The second of these conflicts began when two British officers were murdered by Dewan Mulraj. The months leading up to these conflicts saw the victor at the Battle of Miani send home a telegram with the word "Peccavi," Latin for "I have sinned," shortly after taking Hyderabad. That conquest of Sindh by Sir Charles Napier led one side in these wars to launch a preemptive attack that was turned back by Sir Hugh Gough at the Battle of Mudki, and that conflict was ended when 
The second of these conflicts began when two British officers were murdered by Dewan Mulraj. The months leading up to these conflicts saw the victor at the Battle of Miani send home a telegram with the word "Peccavi," Latin for "I have sinned," shortly after taking Hyderabad. That conquest of Sindh by Sir Charles Napier led one side in these wars to launch a preemptive attack that was turned back by Sir Hugh Gough at the Battle of Mudki, and that conflict was ended when Gough defeated Rajas Tej and Lal at the Battle of Sobraon. The resulting Treaty of Lahore lasted only until Sher Singh Attariwalla crossed the Chenab River to attack the British at Ramnagar, but peace was restored at the Battle of Gujrat. This pair of conflicts was ended by the annexation of the Punjab by the British and the disbanding of the Khalsa Army. For 10 points, name these wars fought between the British East India Company and members of a religion that reveres the Adi Granth.
The second of these conflicts began when two British officers were murdered by Dewan Mulraj.
Anglo-{Sikh} Wars [accept anything that mentions {Sikh}s fighting the British, as long as they don’t mention any other countries]