Mool Mantra

Mool Mantra on a "POTHI" ( Manuscript) written by Guru Hargobind Ji which is on display in Central Sikh Museusm.

Kesri ( Saffron ) Flag on the Red Fort ( 11 March 1781 )

Between 1765-1781, the Sikhs conquered Delhi fifteen times. In 1781, Sardar Baghel Singh hoisted Kesri ( saffron ) flag on the Red Fort abd Sardar Jassa Singh Ahluwalia graced the throne of Delhi.

Bhai Dyala was the brother of Bhai Mani Singh. At the bidding of the Mughal rulers, he was executed when he was asked to sit in boiling water of a cauldron at Chandni Chowk Delhi. Panth Prakash discribes that Bhai Dyala neither protested nor cried ; no matter that the executors kept the fire burning.

Banda Singh Bahadur ( 1670 - June 9,1716 )

Baba Banda Singh Bahadur was Madho Das Bairagi before his baptisation by Guru Gobind Singh. He always considered himself to be a humble devotee of the Guru. After his occupation of Sirhind, he abolished jagirdari ( feudalism ) from Punjab. He made Mukhlisgarh his capital and issued currency in the name of Gurus. His official seal bore the mark Deg Teg Fateh ( Hail sword and free Kitchen ). He was tortured to death in Delhi.

                        Bhai Kanhaya ji   

Bhai Kanhaya was blessed with such a chritable disposition that he did not see any difference between a friend and foe. In the battlefield, he served water to wounded Trunks with the same generosity as he served it to his own Singh soldiers. When someone complained of this to the Guru, he submitted Everywhere he saw none but the Guru himself.He is one of the pioneers of the tradition of social service. He used to say, A saint, if interested in materialism is a mercenary.