 Misl was at its high under Ran Singh it ruled Kasur, Sharakpur, Gugera pargana, and the "Kharral" fort of Kot Kumaliah.His son, Bhagwan Singh, succeeded him, but could not hold his territory against Wazir Singh, the brother of Kamar Singh and lost Sayyadwala to him.Bhagwan Singh realizing that he might lose all of his territory, around 1784, set up the engagement of his sister, Raj Kaur, to Ranjit Singh, who was the son of Maha Singh, the leader of the powerful Sukerchakkia Misl, in order to gain a powerful ally.