Shasters of SatGuroo Nanak Dev Sahib ji.

vahiguroojikakhalsavahiguroojikifateh!

Brother of mine was in Takht Sri Harimandhir Sahib, Patna. He randomly snapped these interesting pictures from Takht Sahib's Museum. It is widely believed in the Panth that shasters were first carried by Guru Hargobind Sahib ji.But, opposed to this perception...

These shasters are of Sarbloh and belonged to Satguroo Nanak Dev Sahib ji:

it says: "Relics of Guru Nanak found at Nanak-Dihi"

A chakkar and Sri Sahib belonging to Sri Guru ji can be seen:



Can anyone identify what the thin long metal is?


Does anyone who has been there(or knows someone there) knows more details about these relics of Guru Sahib?

Chota veer

I once heard from a Gurmukh that Guru Nanak Sahib Ji carried a barsha and it is still present today and kept in a Gurdwara Sahib close to Tibet some where. Can someone confirm this?

maybe the long thin metal is a theer?

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Gupt Singho
maybe the long thin metal is a theer?

This showcase is situated in Takhts Patna's museum. My brother snapped the pictures randomly.

There are 4 objects in the showcase box. Only Sree Saheb and a Chakkar are clearly visible. Dont quite know what the other 2 are.

Dass knows a Jatha singh from Patna, will ask him to dig some info if he has time.

Chota veer

The thin metal is a european sword common in the 1500s