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'''Gurdwara Hatt Sahib''' is situated in the Sultanpur Lodhi City in Kapurthala Distt. | |||
==History== | |||
Guru Nanak Dev got job in Nawab Daulat Khaan's Provision store on recomendation of his brother in law Jairam. At this sacred place was situated the Store of Nawab and Guru Sahib used work here. Stones used by Guru Sahib as weights are also placed here. | |||
[[Image:GurudwaraHatt_Sahib.JPG|thumb|right|300px|The Weights Used by Guru nanak Dev]] | [[Image:GurudwaraHatt_Sahib.JPG|thumb|right|300px|The Weights Used by Guru nanak Dev]] | ||
In south of the old fortress like serai, marks the spot where Guru Nanak worked as the custodian of Nawab Daulat Khan's provision stores. The building comprises a hall, with a square sanctum in its middle. Above the sanctum is a square room with wide arched coping and a lotus dome topped by a gold plated finial. Thirteen polished stones of different sizes, believed to be the weights used by Guru Nanak, are on display in a glass cabinet. | |||
==References== | |||
* [http://www.itihaasakgurudwaras.com/punjab/Kapurthala/GurudwaraShriHattSahib/index.php itihaasakgurudwaras.com, Click to see] | |||
[[Category:Gurdwaras In Kapurthala District]] | [[Category:Gurdwaras In Kapurthala District]] | ||
Revision as of 00:12, 5 April 2009
Gurdwara Hatt Sahib is situated in the Sultanpur Lodhi City in Kapurthala Distt.
History
Guru Nanak Dev got job in Nawab Daulat Khaan's Provision store on recomendation of his brother in law Jairam. At this sacred place was situated the Store of Nawab and Guru Sahib used work here. Stones used by Guru Sahib as weights are also placed here.
In south of the old fortress like serai, marks the spot where Guru Nanak worked as the custodian of Nawab Daulat Khan's provision stores. The building comprises a hall, with a square sanctum in its middle. Above the sanctum is a square room with wide arched coping and a lotus dome topped by a gold plated finial. Thirteen polished stones of different sizes, believed to be the weights used by Guru Nanak, are on display in a glass cabinet.
