Kaunke Kalan, also spelt as Kaonke Kalan, also known simply as Kaunke or Kaonke, is a village in the Jagraon region of western Ludhiana district in Punjab, India. It is located 7 km southwest of Jagraon town.
The village was visited by Guru Hargobind in 1631âÂÂ32, who headed to Mahron village afterwards, with a shrine called GurdwÃÂràGurà «sar commemorating the guru's stay in the northwest area of the village's boundary. The shrine was renovated in 1912 and 1955. The 1912 renovation was assisted by Mai Kishan Kaur (1860âÂÂ1952). During the Jaito agitation of 1923âÂÂ24, police interrupted an akhand path happening at Gurdwara Gurusar and prevented those inside the shrine from leaving. A Sikh jatha dispatched from the nearby village of Rode led by DullàSiá¹ gh and SuchchàSiá¹ gh, known as the Durli Jatha, managed to bring supplies to those stuck inside.