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==Biography==
 
==Biography==
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===Getting Gur Gadhi (Becoming Guru)===
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===Reaching Amritsar===
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===Meeting with Prithiya Mahadev ===
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Note: Prithiya Chand wanted to inherit the Sikh Guruship from his father, Guru Ram Das.
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===Meeting with Bhai Kalyana Mandi===
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===Meeting with Jogi from Santoksar===
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While excavating ''Sarovar'' (Sacred pool) in Amritsar Guruji meet Yogi Santoksar there who had been doing Simran for countless years.
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===Encounter with Pinglay ===
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===Beginning Amrit Sarovar exautions===
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===Strengthening Masand system===
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===Construction of Sri Harimandar Sahib===
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===Building Amritsar===
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===Meeting with Baba Budha Singh's kid===
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Baba Budha's son Bhai Bhana (1536-1644)
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===Birth of Sri Haregobind===
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===Encounters with Pritichand===
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===Bhramins become Sikh===
 
===Compilation of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib===
 
===Compilation of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib===
===Strengthening Masand system===
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===Composing Sukhmani Sahib===
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===Meeting Bhai Harbans Tapa Bhai Murari Aad Sikh===
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===Building Taran Taaran Sarovar===
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===Traveling to Barat===
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===Traveling to Goindval===
 
===Conflict with Chandu===
 
===Conflict with Chandu===
 
===Preparation of child Sri Guru Haregobind Sahib===
 
===Preparation of child Sri Guru Haregobind Sahib===
 
Don't take advice of others<ref>Suraj Prakash</ref>
 
Don't take advice of others<ref>Suraj Prakash</ref>
 
===Martyrdom===
 
===Martyrdom===
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== Gifts ==
 
== Gifts ==
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===Jori===
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Guru ji created the Jori, also known as Panjabi Pakhawaj by splitting the dhol. This was an early form of he tabla.
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=== Raags in the Guru Granth Sahib ===  
 
=== Raags in the Guru Granth Sahib ===  
 
Guru Amaru Das ji has ''shabds'' in the following Raags in the SGGS ji: Asa, Asa Aasavari, Bairarhi, Basant, Bhairao, Bihagrha, Bilaval, Dev Gandhari, Dhanarshri, Gauri, Gond, Gujri, Jaitsri, Kanra, Kalyan, Kedra, Majh, Maru, Malar, Mali Gaura, Prabhati, Ramkali, Sarang, Sorath, Sohi, Thiti Gauri, Tilang, Todi, Tukhari, and Vadhans.
 
Guru Amaru Das ji has ''shabds'' in the following Raags in the SGGS ji: Asa, Asa Aasavari, Bairarhi, Basant, Bhairao, Bihagrha, Bilaval, Dev Gandhari, Dhanarshri, Gauri, Gond, Gujri, Jaitsri, Kanra, Kalyan, Kedra, Majh, Maru, Malar, Mali Gaura, Prabhati, Ramkali, Sarang, Sorath, Sohi, Thiti Gauri, Tilang, Todi, Tukhari, and Vadhans.
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== See also ==
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* Gaurhi Vaar (''Second'')
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* Gujri Vaar (''Second'')
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* Jaitsri Vaar
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* Ramkali Vaar (''Second'')
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* Maru Vaar  (''Second'')
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* Basant Vaar

Latest revision as of 03:45, 29 January 2021

Biography

Getting Gur Gadhi (Becoming Guru)

Reaching Amritsar

Meeting with Prithiya Mahadev

Note: Prithiya Chand wanted to inherit the Sikh Guruship from his father, Guru Ram Das.

Meeting with Bhai Kalyana Mandi

Meeting with Jogi from Santoksar

While excavating Sarovar (Sacred pool) in Amritsar Guruji meet Yogi Santoksar there who had been doing Simran for countless years.

Encounter with Pinglay

Beginning Amrit Sarovar exautions

Strengthening Masand system

Construction of Sri Harimandar Sahib

Building Amritsar

Meeting with Baba Budha Singh's kid

Baba Budha's son Bhai Bhana (1536-1644)

Birth of Sri Haregobind

Encounters with Pritichand

Bhramins become Sikh

Compilation of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib

Composing Sukhmani Sahib

Meeting Bhai Harbans Tapa Bhai Murari Aad Sikh

Building Taran Taaran Sarovar

Traveling to Barat

Traveling to Goindval

Conflict with Chandu

Preparation of child Sri Guru Haregobind Sahib

Don't take advice of others[1]

Martyrdom

Gifts

Jori

Guru ji created the Jori, also known as Panjabi Pakhawaj by splitting the dhol. This was an early form of he tabla.

Raags in the Guru Granth Sahib

Guru Amaru Das ji has shabds in the following Raags in the SGGS ji: Asa, Asa Aasavari, Bairarhi, Basant, Bhairao, Bihagrha, Bilaval, Dev Gandhari, Dhanarshri, Gauri, Gond, Gujri, Jaitsri, Kanra, Kalyan, Kedra, Majh, Maru, Malar, Mali Gaura, Prabhati, Ramkali, Sarang, Sorath, Sohi, Thiti Gauri, Tilang, Todi, Tukhari, and Vadhans.

See also

  • Gaurhi Vaar (Second)
  • Gujri Vaar (Second)
  • Jaitsri Vaar
  • Ramkali Vaar (Second)
  • Maru Vaar (Second)
  • Basant Vaar
  • Suraj Prakash