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Guru Sahib had five sons (Baba Gurditta Ji, Suraj Mal, Aani Rai, Atal Rai, and Guru Teg Bahadhur Ji) and one daught

...ispleased at the news as Ram Rai was his cousin nephew (Grandson of [[Baba Gurditta]]) by relation (see [[Guru family tree]]). Guru ji travelled to Dehradoon t * [[Baba Gurditta]]

...all the result of your blessing". Guru Hargobind also gave his son [[Baba Gurditta]] to Baba Sri Chand as the next leader of the [[Udasi order]].

...ose people and moved them to come up with due respect for him. Later, Baba Gurditta instructed Almast, an Udasi, to trace Guru Nanak's stay in Dhaka. Almast d

...returned at the wish of the Guru to [[Dhir Mall]], the elder son of [[Baba Gurditta]] and a grandson of [[Guru Hargobind]]. Though many hope that the original ...peror Jahangir]]. He was present at the weddings of the Guru's sons [[Baba Gurditta]] (April 1621) and [[Baba Suraj Mall]] (April 1629). He offered [[ardas]] a

...and three of his companions were produced before the [[Qazi]] of the city. Gurditta had managed to escape. He remained in hiding in the city, and in spite of a ...and three of his companions were produced before the [[Qazi]] of the city. Gurditta had managed to escape. He remained in hiding in the city, and in spite of a

...h Dyal Das and Gurditta, a descendant of Bhai Budha (different from [[Baba Gurditta]], the son of Guru Hargobind, brother of Guru Teg Bahadur and father of Gur ...others were included in the deputation of five men containing Dyal Das and Gurditta to sent to Bakala to confirm the nomination of Teg Bahadur as the ninth Gur

...in his throne after his release from Gwalior. He, through his son, Baba [[Gurditta]] (1613 - 38), founded the township of Kiratpur in Kahlur (Bilaspur) state

Letters addressed to Sikhs by historical personages as [[Baba Gurditta]], the elder son of [[Guru Hargobind]], [[Mata Sundari]] and [[Mata Sahib D

...District, where Tegh Bahadtir the younger brother of his grandfather Baba Gurditta lived. The Sikhs went to Bakala village and acknowledged Guru Tegh Bahadur

...o just as Baba Siri Chand ji had remained close to the first 6 Gurus, Baba Gurditta was always in close contact with the ensuing four Gurus. We should remember

...ted Baba Gurditta to the Udasi order and appointed him his successor. Baba Gurditta appointed four head preachers Almast, Phul, Goind (or Gonda) and Balu Husri However, after Guru Hargobind had allowed his eldest son, Baba Gurditta, to join Baba Sri Chand's sect, the Udasis began to receive support and gui

...cessor and is regarded as a patriarch of the Udasi Sampardai (order). Baba Gurditta was the father of [[Guru Har Rai]], the grandfather of [[Guru Harkrishan]] ...steem. In 1626, when at the behest of Guru Hargobind, his eldest son, Baba Gurditta, proceeded to found the town of Kiratpur in the lower Sivalik hills, he had

'''Baoli Sahib:''' It is said a descendant of Baba Gurditta Ji of the Dhakauli village near Zirakpur meditated here for a number of yea

In 1613, on the day of Purnima, Baba Gurditta Ji was born to Sri Hargobind Ji. When he was thirteen years of age, he was

...Saturday, January 26, 1630, shortly after the demise of her husband [[Baba Gurditta]]. Guru Har Rai was married to [[Mata Krishen Kaur]] the daughter of Baba

...and three of his companions were produced before the [[Qazi]] of the city. Gurditta had managed to escape. He remained in hiding in the city, and in spite of a

...wn of Keeratpur Sahib {Keeratpur Sahib was founded and established by Baba Gurditta, son of Guru Hargobind Sahib}. Guru Har Rai Sahib played a major role in th The foundation stone of the new town was laid down by Bhai Gurditta (great-grandson of Baba Buddha), on June 19,1665 at the present site of Gur

...and three of his companions were produced before the [[Qazi]] of the city. Gurditta had managed to escape. He remained in hiding in the city, and in spite of a

...ctated the entire Granth Sahib at Damdama Sahib. Dhir Mal, the son of Baba Gurditta and grandson of Guru Hargobind, had taken possession of the Adi Granth; he