Nishan Sahib (Miri & Piri)

Sri Harimandir Sahib Amritsar is not only a central religious building of Sikhs but also a symbol of human brotherhood and equality. Regardless of actor, creed, race, everyone can seek spiritual peace and religious belief without disturbing. It also represents Sikh's unique identity, glory and tradition. It is to understand philosophy, ideology, inner and outer beauty, and the historical heritage of Sri Harimandir Sahib. This is not an explanation of the problem but an empirical question.

As suggested by Sliggle Amadajji (3rd Seek Master), Sri Gro Ramas Dirge (4th seek master) began digging Amirit Salobah (Sacred Aquarium) at Sri Hallman Dill Sabh in 1577 AD. After that, Brick Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji (the fifth Sikh Master) began construction of Sri Harimandir Sahib on 15th December 1588. After the editor, Seri Master Granth Sahib (Sikh poetry), Sri Harimandir Sahib.A.D. on August 16, 1604. It was first installed in devout Sikhs and Baba Budha Ji was appointed as the first pastor.

Sri Harmandir Sahib Amritsar in India has a unique Sikhs architectural style. Gurudwara taught egalitarianism and humility and was built at a lower level than the surrounding land. This sacred entrance enters in four directions. In other words, people from all walks of life are equally welcomed.

The appointment of the sixth teacher, Guru Hargobind (1595-1644), showed a shift from strict religious pants to a transition between religion and time. The order to the son of Alcan was later called Milli / Piri ("temporary authority" / "spiritual authority"). Because Hargobind is still Guru, I will continue with the model established by five predecessors. In other words, he is pir, or spiritual leader, but he is also the head of his men, or his tribe, and is responsible for protecting them from tyranny from violence. The action of Hargobind confirms the new status of Guru and Panth and is reflected in Amritsar's architecture. On the other side of the symbol of Piri Harmandir Sahib, there is a building called Akal Takht which is a symbol of Miri. The message was obvious when Hargobind stood between Herman Dill Sahib and Acal Tact and bent with two swords.

Master Hargobind fixed two Nishan Sahibs at Akal Bunga in front of Akal Takht. One flag faces Harmandir Sahib and the other flag faces Akal Takht. The former represents the rule of spiritual authority, the latter represents the power of time, the power of time should be under the rule of spiritual authority. Guru Har Rai (Punjabi) (February 26, 1630 - October 6, 1661) is the seventh of the Sikh ten masters and became a master on March 8, 1644 . Following the footsteps of his grandfather Guru Har Gobind (the sixth master) and before his death he nominated his youngest child, Guru Har Krishan, as the next guru of Sikhs.