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Bikrama Singh
Kanwar Sri Bikrama Singh Bahadur (1835–1887) was a 19th-century Sikh leader.
==Early life and political contribution==
Born in Kapurthala as the second son of Raja Nihal Singh of Kapurthala (from his second Rani, the legendary philanthropist Mai Hiran), he was one of the main progenitors of the 19th Century Sikh Renaissance, being one of the founders of the Singh Sabha Movement aimed at a revival of the Gurudwaras as centres of worship and learning which ultimately culminated in the Gurudwara Reform movement and led to the liberation of the Gurudwaras from the clutches of the hereditary Mahants.〔A History of the Sikhs by Khushwant Singh, Volume-II : 1939-1974, Delhi, Oxford University Press, 1962, Page-141〕〔The Singh Sabha and Other Socio-Religious Movements in The Punjab (1850-1925), Punjabi University, Patiala, 1997, Page-29,46〕〔The Encyclopedia of Sikhism, Punjabi University, Patiala, Page-371〕
He was also one of the supporters of the claims of Maharaja Duleep Singh of the Punjab, the son of the Great Maharaja Ranjit Singh and, along with the Sandhawalia Sardars, sought to muster support for Duleep Singh amongst the Sikh Sardars of the erstwhile Lahore Durbar.
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