hari singh nalwa was a coward sikh khalistani who used to work under HINDU COMMANDER IN CHIEF FIRST DIWAN MOHKAM CHAND AND THEN ANOTHER KHATRI HINDU DIWAN MISR CHAND, RANJIT SINGH KNEW THAT HIS EMPIRE IS BUILD BY HINDU GENERALS AND THEREFORE FOR HIS WHOLE LIFE HE USE TO GIVE GRANTS TO HINDU TEMPLES CLEAN THE STEPS OF TEMPLES, SHER-E-PUNJAB GHANTA LELE BHAG YAHAAN SE EVEN SIKH HISTORIANS WRITE THIS "IT WAS THE BRILLIANCE AND STRENGTH OF DIWAN MOHKAM CHAND WHO MADE RANJIT SINGH THE SHER-E-PUNJAB" abe apni aukaat dekh sikh, guru gobind singh toh pair pakadne gaye the "LACHMAN DEV" , why their was not a single brave SIKH who established THE FIRST SIKH KINGDOM. 

This is sikh propaganda coward hari singh, he was always below "DIWAN MOHKAM CHAND AND DIWAN MISR CHAND" these two were the greatest generals(commander in chief of ranjit singh) one was from 1803-1814(mohkam chand) and misr chand from 1814-1826 only after both of them die then come this "KHALSA KA SOLDIER" aukaat dikh gayi in short get the hell out of my hindu country your SIKH EMPIRE was made by "HINDU LEGENDARY GENERALS INFACT YOUR SIKH EMPIRE WAS FOUNDED ONLY WHEN MARATHA EMPIRE MADE MOGUL EMPIRE A PUPPET" 

Aurangzeb was not even interested in SIKH REVOLTS , AURANGZEB remained his last 25 years in central-south india dealing with HINDU MARATHA EMPIRE which he cannot crush and then MARATHA EMPIRE WAS THE FIRST WHO TAUGHT INDIANS HOW TO WIN. COWARD SIKHS SHOWED THEIR BRAVERY WHEN THEY REFUSE TO FIGHT IN PANIPAT WAR EVEN THOUGH MARATHA EMPIRE INVADED PUNJAB IN 1758 TO SAVE SIKH WOMEN AND MEN WHEN THEY EXTENDED THEIR BOUNDARY UPTO ATTOCK/PESHAWAR and this is what Ranjit singh also knew i am posting few observations go and search GOOGLE BOOKS(if you dont have real books) who was 

1-DIWAN MOHKAM CHAND(HINDU KHATRI FROM PUNJAB)
2-DIWAN MISR CHAND(HINDU KHATRI OF PUNJAB)

it was the greatness of these two because of which RANJIT SINGH destroyed DURRANI EMPIRE, nalwa worked below hindu generals for most of his life untill both of them died.122.161.78.118