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[[Shabad]]s (religious sayings of different number of verses and their count in [[Guru Granth | |||
Sahib]] is as follows: | |||
* 2 verses - (dupadas), 608 | |||
* 3 verses - (tripade), 73 | |||
* 4 verses - (chaupadas), 1,255 | |||
* 5 verses - (panchpadas), 80 | |||
* 6 verses - (chhepedas), 11 verses | |||
* 8 verses - (Ashtpadian), 311 | |||
* 16 verses - (sohilas), 62 | |||
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Chaupada
Is a Hymn in the Sikh Holy Books with a measure of 4 verses.
Chaupadas= Quartets
Shabads (religious sayings of different number of verses and their count in [[Guru Granth Sahib]] is as follows:
- 2 verses - (dupadas), 608
- 3 verses - (tripade), 73
- 4 verses - (chaupadas), 1,255
- 5 verses - (panchpadas), 80
- 6 verses - (chhepedas), 11 verses
- 8 verses - (Ashtpadian), 311
- 16 verses - (sohilas), 62
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