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'''Daroli Bhai Ki''' is a village located about 14 kilometers west of Moga in Moga district. According to folklore a woman named Daroli was once a dancer with the Mughals | '''Daroli Bhai Ki''' is a village located about 14 kilometers west of Moga in Moga district. This was the place where [[Baba Gurditta]] the first son of Sri [[Guru Hargobind]] Sahib ji and his wife [[Mata Damodari]] was born in 1613. | ||
According to local folklore a woman named Daroli who was once a dancer with the Mughals was rewarded some land for her talent. | |||
It is said that the women lore of Patti Kamal did enormous sewa of the 6th guru and menfolk did not. Guru ji became so happy with the bhagti of these women that he blessed the women of this Patti (village) and said that the women of Patti Kamal will always rule in their families. (as told to me by my grandmother). | |||
This village has has three majestic gurudwaras. [[Gurdwara Baba Gurditta]] ji on Patti (Street) Kamal and two others on the outskirts of the village. | |||
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Revision as of 19:55, 18 February 2010
Daroli Bhai Ki is a village located about 14 kilometers west of Moga in Moga district. This was the place where Baba Gurditta the first son of Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib ji and his wife Mata Damodari was born in 1613.
According to local folklore a woman named Daroli who was once a dancer with the Mughals was rewarded some land for her talent.
It is said that the women lore of Patti Kamal did enormous sewa of the 6th guru and menfolk did not. Guru ji became so happy with the bhagti of these women that he blessed the women of this Patti (village) and said that the women of Patti Kamal will always rule in their families. (as told to me by my grandmother).
This village has has three majestic gurudwaras. Gurdwara Baba Gurditta ji on Patti (Street) Kamal and two others on the outskirts of the village.
