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Guru Arjan Dev Ji

WaheGuru Ji Ka Khalsa, WhaeGuru Ji Ki Fateh  Jee Ayan Nu

SIRI GURU ARJAN DEV JI - Fifth Master

Panjvi Patshai (Fifth Guru) 1563 - 1606

Born on

April 15, 1563 A.D.

Born at

Goindval in Dist. Amritsar

Born to

  • Father – Guru Ram Das
  • Mother – Mata Bhani

Other Kith and Kin

  • Guru ke Mahal
    • Bibi Ganga Devi
  • Sahibzada
    • Harigobind

Accession to Gurugaddi

September 1, 1581 A.D. at Goindval.

Bani

Total number of hymns 2312 in 30 Ragas, e.g. Sri Rag, Asa, Basantu, Majh, Gujari, Gauri and Suhi etc. Guru Sahib recited his Bani during the years 1581-1604 A.D.

His Message

In his Sukhmani, recited in Rag Gauri during the years 1601-1604 A.D; he describes the essence of true life, the union of Soul with the Supreme Being and great importance of the Guru and the saintly people in one’s life.

Special Contribution

  • He compiled the Granth Sahib in theyear 1604 A.D; now revered as Guru Granth Sahib by the Sikhs.
  • He enjoined the Sikhs to contribute one tenth of their righteous earnings, called Dasvandh, for community purposes. This measure was undertaken to strengthen the Sikh Movement, economically.
  • He was the first martyr who laid the foundation of great Sikh tradition of Martyrdom.

Cities Founded and Construction Work:

  • He completed the construction of tanks of Santokhasar in 1588.
  • Starred the construction of Harmandar Sahib in 1588 A.D.
  • Started the work of digging of a tank at a place, now known as Taran Taran Sahib in the year 1590 A.D.
  • He founded a city named Kartarpur in Dist. Jalandhar in 1594 A.D. and
  • Sri Harigobindpur on the banks of river Bias.

Contemporary Rulers

  • Emperor Akbar (r. 1556-1605 A.D.)
  • Emperor Jahangir (r. 1605-1626 A.D.)

Succession to Gurugaddi

Guru Sahib nominated his son, Harigobind as the sixth Guru of the Sikhs.

Joti-Jot Samae

May 30, 1606 A.D. at Lahore, Pakistan.



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