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...u Sahib, Baticulla was known as Matiakullam. Raja Shiv Nabh ruled it. Bhai Mansukh of Lahore had, earlier, visited this town and had told the ruler about Guru

...king who became a devotee of Guru Nanak. It was a merchant of Lahore Bhai Mansukh who, during a visit to Ceylon then known as 'Sinhaldvip' or 'Singhal dip', Shivnabh became interested in Guru Nanak and was anxious to meet him. But Mansukh advised him to meditate on the Guru and wait for him in Ceylon itself. Sinc

...anak met a trader of gun powder and guided him to the truth.<ref>Sakhi 72, Bhai Bala Janamsakhi</ref>. Following are some famous names in Sikh History: ...i</ref>. Bhai Mansukh told King Shivnabh about Guru Nanak. <ref>Mahankosh, Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha, Page 949</ref>

== '''BHAI LAKHI SHAH VANJARA''' == Bhai Lakhi Shah Vanjara, who took the headless body of Guru Teg Bahadur under th

...to accompany Mansukh to the Panjab and lay himself at the Guru's feet. But Mansukh had counselled him to love and wait in faith. 'The Master is drawn', said h ...ings of his predecessors for the compilation of Guru Granth Sahib, he sent Bhai Paira to Ceylon to bring him the above-said composition of Guru Nanak.

...e Raja all about Guru Nanak. The Raja inquired how he could meet the Guru. Mansukh told him, "Rise early in the morning and recite Moolmantar. If you earnestl

...rujee sent [[Bhai Jetha]] and [[Bhai Bidhi Chand]] to look for artisans, [[Bhai Kehar Singh Rajput]] was the first one to offer his services. Men brought b ...ern. The Guru asked him to exhibit weapons. He ordered Bhai Nand Singh and Bhai Chaupa Singh to check the exhibited weapons. Guru Sahib too paid a visit to

...atever interpretation of Gurubani has been done, it was by a Vanjara Sikh, Bhai Mani Singh, who got his pores cut for Sikhism. ...interpretation of Gurubani has been done, it was done by the Vanjara Sikh Bhai Mani Singh who had his body cut to pieces over his love of Sikhi. Vanjaras

Along with [[Mardana]] (the Muslim minstrel of [[Talwandi]]), and later [[Bhai Bala]], the Guru and his companion/s commenced their wanderings over many l ...he Guru had visited Eastern India and Southern India in a single stretch. Bhai Gurdas too described this long sojourn in a single line.

...ou?” said he. “My name is Mardana, and I am a disciple of Nanak,” replied Bhai Mardana. “What brings you here?” “I feel thirsty, and wish to have ...he King Shivnabh. Shivnabh had been pining to see the Master. A disciple Mansukh had already gone there from Guru Nanak’s Panjab, and his personality had

Bhai Nandlal and Ghyassuddin at Anandpur 112 spring of water near the place where once encamped Guru Nanak and Bhai Mardana. Mardana