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Ram Raiyas were the followers of Ram Rai (1646-87), who was the elder son of [[Guru Har Rai]]. Ram Rai changed a word of the [[Adi Granth], from a hymn that was seen to be demeaning to Muslims at the court of the Emperor [[Aurangzeb]]. This pleased the emperor and displeased Har Rai who expelled him. Ram Rai then set up a dera (camp/shrine) in the Dun valley from the grant given to him by Aurangzeb. | |||
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Ram Raiyas were the followers of Ram Rai (1646-87), who was the elder son of Guru Har Rai. Ram Rai changed a word of the [[Adi Granth], from a hymn that was seen to be demeaning to Muslims at the court of the Emperor Aurangzeb. This pleased the emperor and displeased Har Rai who expelled him. Ram Rai then set up a dera (camp/shrine) in the Dun valley from the grant given to him by Aurangzeb.
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