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'''Gurdwara Guru Nanak Charan Asthan''', Berwa is an historic shrine situated 35 Kms from S ...th the Mughal Emperor Jahangir on horse back in 1620 while enroute to Sial Kot, Gulatian, Wazirabad, Mirpur and Bhimber. After that they entered Kashmir t

...Guru Gobind Singh to their homes for meals. As they returned to the camp, Guru Gobind Singh asked each one of them what he had been given to eat. ...ed ptiu, fruit of the van tree (Quercus incana), soaked in warm water. The Guru praised the host who had offered in hospitality all he had and the guest wh

...Farid]], the famous religious lover of God whose [[bani]] appears in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. Faridkot was feudlist province under British rule, but now ...Sikh he, not wanting to earn the emity of the [[Mughal]]s, did not help [[Guru Gobind Singh]] Ji in his fight with the [[Mughal]]s.

...eity worship. Following hymns from Bhagat Ramanand are registered in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]], the sacred scripture of [[Sikhism]]. One Universal Creator God. By The Grace Of The True Guru:

...s inhospitality went to Jamber Kalan and brought the Guru to his town. The Guru blessed Hem Raj and prophesied that his sons and successors would be a grea ...d [[Kasur]], [[Sharaqpur]],Gugaira [[pargana]], and the [[Kharal]] fort of Kot Kumaliah and could field 2,000 horsemen, [[Zamburak]]s, and [[artillery]].<

...ulavi Patti Likhi]], at [[Nankana Sahib]], now in [[Pakistan]], where Shri Guru Nanak Sahib learnt Persian and Arabic from the Moulivi. ...illa]] is located at Delhi, in the name of a Sufi saint, with whom the 1st Guru Sahib had interacted.

...[Amritsar]]-[[Lahore]] highway (part of the Grand Trunk Road), adjoining [[Guru Nanak Dev]] University campus, with which Khalsa College is academically af ...at this location that [[Guru Hargobind]] won his first battle in 1634. The Guru was about to celebrate the marriage of his only daughter [[Bibi Viro]] when

...Rage), [[Lobh]] (Greed), [[Moh]] (Attachment) and [[Ahankar]] (Ego). The [[Guru Granth Sahib]] gives clear warning about these plunderers, thus: The [[Gurmukh]]s, (Guru oriented) people realise the existence of these five while the [[Manmukh]]s

...e village of Mehraj, now in Bathinda district of the Punjab, who had met [[Guru Har Rai]], Nanak VII, during his travels in the [[Malva]] area and received Tilok Singh were devoted disciples of [[Guru Gobind Singh]], who had called upon them by a [[hukamnama]] for a detachmen

! [[Guru Gobind Singh]] ...ht with her at Muktsar, where they fought and died under the leadership of Guru Gobind Singh, who blessed them for their service.

[[Image:GGS Marg Map.jpg|thumb|300px|left|{{cs|'''Guru Gobind Singh marg'''<br>''click to enlarge''}}]] ...is marked by the holy presence of this great personality. The tenth [[Sikh Guru]] changed the history of this region, transformed the life of people, made

...personal understanding of the original [[Gurmukhi]] script as found in the Guru Granth Sahib)</small> |Ḏar gẖar mėhlā sohṇe pake kot hajār. Hasṯī gẖoṛe pākẖre laskar lakẖ apār.<br>

...iceroys of Sirhind, Lahore and Kashmir were ordered to proceed against the Guru. ...r good fortune in being allowed to die for their Guru and their faith. The Guru affirmed that the death in the battle-field in the name of religion was equ

{{p3|Image:48508601.jpg|Entrance to Mittankot named after Mian Mitha - in Kot Mittan, Pakistan 28° 57' 41.45" N 70° 21' 49.36" E}} On one of his [[several travels]], Guru ji proceeded to {{w|Mithankot}} {{coord|28.96|N|70.365|E}} near {{w|Pasrur}

A Fact in Guru Granth Sahib ...one Bhakti. You don't gain power without doing Bhakti, that's exactly what Guru Sahib was pointing out in his banis. The Daints do Bhakti to gain Shakti to

The fourth Jatha was commanded by Bhai Dasaundha Singh of Kot Buddha and the fifth was commanded by Bhai Bir Singh Ranghreta. #Gian Singh, Giani, Twarikh GURU Khalsa [Reprint]. PATIALA, 1970

...value in theistic theology and socio-devotional methodology of the [[Sikh Guru]]s became decidedly different from its original one in the non-theistic ide ...notion of dasam dvar, written as dasam duar, occurs several times in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. [[Sikhism]] is a strictly monotheistic system belief and i

...s in form of Guru Granth Sahib ji. The concept is similar to bowing before Guru Granth Sahib on knees, the practice which is common in Hindus while bowing ....jpg|thumb|160px|Guru Nanak Dev Ji at Jagannath Puri|link=Special:FilePath/Guru Nanak Dev Ji at Jagannath Puri.jpg]]

...orical accounts says that this Bani was composed for Bhim Chand Raja, when Guru Ji was in Pauta, to show him that by having thousand of forces or infinite |composed by the 10th Guru}}

{{p|Image:Jivansingh 1r.jpg|[[Bhai Jivan Singh]] returns the Head of [[Guru Tegh Bahadur]]}} ...e had received the [[Amrit Sanskar|rites of initiation]] at the hands of [[Guru Gobind Singh]] on the day - [[Baisakhi|14 April, 1699]] when the [[Khalsa]