Hind ki chadar: GURU TEG BAHADUR

Many people often ask that if Aurangzeb was so cruel against non muslims then how they are still in majority. Most probably they have no idea about the number of revolts and several defeats faced by Aurangzeb and his army. Dur to his policies he faced a number of revolts from JATS, RAJPOOTS,MARATHAS AND SIKHS. After Aurangzeb's death all of them emerged as a free State.

We have earlier read about the policies of Aurangzeb and his ideas which was written by Mustaid Khan(a close relative of Aurangzeb) in his book maasir-e-alamgiri 

( https://lostbharat.blogspot.com/2020/08/aurangzeb-temples-and-jaziya.html  )

From the above revolts the community That gives most sentimental sacrifices were the Sikhs. The story begins with the death of Guru Ramkishan(harkishan) in 1664 at very young age. He was succeeded by the 9th Guru Teg bahadur. As per the rule Guru went to Delhi to inform the emperor and to take his consent. But there he feel about some conspiracy against him and hence went to Bihar where the was gifted with a boy child who latter played a big role in Indian history, from there he moved to Assam. 


According to the poem written by Guru Gobind Singh in 1665 some kashmiri pandits come to him and asked for his help as large scale force conversion was taking place. Guru agreed and went to Delhi for a talk with Aurangzeb. But There he was accused of many false accusations and was asked to give up his religion. Guru refused and hence his head was chopped off. 

Some other sources also tells about quite similar incidents.

Latter to justify this murder some Parisian writers wrote that Guru was supporting a decoit who was looting local people. This story is not only illogical but also doesn't stands on facts as the decoit(Hafiz aadam) whose name is mentioned in the story had died many years before.

We must remember the great sacrifice of Guru Teg bahadur and must not forget the Vandalism done by Mughal emperor.  As there is a popular thought that  THOSE WHO FORGOT THEIR HISTORY HAVE NITHER PAST NOR FUTURE.

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  1. Expecting from lostbharat the articles of ancient and modern history too.😊

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    1. One will get articles on modern India too, although it percentage is less.

      By the way thanks for the suggestion. I will try to increase its percentage 🙏🏻🙏🏻

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