Podcast #201: He Guru

Guru Mullas named him his disciple and son-in-law Jēṭhā after the next group, Guru Ram Das. As the new Guru was hostile to the son of Guru Amar Das, his official base was moved to the land identified as Guru-ka-Chak by Guru Amar Das. He moved the commune of Sikhism there, and that place was called Ramdaspur after him. The city developed and later became Amuritsar's most sacred city - Sikh. Guru Ramdas expands the Mangi organization, appointed for clergy at the Sikh temple, and the theological and economic support of the Sikh movement.

Guru Arjun Dev was declared the fifth masters until the end of the 16 th century and the influence of Sikhs on Pikjab society attracted the attention of political authorities. Ram Das (1534-1581) is the master of the fourth Sikhism. He founded the city of Armistar built on the land of Mogul emperor Akbar. The fifth husband, Gri Arjun, is the son of Ramdus. He formed the Guru Granth and built the original Golden Temple and was tortured and killed in 1606 by Mughal Emperor Jahangir of Lahore due to suspected involvement in the rebellion. He is a respected poet like Guranak. Following the execution of Lambdas, Hagbinder (1644), the next leading character, made his position military and politicized and fought three races with the Mughal army.