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• River Sarsa
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• Battle of Sarsa
  ...g some very precious manuscripts, were lost in the turbulent waters of the Sarsa. ...reached him that a mughal force of 100,000 was advancing from Sarhind and Sarsa. Upon hearing this, Guru Ji and his 42 Sikhs were offered refuge in a thick
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• Gurdwara Parivar Vichora
  ...n the [[Ropar District]], [[Punjab]], [[India]] on the bank of the [[river Sarsa]]. ...the Guru's party. Many [[Sikh]]s drown or were martyred while crossing the river. While Guru sahib ji along with his two elder sons headed towards [[Chamkau
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• Bibi Basant Kaur
  ...sa. It was the winter months, and due to the cold weather and fast flowing river current, the Sikhs got scattered. Guru Gobind Singh Jee, Sahibzada Ajit Sin ...nt Kaur got swept away by the cold but rapidly flowing river water. As the river carried her for some distance, she fell unconscious due to the horrendously
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• Vidya Sagar Granth
  ...eighed nine maunds (approximately 320 kilograms) and got lost in the River Sarsa when Guru Gobind Singh and the Sikhs were crossing it after evacuatin
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• Guruji Ke Sitfan Ki Katha
  ...bind Singh's young sons and their grandmother since they crossed the River Sarsa after the evacuation of Anandpur in 1705. He accompanied, as says the poet
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• Raja Ajmer Chand
  ...roops attacked the Sikh column as they were forging the rain swollen Sarsa river, forcing the Sikhs to separate in the confusion. They continued their pursu
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• Wazir Khan
  ...Sarsa, which was unexpectedly in spate. The Guru succeeded in crossing the river, and, accompanied by his two elder sons and forty Sikhs, reached Chamkaur w ...e entreated the Guru to withdraw to be able to reassemble the survivors of Sarsa and other followers. Guru Gobind Singh escaped through the besieging host i
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• Chakk Nanaki
  ...al, was very remarkable from strategic point of view. It was surrounded by river Satlej on one side as well as hills and forest on all the sides. This was a ...etter choice. It had the protection of Charn Ganga stream on two sides and river Satlej on the third. Towards the hills-side there were thick bushes and tre
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• Letter 4
  ...stopped by Sarsa Nai (river) there was a bloody battle on the bank of this river. Early in the morning Guru ordered to start the morning prayers and ordered
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• Battle of Anandpur Sahib
  ...some veteran Sikhs reached the village Ghanaula on the other side of Sarsa river. Apprehending that the route ahead might be beset with danger, the Guru gav
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• Martyrdom of the sons of Guru Gobind Singh
  ...en all had crossed, he and his party plunged their horses into the flooded river. They soon reached the other bank. The enemy didnot have the courage to jum After crossing the river the Guru hurried towards Chamkaur. He had only forty Sikhs with him, beside
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• Gurdwara Jyoti Saroop
  ...eparated from the Guru's party during the turbulent crossing of the Sarsa river. Stories usually relate that he was caught stealing from the bag of his gue
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• Sahibzada Ajit Singh
  ...way by the Ranghars of Nuh, a short distance from [[Anandpur]] across the River [[Sutlej]]. ...i until relieved by Bhai Ude Singh. [[Sahibzada Ajit Singh]] crossed the [[Sarsa]], then in spate, along with his father, his younger brother, Jujhar Singh,
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• Anand Pur Sahib di Jang
  .... Anandpur is framed between the Shivalik hills to the east and the Sutlej River farther away in the west, with vast green expanses and profound tranquillit ...very remarkable from a strategic point of view as it was surrounded by the river Satlej on one side as well as having hills and forest surrounding it as wel
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• Gurdwara Fatehgarh Sahib
  ...the ice cold waters of the Rivulet [[Sarsa]] then swollen into a raging river by the winter's frigid rains when the attackers fell upon the Sikhs. ...[[Fateh Singh]], aged 9 and 7 years respectively, had managed to cross the river but they had no where to go until one of the families' cooks, named Gangu,
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• Pandit Kirpa Ram
  ...ased after the retreating [[Sikh]] forces. Reaching the rain swollen Sarsa river's frigid waters the Sikhs were suddenly attacked. In the ensuing confusion
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• Sahibzada Fateh Singh
  ...[Mata Gujari]] Kaur ji, Unfortunately in the confusion of the rain swollen Sarsa (normally little more than a creek) and an attack by Muslim pursuers, the G ...e confused departure from Anandpur. After they managed to cross the nearby river they felt themselves saved when they reached the village of Sahedi and ran
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• Gurdwara Garhi Sahib
  ...spot of the bloody battle of [[Chamkaur]]. After the attack at the [[river Sarsa]], [[Guru Gobind Singh]], his two eldest sons and 40 Sikhs made it to the t
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• Guru Gobind Singh marg
  ...ns founded by Sikh Gurus. Situated on the left bank of the [[Satluj|Satluj river]], it lies along the Sirhind - Ropar - Nangal rail and road link. When [[Gu ...d again caught up with them. The Guru ordered the Sikhs to plunge into the river and swim across while some of them were to engage the enemy. Not many could
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• Anandpur
  .... Anandpur is framed between the Shivalik hills to the east and the Sutlej River farther away in the west, with vast green expanses and profound tranquillit ...ery remarkable from a strategic point of view as it was surrounded by the river Satlej on one side as well as having hills and forest surrounding it as wel
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