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In [[1705]], [[Guru Gobind Singh ji]] went to [[Machiwala]] after leaving  [[Anandpur Sahib]]. During those severe hardship days some Rajas refused  even to offer help to Guru Sahib due to the fear of death as [[Aurangzeb]]  was after the life of Guru Sahib and his family.


When Guru Sahib  reached Raikot state, the Muslim Chief Rai Kalha  welcomed him and felt  honored in offering his services to Guru Sahib as his guest for as long as he wanted to stay. Guru Ji spent a few days with Rai Kahla.


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It was in Raikot that Guru Sahib got the most tragic news of the death  of [[Supreme sacrifice|his two minor sons and his mother]]. The news was brought from [[Sirhind]]  by Noora Mahi who was appointed by Rai Kalha to perform seva (service) for the Guru. Guru Sahib during his stay asked Noora Mahi to serve him milk in [[Ganga Sagar]] (a vessel) having 288 holes  which was part and parcel of his person belongings.


Noora Mahi said that his buffalo  did not give milk  and even if it did, the milk will not  stay in [[Ganga Sagar]] as it had  holes in it.  [http://sikhsinkuwait.wordpress.com/2008/01/29/ganga-sagar-a-sacred-gift-by-guru-gobind-singh-jee-to-rai-kalha/<big>'''....More'''</big>] <!------ also at  http://tuhitu.blogspot.com/2006/08/sakhi-series-18-ganga-sagar.html


---->[http://tuhitu.blogspot.com/2006/08/sakhi-series-17-pound-of-flesh.html<big>'''....More'''</big>]
Guru Sahib told him to utter the name of God and start  milking the  buffalo. To the surprise and amazement of Noora Mahi, the  buffalo gave  milk and it did not leak  out from the [[Ganga Sagar]].
 
Before leaving Raikot, in recognition and appreciation of the  services and hospitality extended by Rai Kalha, a Muslim  Chief, who  risked his own and his family’ lives, Guru Gobind Singh Ji presented  Ganga Sagar, a sword and a Real to  Rai Kalha as personal gifts.  
 
Till 1947 the Ganga Sagar was displayed by Khan Bahadur Rai Inayat  Khan for darshan by sangat who use to walk bare-footed from Gurdwara  Tahliana Sahib in Raikot, Distt. Ludhian(Punjab) India.
The present owner of Ganga Sagar is Rai Azizzulah Khan (the 9th  generation descendant of Rai Kalha III), a grandson of Khan  Bahadur Rai  Inayat Khan and the heir of the Rai family who have kept his sacred  gift of Guru Gobind Singh Ji with great respect and care for almost 300  years. ---->

Latest revision as of 20:26, 18 August 2011

In 1705, Guru Gobind Singh ji went to Machiwala after leaving Anandpur Sahib. During those severe hardship days some Rajas refused even to offer help to Guru Sahib due to the fear of death as Aurangzeb was after the life of Guru Sahib and his family.

When Guru Sahib reached Raikot state, the Muslim Chief Rai Kalha welcomed him and felt honored in offering his services to Guru Sahib as his guest for as long as he wanted to stay. Guru Ji spent a few days with Rai Kahla.

It was in Raikot that Guru Sahib got the most tragic news of the death of his two minor sons and his mother. The news was brought from Sirhind by Noora Mahi who was appointed by Rai Kalha to perform seva (service) for the Guru. Guru Sahib during his stay asked Noora Mahi to serve him milk in Ganga Sagar (a vessel) having 288 holes which was part and parcel of his person belongings.

Noora Mahi said that his buffalo did not give milk and even if it did, the milk will not stay in Ganga Sagar as it had holes in it. ....More