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'''Gurwara Bahadaur''' is located in the village now town of Sangrur (at: 30°′N 75°′E / 30.23 , 75.8.) The village was founded by [[Baba Ala Singh]], the founder of Patiala state. It is said that the tenth [[Nanak]][[Guru Gobind Singh]] came here in the course of a hunting excursion. The Gurdwara is located inside the village. | [[Image:Gurdwara-Bahadaur-Bb.jpg|thumb|350px|right|Gurdwara Bahadaur]] | ||
'''Gurwara Bahadaur''' is located in the village now town of Sangrur (at: 30°′N 75°′E / 30.23 , 75.8.) The village was founded by [[Baba Ala Singh]], the founder of Patiala state. It is said that the tenth [[Nanak]], [[Guru Gobind Singh]] came here in the course of a hunting excursion. The Gurdwara is located inside the village. | |||
The Udasi [[Baba Charan]] Dass who had been | The Udasi [[Baba Charan]] Dass who had been raised by [[Mata Sundri]] belonged to this village. His memorial stands outside the village. | ||
Originally this City belonged to Nabha State but later on the Raja of Jind snatched it from Nabha state. | Originally this City belonged to Nabha State but later on the Raja of Jind snatched it from Nabha state. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:56, 25 January 2008
Gurwara Bahadaur is located in the village now town of Sangrur (at: 30°′N 75°′E / 30.23 , 75.8.) The village was founded by Baba Ala Singh, the founder of Patiala state. It is said that the tenth Nanak, Guru Gobind Singh came here in the course of a hunting excursion. The Gurdwara is located inside the village.
The Udasi Baba Charan Dass who had been raised by Mata Sundri belonged to this village. His memorial stands outside the village.
Originally this City belonged to Nabha State but later on the Raja of Jind snatched it from Nabha state.
Bhai Gurdas Institute of Engineering & Technology is located in Sangrur with several Colleges.
Google map site for Sangrur [1] Map takes a moment to load.
A sword belonging to Guru Gobind Singh is kept in this Gurdwara.
Other Gurdwaras in Punjab's District of Sangrur:
