became the supreme commander of all the Misls.
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2.
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Bhangi
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Misldhar - Hari Singh of village Panjwad, also Bhuma Singh.
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Dhallewalia
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Misldhar - Gulab Singh of the village Dhalliwal.
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Fyzullapuria
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Also known as Singhpuria. Misldhar - Nawab Kapur Singh, one time commander of all the Misls.
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Kanhaya
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Misldhar - Jai Singh of the village Khanna.
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Karora
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Misldhar - Karora Singh of the village Paigarh.
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Nakkai
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Misldhar - Hira Singh of the village Baharwal, situated in a tract near Lahore called Nakka.
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Nishanwalia
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Misldhar - Dasundha Singh, the standard bearer (nishanwala) of the Dhal Khalsa.
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Phoolkia
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Misldhar - Ala Singh of Patiala district.
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Ramghariha
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Misldhar - Nand Singh, later controlled by Jassa Singh Ramgharia. Name Ramghariha was taken after winning a major battle near the village of Ramghar.
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Shaheed
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Misldhar (Commander) - Baba Deep Singh. The name Shaheed (martyr) was taken after Baba Ji's death in the defence of the Harminder Sahib (Golden temple).
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Sukerchakia
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Misldhar - Naudh Singh from the village Sukerchak near Gujranwala. Naudh Singh was the father of Charhat Singh Sukerchakia whose grandson , Ranjit Singh became the first Sikh Maharaja of the Punjab.
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Sikh History 
