In which modern-day country was Bhai Kanhaiya Ji born?
Pakistan (specifically Sodhara in the Sialkot region).
In which historic battle did Bhai Kanhaiya Ji serve water to both friends and foes?
The Battle/Siege of Anandpur Sahib.
This battle was fought between who?
Khalsa forces (led by Guru Gobind Singh Ji) and an allied force of the Mughal Empire and various Hill Rajas.
Bhai Kanhaiya Ji is considered a historical precursor to which modern international humanitarian organization?
The International Red Cross.
Bhai Kanhaiya Ji was born into a wealthy family of which trade profession?
Merchant/Trader.
What is the name of the goatskin water pouch he used to carry water on the battlefield?
What was the name of the spiritual mystic who first influenced his humanitarian outlook?
Nanua Bairagi.
Which modern Sikh NGO is often cited as the 21st-century successor to his mission of global relief?
Khalsa Aid (or United Sikhs).
Who was the Sikh Guru that first initiated Bhai Kanhaiya Ji into Sikhism?
Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji.
Who was the 10th Sikh Guru he was serving under during the 1704 battle?
Guru Gobind Singh Ji.
Before becoming a water carrier, what animals was he blessed to look after at the Guru’s court?
Horses (as a stable hand).
What is the name of the selfless service order founded by Bhai Kanhaiya Ji?
Sewapanthi (or Addanshahi).
As a young boy, what did he famously keep in his pockets to give away to those in need?
Coins.
What was the specific complaint the soldiers made about him to the Guru?
He was helping enemy (Mughal) soldiers recover so they could fight again.
What is the meaning of 'Samat-Drishti?'
Viewing everyone equally.
How many years before the founding of the Red Cross did Bhai Kanhaiya Ji practice neutral aid?
Over 160 years (1704 vs 1864).
What manual labor did he perform to fund his charitable centers without relying on donations?
Rope-making.
Instead of punishing him, what two items did the Guru give him to expand his mission?
Medical balm (ointment) and bandages.
Finish this famous quote: "I saw no Mughal or Sikh on the battlefield. I only saw ______."
Human beings (or "the Guru's face").
His birthday, September 20, is celebrated by the Punjab government as what special day?
Manav Sewa Divas (Service to Humanity Day).