The Jangnama of Shah Mohammad blames one of this empire’s queens for starting a war where it lost the Battle of Sobraon (“SO”-buh-rown). A princess of this empire named Sophia who was raised as a goddaughter of Queen Victoria became a suffragette after witnessing (15[1])the poverty of her homeland. A teenage ruler of this empire was killed by falling masonry on the day of his father’s funeral, (-5[1])likely assassinated by a Dogra (DOHG-ruh) minister. This (-5[1])empire’s founder unified (15[1])various (10[1])(*) misls (“missiles”) and signed an (10[1])1806 (10[1]-5[1])agreement with the British to keep his boundary at the (-5[1])Sutlej River. That founder of (-5[1])this empire renovated the Harmandir (10[1])Sahib after (-5[1])capturing Lahore (LA-hore) (10[1])with (10[1])his (10[1])Khalsa Army. For (10[1])10 points, (10[1])name this 19th century empire founded (10[1])by the “Lion (10[1])of Punjab (“PUN”-job),” Ranjit (10[4])(“RUN”-jeet) Singh. ■END■