He died on Jand was succeeded by his son Kharak Singh. Ranjit Singh was the only ruler in South Asia who could have opposed British rule in India but he had befriended the British with which he entered into peace treaties. This is said to be the very same stone from which the death sentences for Guru Tegh Bahadur and Banda Bahadur were pronounced. During the period when the Sikhs controlled Delhi the stone on which Emperors were installed and from which they read their edicts was removed from the Lal Killa and carted to Amritsar. A gaint block of granite called the 'Coronation Stone' of the Grand Mughals is located in the second floor of the Bunga in the open balcony area. The Bunga served as home base for the Ramgarhias during the yearly visits to the Temple and also as a military barracks from which the Ramgarhias could defend the Sacred Site. The largest BungaВ with two watchtowers, at the Complex of the Harmandar Sahib was built by the Ramgarhia Misl. Later on the Misal was popularly known as the Ramgarhia Misal. The Misal seized the fort of Ram Raouni (Fortalice of God) and then renamed it Ramgarh (God's Fort )'. After the death of Nodh Singh, Jassa Singh became the chief of the Misal. Three most daring brothers named Jassa Singh, Mali Singh, and Tara Singh of Tarkhan (carpenter) background and belonging to Mouza Sarsang in the Lahore district (now in Pakistan) became devout followers of Nodh Singh. After his death he was succeeded by Nodh Singh of Sahangi also near Amritsar. Latif wrote, 'The founder of the Misal was Khoshal Singh, a Jat of Mouza Guga near Amritsar, Punjab.

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