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The history of the Punjab is replete with invasions and conquests by the foreigners. Years before Christ, the Punjab witnessed the invasion of Alexander the Great,1 and after that many other invaders followed till the mid nineteenth century, when the British conquered this land of five rivers.2 The enormous richness attracted the large number of invaders. Mughals were the rulers of the India and the province of Punjab was under the Sikhs. How were these powers weakened and the British took over? Karl Marx describes in his words in 'The Tribune': “The paramount power of the great Mughals was broken by the British Viceroys. The Marhattas broke the power of the Viceroys. The power of the Marhattas was broken by the Afghans, and while all were struggling against all, the Briton rushed in and were enabled to subdue them all”.3

Samina Yasmeen. (2017) BRITISH PUNJAB: POLITICS OF PATRONAGE, Pakistan , Volume 53, Issue 1.
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