Sarbat Khalsa Sikh art and so he consciously left

and so he consciously left no heirs

Guru Amar Das Ji

At the battle of Chumkaur on 6 Dec 1705

This painting Chhotey Sahibzadey reflects on their pure spirit which is prepared to embrace death and fears no one

the primal Sikh scriptures

Sarbat Khalsa Sikh art and so he consciously leftDuring the turbulent 18th century, with the gradual collapse of the Mughal Empire and constant incursions by Afghan invaders into India, Sikhs became the de facto defenders of Punjab. During this period, Sikhs would congregate twice a year on Vaisakhi and Diwali at the Harminder Sahib. There, they would make important military and leadership decisions to help the Panth survive these difficult times. This system of collective governance allowed Sikhs