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[[Image:Bandichhor.jpg|thumb|200px|left|<small>[[Guru Hargobind]] leaves Gwalior Jail with 52 Rajas</small>]] | [[Image:Bandichhor.jpg|thumb|200px|left|<small>[[Guru Hargobind]] leaves Gwalior Jail with 52 Rajas</small>]] | ||
This year on | This year ([[2014]]) on '''[[October 23]]''',(next year its [[November, 11]])<!--- (2011) on '''[[October 26]] --- 11:October 26 12:November 13 13:Nov 3 14:Oct 23 15:Nov 11 16:Oct 30 2010:Nov 5; 2009:Nov 17; ---> the worldwide [[Sikh]] community celebrates the return of the sixth [[Ten Gurus|Nanak]] from detention at [[Gwalior Fort]] on the same day in about October/November [[1619]]. | ||
This historic event coincides with the [[Hindu]] festival of [[Diwali]]. This has resulted in similarity of celebration amongst [[Sikh]]s and [[Hindu]]s. | |||
But Wazir Khan who was a well-wisher of the [[Sikh Gurus|Sikh Guru’s]] requested the Guru to accompany them to [[Delhi]] as [[Wikipedia:Emperor Jahangir|Emperor Jahangir]] wanted to meet him. Guru Sahib accepted the invitation and reached Delhi. On their first meeting when Jahangir saw the Guru, he was completely won over by his youthful charm and holiness. The Emperor decided to become friends with the Guru. So he gave a royal welcome to the Guru. But [[Chandu Shah]] could not bear it. His daughter was still unmarried and thus the rotten sore was still bleeding {{aowf|Bandi Chhorh Divas}}<!------2006=>Saturday October 21----> | When Murtaja Khan, Nawab of [[Lahore]], noticed that Guru Ji had constructed Sri [[Akal Takhat]] Sahib, 'The Throne of the Almighty', at [[Amritsar]], and was also strengthening his army, he informed the [[Mughal]] [[Emperor Jahangir]] about this. | ||
He also incorrectly emphasised that the [[Sikh Guru]] was making preparations to take revenge for his father's torture and martyrdom. When Jahangir came to know about this he at once sent Wazir Khan and Guncha Beg to [[Amritsar]] in order to arrest [[Guru Hargobind]] Sahib Ji. | |||
But [[Wazir Khan]] who was a well-wisher of the [[Sikh Gurus|Sikh Guru’s]] requested the Guru to accompany them to [[Delhi]] as [[Wikipedia:Emperor Jahangir|Emperor Jahangir]] wanted to meet him. <!----Guru Sahib accepted the invitation and reached Delhi. On their first meeting when Jahangir saw the Guru, he was completely won over by his youthful charm and holiness. The Emperor decided to become friends with the Guru. So he gave a royal welcome to the Guru. But [[Chandu Shah]] could not bear it. His daughter was still unmarried and thus the rotten sore was still bleeding---> {{aowf|Bandi Chhorh Divas}}<!------2008=Tuesday,October 28 2007=Friday,November 9 2006=>Saturday October 21----> | |||
Latest revision as of 17:00, 17 October 2014
This year (2014) on October 23,(next year its November, 11) the worldwide Sikh community celebrates the return of the sixth Nanak from detention at Gwalior Fort on the same day in about October/November 1619.
This historic event coincides with the Hindu festival of Diwali. This has resulted in similarity of celebration amongst Sikhs and Hindus.
When Murtaja Khan, Nawab of Lahore, noticed that Guru Ji had constructed Sri Akal Takhat Sahib, 'The Throne of the Almighty', at Amritsar, and was also strengthening his army, he informed the Mughal Emperor Jahangir about this.
He also incorrectly emphasised that the Sikh Guru was making preparations to take revenge for his father's torture and martyrdom. When Jahangir came to know about this he at once sent Wazir Khan and Guncha Beg to Amritsar in order to arrest Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji.
But Wazir Khan who was a well-wisher of the Sikh Guru’s requested the Guru to accompany them to Delhi as Emperor Jahangir wanted to meet him. .....More
