Tej Singh or Raja Teja Singh was a Sikh commander in the Sikh Empire. He was appointed as Commander in chief of the Sikh Khalsa Army during the First Anglo-Sikh War. After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the Sikh court became fractious and the various agents acted at cross purposes to each other. Tej Singh appears to have had loyalties to the Raja Gulab Singh of Jammu and he, along with Gulab Singh, believed it to be a mistake to be warring with the British. However, Rani Jindan, the Regent acting on behalf of the anointed prince Duleep Singh, ordered him to march the troops against the British. He did so reluctantly.
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| - Tej Singh (Nagpur- ), fue un comandante del ejército sij. Fue nombrado Comandante en jefe del ejército durante la Primera guerra anglo-sij, y facilitó la eventual victoria británica traicionando la causa sij. Tras la muerte del marajá Ranjit Singh, la corte sij fue frágil y sus diversos integrantes actuaron con propósitos cruzados entre sí. Tej Singh profesaba lealtad al Rajá Gulab Singh de Jammu y juntos consideraban que era un error entrar en guerra con los británicos. Sin embargo, la regente Jind Kaur, actuando en nombre del príncipe ungido Duleep Singh, le ordenó marchar contra los británicos. Lo que hizo a regañadientes. En la , el general Tej Singh cruzó el puente pontón que une los dos flancos del río Sutlej y ordenó su destrucción. Según el historiador , este incidente condujo a la (es)
- Tej Singh or Raja Teja Singh was a Sikh commander in the Sikh Empire. He was appointed as Commander in chief of the Sikh Khalsa Army during the First Anglo-Sikh War. After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the Sikh court became fractious and the various agents acted at cross purposes to each other. Tej Singh appears to have had loyalties to the Raja Gulab Singh of Jammu and he, along with Gulab Singh, believed it to be a mistake to be warring with the British. However, Rani Jindan, the Regent acting on behalf of the anointed prince Duleep Singh, ordered him to march the troops against the British. He did so reluctantly. (en)
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| - Tej Singh (Nagpur- ), fue un comandante del ejército sij. Fue nombrado Comandante en jefe del ejército durante la Primera guerra anglo-sij, y facilitó la eventual victoria británica traicionando la causa sij. Tras la muerte del marajá Ranjit Singh, la corte sij fue frágil y sus diversos integrantes actuaron con propósitos cruzados entre sí. Tej Singh profesaba lealtad al Rajá Gulab Singh de Jammu y juntos consideraban que era un error entrar en guerra con los británicos. Sin embargo, la regente Jind Kaur, actuando en nombre del príncipe ungido Duleep Singh, le ordenó marchar contra los británicos. Lo que hizo a regañadientes. En la , el general Tej Singh cruzó el puente pontón que une los dos flancos del río Sutlej y ordenó su destrucción. Según el historiador , este incidente condujo a la derrota del Ejército Sij, posiblemente como lo pretendía Tej Singh. Tras la derrota de los sij se firmó el en el cual Cachemira fue vendida a Gulab Singh para pagar las indemnizaciones de guerra a los británicos. (es)
- Tej Singh or Raja Teja Singh was a Sikh commander in the Sikh Empire. He was appointed as Commander in chief of the Sikh Khalsa Army during the First Anglo-Sikh War. After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the Sikh court became fractious and the various agents acted at cross purposes to each other. Tej Singh appears to have had loyalties to the Raja Gulab Singh of Jammu and he, along with Gulab Singh, believed it to be a mistake to be warring with the British. However, Rani Jindan, the Regent acting on behalf of the anointed prince Duleep Singh, ordered him to march the troops against the British. He did so reluctantly. In the Battle of Sobraon, General Tej Singh crossed a pontoon bridge on the Sutlej river and ordered its destruction. According to historian Amar Pal Sidhu, this incident led to the defeat of the Sikh Army, possibly as intended by Tej Singh. After the defeat of Sikhs, the Treaty of Lahore was signed by which Kashmir was sold to Gulab Singh to pay war indemnities to the British as well as the army was regulated. (en)
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