9th Guru
Parents names
Guru Hargobind (6th Guru) & Bibi Nanki
Meaning of Martyr
Accept death by choice, belief in faith/religion, to make a point, to be remembered & inspire others
Learned these languages growing up
Braj, Sanskrit, Panjabi, Persian
Year and Location of Birth of Khalsa
1699, Anandpur Sahib
Names of vaddae Sahibzade
Jujhar Singh
Trained in these skills of Sikh Army
Martial Arts - Gatka, horse riding, swordsmanship. Banis and Meditation
Came to Guru Ji for help
Hindu Pandits from Kashmir
Helped his father with this decision
To go challenge the emperor. Said, "None could be worthier than you to make such a sacrifice,"
Question Guru ji asked to those who gathered
“Is there present a true Sikh who would offer his head to the Guru as a sacrifice?”
Names of chottae sahibzade
Zoravar Singh
Fateh Singh
Was appointed Guru by
8th Guru, Guru Harkrishan Ji
What was asked of Guru Ji
Guru Ji stayed here for first 20 years of his life.
Anandpur Sahib in Panjab.
Names of 5 people who stood up
1.Daya Ram
2.Dharam Das
3.Himmat Rai
4.Mukham Chand
5.Sahib Chand
Vaddae sahibzade died in this battle
Battle of Chamkaur
Was found as Guru by this person
Makhan Shah Labana, in Bakala
Name of people who were martyred along with Guru Ji
Type of training he gave the Sikh Army
Santh Siphahi - Saint Soldiers. Defended attacks by neighboring rulers who feared the Sikh army.
Meanings of their names
1.Kind (Daya)
2.Righteous Living (Dharam)
3.Courage (Himmat)
4.Strong Leader (Maukham)
5.Lord/Master (Sahib)
Person who took care of chottae sahibzade
Mata Gujari, their grandmother
Travelled to this city where his son was born
Patna, in Bihar India
Name of the Gurdwara where Guru Ji was Martyred
Gurdwara Sis Ganj.
(Shield of India)
Creative activity did Guru Ji growing up
Poetry. Chandi di Var, Chandi Charitras, Jaap Sahib, Akal Ustat and Sawayas, Zafarnama
Used in Amrit Sanchar
Batta (Iron Bowl)
Water with sugar wafers
Double edge sword
Mixed while reading Banis
Handful given to those taking Amrit
Chottae sahibzade died in this city
Sirhind, in Panjab India. They were bricked alive.