A painting of Sikh Akali Warriors by Emily Eden, 1844
The Akalis (a.k.a. "Akalees"), "Immortals" or "Timeless Ones," is a specific class of Sikh warrior. Renowned for their bravery and ferocity, as well as for their distinctive headgear and other accoutrements, the Akalis personified the Sikh ideal of military courage and heroism.
Akali soldiers were renowned in the 19th century for their valour in defending the Sikh kingdoms of Punjab.
Are the Aklis mentioned in any accounts of battles?
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A painting of Sikh Akali Warriors by Emily Eden, 1844
Druzhina
19th Century Indian Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

The Akalis (a.k.a. "Akalees"), "Immortals" or "Timeless Ones," is a specific class of Sikh warrior. Renowned for their bravery and ferocity, as well as for their distinctive headgear and other accoutrements, the Akalis personified the Sikh ideal of military courage and heroism.
Akali soldiers were renowned in the 19th century for their valour in defending the Sikh kingdoms of Punjab.
Are the Aklis mentioned in any accounts of battles?
Mirror site
A painting of Sikh Akali Warriors by Emily Eden, 1844
Druzhina
19th Century Indian Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers