Afghans In History Episode One - Wazir Akbar Khan

Mohammad Akbar Khan (18131845) was an Afghan Prince, a general and a tribal leader. He was active in the First Anglo-Afghan War, which lasted from 1839 to 1842. He is prominent for his leadership of the national party in Kabul from 1841 to 1842, and his pursuit of the retreating British army from Kabul to Gandamak near Jalalabad in 1842. He is also known for killing legendary Sikh leader Hari Singh Nalwa in the 1837 Battle of Jamrud whilst trying to get back the city of Peshawar for the Afghans from the invading Sikh army.

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[bluenail90]

Wiki says different.

[AfghansInHistory]

@bluenail90 whether wiki says different or not, what is said in the video

is historically correct.

But please, if there is a discrepancy, point it out, and i will correct it

[iamjatt13]

SARDAR HARI SINGH NALWA... a great sikh soldier... more than that a great person with strong history.

[saamjahansuz]

Why are these SICK people always trying to act hard?

Go read history, realize who your BAAPS are, then eat some daal.

Kings from present day Afghanistan ruled you guys for over a thousand yrs.

If you deny that then you are a Harami and a fool. Never compare yourself with your BAAP!!!

[mshansab]

It's sad how these videos "Afghans In History" get only a few thousand hits and a music video by Valy gets over 800,000 thousand hits. No wonder Afghanistan is in a state of confusion today.

We don't value our history therefore we lose our identity. Please pass these video links to relatives, and friends and share the knowledge.

[mshansab]

@AfghansInHistory

Wiki is not always correct and we shouldn't rely on Wiki to tell us our own history.

This video is correct along with most other videos by "Afghans In History".

[mshansab]

Asalaamalaikum-Who ever is responsible for these episodes (Afghans In History), I salute you brother.

However, please upload something about the GHORIDS. Some of the notable names are Ala-ud-din Hussain bin Hussain (Jahansuz), Ghiyāṣ-ud-din Muhammad bin Sām & Muizz-ud-din Muhammad bin Sām. This Dynasty dates back to Amir Shansab who was the grandfather of Amir Kror (Shansab Family). Even further back to the legendary brothers of Sur & Saam.Keep in mind that Sher Shah Suri was from this tribe.

[bharatmallba]

When Sikh Guru was born (1469) the subcontinent was being ruled by a Pathan named Behlol Lodhi (Lodhi dynasty) When he died 1539/40 again the subcontinent was being ruled by a Pashtun, Sher Shah Suri.

Pathans have ruled the subcontinent for 175 years. Iran+central asia for75 years

& Sikhs ruled Punjab & Kashmir(unchallenged)for 50 & 30 years respectively & very few parts of frontier with impossible difficulties for less then 30 years.

Is there any comparison ????

NOT AT ALL...............

[WOGI5M]

@bluenail90 Wikipedia is a rubbish reference. Try referencing Wikipedia in any academic document and you will get fail.

[CheckHookAssassin]

@FreeKashmir786 There u go! V know our history not only us but the world knows! They are feeling us in Afghanistan!

[FreeKashmir786]

@CheckHookAssassin Im A From A Tribe Called Jatt And We Live In Kashmir Mirpur We Drove The Sikhs Out Togeather Wit the The Help Of Pashtuns The Sikhs Were Ruling Them Days My Grandfather Used To Say There Used To Be Alot Of Sikhs And Hindus Them Days They Used To Opress Muslims Then The Muslim Jatts Rebelled And There Isnt One Sikh Or Hindu Living In Mirpur Long Live Islam Long Live Mujahideen

[CheckHookAssassin]

@garryonly4u I agree but all i'm saying is 40 men killed 500,000...it deserves highlighting! But no one knows that...sikhs are brave no doubt ....i'd be lying if i said theey havent fought wars....but Pathans dont fear ANYONE except ALLAH (same God u ppl worship).