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...nce of 95 kilometres from the capital {{wiki|Gangtok}}, at an elevation of 1,700 metres (5,600 ft). Guru Dongmar is a lake at a height of 18,000 feet al ...East, including China, [[Guru Nanak]] visited all these states around 1516 AD. After his visit to Kailash-Mansarovar, Guru Nanak returned along Kali Rive

...isak]] 5, 1542, vs, and the marriage took place on [[Harh]] 24, 1544 (1487 AD) vs. [[Guru Nanak]] was 18 years old at the time of marriage." [[Sulakhani] *1. Macauliffe, Max Arthur, The Sikh Religion. Oxford, 1909

...ar is stated in verse 2, 490-91 to have been composed in Samvat 1745/ 1688 AD at Paonta when Guru Gobind Singh was residing there, Ram Avtar, according t {{Shabad|1|[http://www.gobindsadan.org/institute/dasam/glory.shtml www.gobindsadan.org

[http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ENGASA200242000?open&of=ENG-IND {{sup|1}}] </small> ...iz Mohammad Saeed, a Lashkar leader and its parent organisation the Markaz Ad-daawa Wal Irashad, refused to recognise Malik when his photograph was shown

=== [http://www.sridasam.org/dasam?Action=Page&p=2264 Verses 1 to 12] === KAMAAL-E KARAAMAT QAA-YEM KAREEM, RAZA BAKSH RAZAQ RAHAAQ-O RAHIM (1)

==The History and Compilation of the Dasm Granth (Part 1)== ...violence at such juncture had kept India in slavery century after century.[1]

1. Jaap (meditation) Pages 1 to 32 Chapter 1 '''1) SHABAD HAZAAREY'''

==1) RSS says that Guru Nanak Dev Ji was a Hindu because he was born in a Hindu ਅਧਿਕ ਪ੝ਰਪੰਚ ਦਿਖਾਇ ਸਭਨ ਕੱਹ ਆਪਹਿ ਬ੝ਰਹਮ ਕਹਾਝ॥1॥

...out casting blame. In that agnosticism, he was unusual in this region of 1.1 billion people. India and Pakistan have been fighting each other since thei ...alik. Thirty Hindu pilgrims on retreat in Kashmir were gunned down on Aug. 1. Two militants were killed at the scene. As investigators tell the story, a

...jor Jagindar Singh Saini who was a hero of Battle of Loos in the World War 1 won Order of Brithish India and the title of 'Bahadur'. He wore gray and re ..., 'city of Krishna', ANNALS AND ANTIQUITIES OF RAJASTHAN, James Tod, Vol. 1, pp 36, Oxford University Press, 1920</ref>:

...he Self-existent (saibhan), the Enlightener (guru), the Bountiful (prasad).1 ...a vis his own limitations. God, in short, is One, (and he said so in digit 1 to prevent a change in meanings and emphasise that He is indivisible), Inef

...old such a desire, that I may live only to behold my Beloved, O my mother.(1)"'' 1. {{Sggs-para|Holy books not false|[[Gurbani]] tells us: |Do not say that th

ad astra. With his last breath he left the beloved book, the Granth Sahib, to 1. The Sisters of the Spinning Wheel, Dent & Sons, Ltd., 1921.