Sardar Kahn Singh Nabha was a prominent Sikh leader and a significant figure in the history of Punjab, India. Born in 1861, he played a crucial role in the socio-political landscape of the region during the British colonial period. He was known for his efforts in promoting education and social reform among the Sikh community. In addition to his political activities, Kahn Singh Nabha was also a noted writer and scholar. He authored several works, including Gurbilas Patshahi 6, which contributed to the understanding of Sikh history and culture. His legacy continues to influence Sikh identity and pride today.