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Rattan singh Bhanghu was not an ordinary person.He was grandson of Bhai mehtab singh who had beheaded Massa Ranghar
inside Harmandir sahib. He had first hand knowledge of many incidents relating to Baba Banda singh bahadar.
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You need to visit Baba banda singh's dera to see his guru status in action. So many historical texts support this. So it is not one quote only.
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GOI agents are already name calling Sant Jarnail singh ji.Foremost among them are Kala afghana outfits calling him a bipar sadh. Sikh marg editor Makhan singh Purewal has done it many times.Missionaries have joined them too.
Re: Blue not to be worn? September 19, 2014 10:59AM |
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Please read bansavalinama carefully.It does not mention that Banda singh was sent with three sikhs.It rather gives a dialogue between
Baba Banda singh Bahadar and three sikhs namely Koer singh, Baaz singh and one other wherein they pose as merchants who hawk their goods and travel to Punjab.Banda singh asks them who were they and after some more questions and answers they reveal that they are
lubana sikhs who sell their goods on travel. Banda singh asks them that he will like to travel in their company.
Bnasvalinama is not only source that says that Banda singh followers had started considering him as 11th Guru.Pl see refrence
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BANDAI, Posted in Biographical - Sikh Political figures
BANDAI, name given to the followers of the Sikh hero, Banda Singh Bahadur (1670-1716), who regarded him not only as a military leader but also as Guru next to Guru Gobind Singh in spiritual succession. They were opposed and ultimately expelled in 1721 by the mainstream of the Sikhs, the Tatt Khalsa. A small number of Bandai Sikhs still survive. They reverence the Guru Granfh Sahib as their Scripture and most of them also undergo the Khalsa initiatory rites, but Banda Singh Bahadur is for them their eleventh Guru against the common Sikh belief of the spiritual line having ended with Guru Gobind Singh, the Tenth Master.
References :
1. Gian Singh, Giani, TwarUch Guru Kha/sa. Patiala, 1970
2. Cunningham, Joseph Davey, A History of the Sikhs. London, 1849
3. Ganda Singh, Life of Banda Singh Bahadur. Amritsar, 1935
4. Nripinder Singh, The Sikh Moral Tradition. Delhi, 1990
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Bhai Kesar singh chhibber came from family of Bhai Mati dass ji, Bhai chaupa singh and was son of Bhai Gurbakhash singh.They were serving Guru sahiban being in inner circles.Once you embrace sikhism your past religion does not hold any relevance.Read Bhai Chaupa singh's rehatnama to see it as he condemns brahminical practices in that. Let us not name call Bhai kesar singh ji just because his writings contradict our view point.
Below is from Gur partap where in verse 17 Baba Banda singh claims to be a Guru and asks khalsa to have his darshan.
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Re: Blue not to be worn? September 20, 2014 10:07AM |
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Bansavalinama introduces these three singhs to Baba Banda singh in form of a dialogue between them and Baba ji.It does not say that they were chosen by Guru sahib to accompany him.If so please show us here.
You call Bhai kesar singh ji chhibber as Brahmin because he writes that Baba Banda singh bahdar asked sikhs not to take onions. This advice of Baba banda singh ji is written Banda singh' s Hukamnama to sikh sangat wherein he writes that sikhs should not take onions.
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Re: Blue not to be worn? September 21, 2014 05:01AM |
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So which historical records are acceptable then? None?
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"That letter or hukamnama was written in 1710. Bnada singh joined khalsa in 1708. But if you have a look at that letter it says " I onkar , Fateh darshan". There waheguru ji ki fateh is substituted by Fateh darshan."
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2. Did the Muslims dress Baba Ji in red or was he already wearing red in Gurdas Nangal?
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Sources say that red dress was introduced by Banda singh ji when he was free.Read Kavi sewa singh works on Bhai mani singh ji.
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3. Where the Singhs at Gurdas Nangal follower of Guru Sahib or Baba Ji. For example, when the eye witness historian to the Singhs shaheedi mentions how a worried mother told the authorities her son was not sikh and the boy responded I dont know who this mother is I am faithful follower of the Guru which Guru was he referring to . Baba Ji or Guru Sahib?
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There was a difference of opinion between singhs in Banda's camp all along. But singhs opposed to him did not leave him.You need to see letter of Bhai mani singh to Mata sundri ji in that he mentions about Baba Banda singh quote" There is a rumour that Banda singh has escaped from prison.May God be with him" unquote That indicates inspite of differences with Banda singh mainstream khalsa kept relations with banda singh.That is how dispute for control of Harmandir sahib was settled in a peaceful manner.
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5. Why do the contemporary sources of Baba Jis time refer to Baba Ji as a " Nanak Panthi".
I do believe him to be an amritdhari.Present sources present him bairagi or Hindu.That is the mischief they are playing and raking up an issue to present him to be the only saviour of sikhs and present khalsa as a coward traitors.
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Sukhdeep singh wrote
Also, you are incorrect in saying Binod SIngh was the first jathedar of the Khalsa Dal. The first jathedar of Khalsa Dal was the humble servant Nawab Kapoor Singh. He was blessed with siropa by Panj Pyaare which included the following Gursikhs: Baba Deep Singh, Budh Singh ( grandfather of Maharaja Ranjit SIngh) Jassa SIngh ( Ramgharia) , hari Singh and Karam Singh.
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Baba Binod singh ji was first jathedar of Budha dal that later on formed Dal Khalsa .They were all tat khalsa people and Nihung singhs.
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Rattan singh Bhanghu is wrong when he writes that they were made to eat pork. I personally do not believe that Guru sahib did kill goats at madho dass dera or mainstream khalsa brought pork inside Darbar sahib.
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This testifies that Baba ji was a khalsa sikh contrary to propaganda by some vested interests these days.
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Some of the prominent Sikhs such as Baba Binod Singh (mentioned in the letter and probably staying at that time with Bhai Mani Singh), Baba Gurbakhsh Singh and Sukha Singh prepared their own copies from the compiled copy. I have not seen the copies prepared by Baba Gurbakhsh Singh and Bhai Mani Singh but if a search is made I think they can still be found.
I have seen the copy prepared by Baba Binod Singh which contains 28 pages written in Guru Gobind Singh's own hand. Binod Singh's descendents presented this copy of the Dasm Granth to Maharaja Ranjit Singh's durbar and they received Rs. 125/- per month as a gift for it. It then came to the Patiala durbar and until 1947 the descendents of Baba Binod Singh were getting Rs. 25/- per month.
Baba Binod Singh was a direct descendent of Baba Dasu, son of Guru Angad. Baba Binod Singh was also one of the five apostles under whose guidance Banda Bahadur was supposed to work at the instructions of Guru Gobind Singh. So a copy prepared by Baba Binod Singh is an authentic and direct copy of the originally compiled version by Bhai Mani Singh. This Dasm Granth is at present in the Moti Bagh Palace, Patiala, and I had an opportunity to study it in detail some time ago
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Ganda singh is a very well respected historian. And we should think twice before rejecting writings of a historian who does an honest professional and well researched job.