纪念巴格尔·辛格对德里的“征服”:法塔赫·迪亚斯

IF 0.2 Q2 HISTORY Studies in History Pub Date : 2020-08-01 DOI:10.1177/0257643020956625
Kanika Singh
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本文考察了18世纪旁遮普锡克教军事指挥官巴格尔·辛格(Baghel Singh)在锡克教历史上不断变化的重要性,以及最近在德里举行的纪念他的活动——法塔赫·迪瓦斯(Fateh Diwas)的意义。Fateh Diwas是2014年首次在德里红堡举办的盛大活动,由Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD;Badal)领导的德里锡克教Gurdwara管理委员会。它庆祝了锡克教徒对德里的征服,以及巴格勒·辛格(Baghel Singh)在红堡上展开锡克教旗。这一声明的意义在于它的时机、象征意义和它试图记住的历史遗产。巴格勒·辛格的画像也出现在有关锡克教历史的现代绘画中,这些绘画在大众领域广泛复制,也构成了锡克教博物馆的展品。将巴格尔·辛格的这种特殊表现与19世纪拉坦·辛格·班古的《Sri Gur Panth Prakash》中的表现进行比较,有助于理解巴格尔·辛格在锡克教历史上的角色是如何变化的,以及它在当代遗产政治中是如何被运用的。
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Commemorating Baghel Singh’s ‘Conquest’ of Delhi: The Fateh Diwas
This article examines the changing importance, in Sikh history, of Baghel Singh, a Sikh military commander in eighteenth-century Punjab, and the significance of the most recent events commemorating him in Delhi—the Fateh Diwas. The Fateh Diwas was a spectacular event organized for the first time in 2014 at the Red Fort in Delhi, by the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD; Badal)-led Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee. It celebrated the conquest of Delhi by the Sikhs and the unfurling of the Sikh flag on the Red Fort by Baghel Singh. This claim is significant for its timing, symbolism and the historical legacy it seeks to remember. This representation of Baghel Singh also appears in modern paintings on Sikh history which are widely reproduced in popular spheres and also constitute the display in Sikh museums. A comparison of this particular representation of Baghel Singh with that in the nineteenth-century text, Sri Gur Panth Prakash by Ratan Singh Bhangu, is useful in understanding how Baghel Singh’s role has changed in Sikh history and how is it being deployed in contemporary heritage politics.
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期刊介绍: Studies in History reflects the considerable expansion and diversification that has occurred in historical research in India in recent years. The old preoccupation with political history has been integrated into a broader framework which places equal emphasis on social, economic and cultural history. Studies in History examines regional problems and pays attention to some of the neglected periods of India"s past. The journal also publishes articles concerning countries other than India. It provides a forum for articles on the writing of different varieties of history, and contributions challenging received wisdom on long standing issues.
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