malwa majha and baba regions are all part of punjab state.
malwa majha and baba regions are all part of punjab state.
malwa majha and baba regions are all part of which state?
punjab
the majha region of historical punjab region spans northward from the right banks of river beas, and extends up to river jhelum at its northmost, making it the largest regions of historic punjab.









































the indian state of punjab has continued to recognize the majha region through maintaining the districts that have historically belonged to the majha region. in pakistan, the majha city of lahore was selected as its provincial capital, which the remaining majha districts were either maintained, or their borders blurred as the boundaries were divided between districts bahawalpur, dera ghazi khan, multan, and rawalpindi, sahiwal and sargodha.
majha
the two main divisions in territory between the misls were between those who were in the malwa region and those who were in the majha region. while eleven of the misls were north of the sutlej river, one, the phulkian misl was south of the sutlej. the sikhs north of the sutlej river were known as the majha sikhs while the sikhs that lived south of the sutlej river were known as the malwa sikhs. in the smaller territories were the dhanigeb singhs in the sind sagar doab, the gujrat singhs in the jech doab, the dharpi singhs in the rechna doab, and the doaba singhs in the jalandhar doab.
misl