Nabha, India
India
Nabha, India appears in 47 Bunkabop connections with 719 places across 14 topics, with the bulk drawn from Sikh and Punjab history, government, and religion. The city shares many ties with Delhi and Patiala. The saint-scholar Nabha Dass, author of the Bhaktamal, anchors several religion connections, including his praise of the poet Surdas. Nabha State also figures in British colonial records, with Sir Edward Wakefield serving as its Chief Minister from 1939 to 1941.
Surdas
Connects Nabha, India to: Bali | Gokul, India
Randhir Singh (Sikh)
Connects Nabha, India to: India | Punjab, Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan | Ludhiana district | Akhand, Iran
Sir Edward Wakefield, 1st Baronet
Connects Nabha, India to: India | Cambridge, England | Delhi, India | Punjab, Pakistan | Malta
Labana
Connects Nabha, India to: India | Delhi, India | Punjab, Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan
Ramanandi Sampradaya
Connects Nabha, India to: India | Ayodhya, India | Ujjain, India | Gurdaspur, India | Thakurdwara, India
Labh Singh Saini
Connects Nabha, India to: India | Michigan | Belgium | Delhi, India | Quetta, Pakistan
Nabha Dass
Connects Nabha, India to: Jaipur, India | Varanasi, India | Mathura, India | Ayodhya, India | Gurdaspur district
Bhai Gurdas
Connects Nabha, India to: Sri Lanka | Kabul, Afghanistan | Amritsar, India | Varanasi, India | Gwalior, India
Kahn Singh Nabha
Connects Nabha, India to: India | Delhi, India | Punjab, Pakistan | Patiala, India | Banera, India
Nawab Kapur Singh
Connects Nabha, India to: Punjab, Pakistan | Amritsar, India | Sirhind, India | Panj | Sheikhupura, Pakistan
Pushyabhuti dynasty
Connects Nabha, India to: India | Punjab, Pakistan | Mathura, India | Kurukshetra, India | Kannauj, India
Ammy Virk
Connects Nabha, India to: India | Punjab, Pakistan | Chandigarh, India | Bhuj, India | Amritsar district