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	'''Martyrdom''' in [[Sikhism]] is a fundamental concept and represents an important institution of the faith. In the [[Sikh]] form the institution is a complete departure from the previous Indian tradition, and for that matter radically distinguishes the whole-life character of Sikhism from the earlier dichotomous or pacifist Indian religious traditions. It is significant that the concept was emphatically laid down by [[Guru Nanak]] and the history of the Guru period as well as the subsequent history of the Sikhs is an open expression, in thought and deed, of this basic doctrine.