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• Guru family tree
  {{Guru's family}}
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• Guru Family Tree
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• Guru Family tree
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• Family of Guru Gobind Singh
  ...Family Tree 10.png|thumb|500px|right|{{cs|'''Guru Gobind Singh's immediate family'''}}]]
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• Sikh Guru Family Tree
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• Sodhi family of Guru Harsahai
  Here, I will attempt to give the correct version of the history of my family as it has been passed on to me by my forefathers as it has been passed down ...Sodhis; Guru Nanak belonged to the former, Guru Gobind Singh to the latter Family.
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• Sodhi family of guru harsahai
  #REDIRECT [[Sodhi family of Guru Harsahai]]
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• Sodhi family guru har sahai
  Here, I will attempt to give the correct version of the history of my family as it has been passed on to me by my forefathers as it has been passed down ...Sodhis; Guru Nanak belonged to the former, Guru Gobind Singh to the latter Family.
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• Guru Granth Sahib on Family Life
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• Guru Granth Sahib on family life
  ...ternative. He himself lead a family life, was married and went onto have a family who performed very well the tasks expected of them in society. ...that ascetics meet their needs by begging" (AG, p. 586). To understand the family relationships, caste and gender issues need to be addressed from the Sikh p
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• Mata Daya
  ...ridas was a shopkeeper family in Lahore city and belonged to the [[Sodhi]] family, part of the [[Khatri]] caste. ==Other Family members==
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• Bhai Rama
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Haridas
  ...er of the fourth [[Sikh Guru]], [[Guru Ram Das]]. He belonged to the Sodhi family, part of the [[Khatri]] caste. ==Other Family members==
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• Mata Bakht Kaur
  ...hibbar]], [[Bansavalinama Dasan Patshahian Ka]], Born in a Duggal Khatri family, she was married to [[Tej Bhan|Baba Tej Bhan]] of [[Basarke Gillan]], a vil [[category:guru's Family Members]]
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• Baba Tej Bhan
  ...(also known as Lachhmi, Lakhmi or simply Lakkho) from a Duggal [[Khatri]] family. [[Guru Amar Das]], born on 5 May 1479, was the eldest of their four sons, The family lived partly by agriculture and partly by trade. According to [[Kesar Singh
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• Bhai Mohri
  ...of a more active temperament and spent most of his time looking after the Guru's household. He accepted without demur the nomination of his brother in law, [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Sadhu
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Gristi
  ...bers of a household and family. A Sikh is expected to play their part in a family unit and as part of a community. |Immersed in family life, the Lord's humble servant ever remains detached; he reflects upon the
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• Bibi Dani
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Devi Chand
  ...s the father-in-law of [[Guru Angad Dev]] and father of [[Mata Khivi]] the Guru's wife. [[Category: Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Manak Chand
  ...us Sikh scholar [[Bhai Gurdas]]. Bhai Manak Chank was from a Bhalla Khatri family who were from village [[Basarke]], about eight miles (12kms) south-west of * [[Guru family tree]]
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• Suraj Mal
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Mata Damodari
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Loharipa
  ...in the Guru Granth Sahib. The Sidh Gosti is a versified account of the Guru's discourse with a group of Natha ascetics. Among them is mentioned Loharipa ...t cherishing the Lord's Name, the mind will not be stilled. Whether in the family or outside, one should not even for a wink be oblivious of Him.
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• Baba Daya Ram
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• 1661
  ...Five Beloved) the first five Singhs, was born at Jagannath in a low-caste family of water suppliers.
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• Bhai Jasoo
  [[Category: Guru's Family Members]]
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• Gurdwara Guru Gobind Singh Ji, Mandi
  ...tents were set up on the bank of the nearby River Beas, while the Raja's family accomodated the Mata ji's in the Palace. ...the Guru aimed his banddukh at a clay pitcher floating down the river. The Guru's musket ball pierced the pitcher adding one more hole than its maker, some u
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• Mata Krishen Kaur
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Living as a householder
  ...amily! For that, He is the biggest householder because He runs the largest family. He is in everything, and everything is in Him. Yet, He is aloof, untouched .... Thus, without one's choice or input, every person is inherited with this family. In that sense, every person is a householder; regardless if one is a marri
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