Pathankot Campaign

Battle of Dinanagar
Part of Sikh Interwarfare
Date 1775 Location Dinanagar, Punjab Result Kanhaiya Coalition victory Near collapse of the Bhangi Misl
Belligerents
Kanhaiya Misl Sukerchakia Misl Ahluwalia Misl	Bhangi Misl Ramgarhia Misl Jammu Chatthas
Commanders and leaders
Jai Singh Kanhaiya Haqiqat Singh Kanhaiya Jassa Singh Ahluwalia	Ganda Singh Bhangi Charat Singh Bhangi † Gujjar Singh Bhangi Lehna Singh Bhangi Raja Ranjit Dev Pir Muhammad Chattha of Rasulnagar supported by Jassa Singh Ramgarhia

The Pathankot Campaign (or the Battle of Dinanagar) took place in 1775 near Awankha in pargana Dina Nagar, between a coalition led by the Bhangi Misl under Ganda Singh and the united forces of the Kanhaiyas, Sukarchakias, and Ahluwalias as part of the territorial disputes among the Sikh Misls. The victorious Kanhaiya-led coalition maintained control of Pathankot. The victory weakened the Bhangi Misl’s influence and solidified the Kanhaiya's territorial claims.^[1][2]