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'''LANGAR CHHANNI''', a village in Ambala | '''LANGAR CHHANNI''', a village in Ambala district of Haryana, about 13 km southeast of Ambala cantonment (30°21'N, 76"50'E), is sacred to Guru Tegh Bahadur. According to local tradition, the Guru halted in this village while traveling from Haridvar to Lakhnaur Sahib along with the members of his family. Larigar Chhanm at that time was inhabited by [[Rarighar]] Muslims. At the place where the Gurdwara Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib now stands, there was a [[lakidh]] or seat of Muslim faqirs. Even long after the Guru's visit the place continued to be called a [[takidh]]. During the period following the fall of Sirhind in 1764, this | ||
territory around Kcsari and Shahzadpur was seized by Sardar Karam Singh of the Shahid misl. Later, a Sikh family, Chahals of village Balana, 7 km southwest of Ambala city, came and settled in Larigar Chhanni. The memory of the Guru's visit to the place was still alive. The old takidh in the course of time gave place to a derd where sadhus of Udasi and Nirmala sects resided. The Gurdwara was established during the Gurdwara Reform movement in the 1920's. The present building was | territory around Kcsari and Shahzadpur was seized by Sardar Karam Singh of the Shahid misl. Later, a Sikh family, Chahals of village Balana, 7 km southwest of Ambala city, came and settled in Larigar Chhanni. The memory of the Guru's visit to the place was still alive. The old takidh in the course of time gave place to a derd where sadhus of Udasi and Nirmala sects resided. The Gurdwara was established during the Gurdwara Reform movement in the 1920's. The present building was built in 1938. It consists of a single flatroofed rectangular room, with a verandah and a small brickpaved open space in front. An old neem tree which stands near by is believed to have existed since the time of Guru Tcgh Bahadur's visit. The Gurdwara is managed by a committee of the local sangaf. | ||
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LANGAR CHHANNI, a village in Ambala district of Haryana, about 13 km southeast of Ambala cantonment (30°21'N, 76"50'E), is sacred to Guru Tegh Bahadur. According to local tradition, the Guru halted in this village while traveling from Haridvar to Lakhnaur Sahib along with the members of his family. Larigar Chhanm at that time was inhabited by Rarighar Muslims. At the place where the Gurdwara Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib now stands, there was a lakidh or seat of Muslim faqirs. Even long after the Guru's visit the place continued to be called a takidh. During the period following the fall of Sirhind in 1764, this territory around Kcsari and Shahzadpur was seized by Sardar Karam Singh of the Shahid misl. Later, a Sikh family, Chahals of village Balana, 7 km southwest of Ambala city, came and settled in Larigar Chhanni. The memory of the Guru's visit to the place was still alive. The old takidh in the course of time gave place to a derd where sadhus of Udasi and Nirmala sects resided. The Gurdwara was established during the Gurdwara Reform movement in the 1920's. The present building was built in 1938. It consists of a single flatroofed rectangular room, with a verandah and a small brickpaved open space in front. An old neem tree which stands near by is believed to have existed since the time of Guru Tcgh Bahadur's visit. The Gurdwara is managed by a committee of the local sangaf.
