The Lubanas are well-known in the history of the Punjab in general and that of the Sikhs in particular since the days of the last two Sikh Gurus. After the death of Guru Harkrishan, there was a co...

The number of the Lubanas in the British Punjab by 1868 was 47,690. It increased to 48,988 in 1921. Thus an increase of 2.72 per cent was recorded among the Lubanas during this period. Various cau...

1. Dera Morala Sahib The founder of this establishment was Sant Baba Amir Singh. He was succeeded by Baba Bishan Singh and Sant Prem Singh respectively. This establishment was situated in the Khar...

During the eighteenth century the Lubanas began to follow a settled way of life. There are many instances regarding their settlement as cultivators by the Sikh rulers to extend cultivation. The Lu...

1. Baba Makhan ShahBaba Makhan Shah was a great merchant of the Lubana tribe. According to the Sikh legends he was born in 1619. But there is controversy about the place of his birth. Baba Makhan ...