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CONTENTS
XXX
PAGS
A.D.
Conciliatory between
Muhammadans and Hindus
.
Nanak fully extricates his followers from error
......
— but his reformation necessarily religious and moral only
Nanak left
his Sikhs or Disciples social laws as a separate People
declares Angad Teacher of Men
...... to
41
new
without
— but guarded against their narrowing into a Sect Nanak
41 41
41
42
be his successor as a 42
CHAPTER III THE SIKH GURUS OR TEACHERS, AND THE MODIFICATION OF SIKHISM UNDER GOBIND A.D. 1539-1716
Angad upholds the broad principles of Nanaik
44
....
1552. Dies
Amar lias succeeds
44 44 44 45
Separates the Sikhs from the Udasis His views with regard to 'Sati' 1574. Dies
Ram Das succeeds, Amritsar
45
.....
and
establishes
himself
at
45
1581. Dies
Arjun succeeds and fairly grasps the idea of Nanak
Makes Amritsar the 'Holy City' of the Sikhs Compiles the Adi Granth Reduces customary Offerings
— and engages
to
a systematic
.... .... ....
or Tithe
in traflfic
Tax 47
Arjun provokes the enmity of Chandu Shah Becomes a partisan of Prince Khusru in rebellioh 1606. Imprisonment and death of Arjun Diffusion of Sikhism The Writings of Gur Das BhuUeh The conceptions of Nanak become the moving impulses of a People
— and his real History a Mythical narrative Har
Gobind
..... ...... .... ..... ..... .....
becomes
succession
Guru
after
a
leader 1606.
of
Sikhism
— and complete separation of the Sikhs from
Hindu Dissenters Har Gobind falls under the displeasure of Jahangi
— imprisoned — and released is
1628. Jahangir dies,
warfare
48 48 48 49 49 49 50
50 50 51 51 51 51
and Har Gobind engages in a petty
....
Har Gobind retires to the wastes of Hariana to the Punjab Slays in fight one Painda Khan, his friend
Returns
47 47 48
disputed
Chandu Shah slain or put to death Har Gobind arms the Sikhs and becomes a military The gradual modification
46 46 46 46
.
51 52 52 52
XXX
PAGS
A.D.
Conciliatory between
Muhammadans and Hindus
.
Nanak fully extricates his followers from error
......
— but his reformation necessarily religious and moral only
Nanak left
his Sikhs or Disciples social laws as a separate People
declares Angad Teacher of Men
...... to
41
new
without
— but guarded against their narrowing into a Sect Nanak
41 41
41
42
be his successor as a 42
CHAPTER III THE SIKH GURUS OR TEACHERS, AND THE MODIFICATION OF SIKHISM UNDER GOBIND A.D. 1539-1716
Angad upholds the broad principles of Nanaik
44
....
1552. Dies
Amar lias succeeds
44 44 44 45
Separates the Sikhs from the Udasis His views with regard to 'Sati' 1574. Dies
Ram Das succeeds, Amritsar
45
.....
and
establishes
himself
at
45
1581. Dies
Arjun succeeds and fairly grasps the idea of Nanak
Makes Amritsar the 'Holy City' of the Sikhs Compiles the Adi Granth Reduces customary Offerings
— and engages
to
a systematic
.... .... ....
or Tithe
in traflfic
Tax 47
Arjun provokes the enmity of Chandu Shah Becomes a partisan of Prince Khusru in rebellioh 1606. Imprisonment and death of Arjun Diffusion of Sikhism The Writings of Gur Das BhuUeh The conceptions of Nanak become the moving impulses of a People
— and his real History a Mythical narrative Har
Gobind
..... ...... .... ..... ..... .....
becomes
succession
Guru
after
a
leader 1606.
of
Sikhism
— and complete separation of the Sikhs from
Hindu Dissenters Har Gobind falls under the displeasure of Jahangi
— imprisoned — and released is
1628. Jahangir dies,
warfare
48 48 48 49 49 49 50
50 50 51 51 51 51
and Har Gobind engages in a petty
....
Har Gobind retires to the wastes of Hariana to the Punjab Slays in fight one Painda Khan, his friend
Returns
47 47 48
disputed
Chandu Shah slain or put to death Har Gobind arms the Sikhs and becomes a military The gradual modification
46 46 46 46
.
51 52 52 52
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