punjabi HISTORY & HERITAGE
The TrishSaab Perspective.
Heritage Series - The Punjabi yearrEAD NOW - sawan
The north thrives in the depth of summer. The south feels winter’s final days.
Sawan keeps Punjab alive.
Monsoon rains pour down over the fields,
as rice plants stand tall. Farmers stay vigilant, ensuring healthy crops.
Nature and effort combine.
Inspired by a story I once heard about Punjabi Nanakshahi coins, where a leaf symbolising abundance and prosperity was detailed on each coin after The Chalisa Famine of 1783.
The leaves in this logo reflect that same belief - abundance and prosperity to Punjab. For as long as we share the stories that build our heritage, Punjab will thrive.
Punjabi history - A journey through time
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Ancient Civilisations Of Punjab
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The Mughal Empire
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The Punjabi Confederacy
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The Sikh Empire
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The British Raj
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The Partition of Punjab
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The Princely States of Punjab
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Punjab's forgotten history
To endure with the strength of the five rivers. To stand tall like fields of ripe crops. To speak with the pride of those who came before us. To carry Punjab in heart and mind. To live with Punjab in the soul.Punjabi Heritage - An
Explanation of Culture
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The Punjabi Year
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The Mythology of Punjab
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The Women of Punjab
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The Languages of Punjab
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The Sports and Traditions of Punjab
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The Etiquette and Culture of Punjab
