Battle of Chamkaur (1764)
The Battle of Chamkaur was fought in January 1764 by Sikh forces led by Jassa Singh Ahluwalia and Afghan forces led by Lachhmi Narain.

Background and Battle

In January 1764, Sikhs assembled at Chamkaur to plan their attack on Sirhind. This was where Guru Gobind Singh and 39 Sikhs had fought 1,000,000 Mughals and Rajputs in the Battle of Chamkaur. Here he learned that Lachhmi Narain, the diwan of Zain Khan Sirhindi, was collecting land revenue nearby. After an intense battle, he and his army retreated towards Kurali. His wealth and resources were left behind. Therefore, the Sikhs plundered and took everything which strengthened them.

Aftermath

The Sikhs attacked Sirhind which led to the Battle of Sirhind (1764), in which Zain Khan Sirhindi and Lachhmi Narain were killed.

References

See also 
 Nihang
 Martyrdom and Sikhism

Battles involving the Sikhs
History of India