Guru Gobind Singh Ji — representational profile portrait
Mata Sahib Kaur Ji receiving Amrit of the double-edged sword
A Sikh woman in line for receiving Amrit of the double-edged sword from the Panj Pyare in 1699 2
A Sikh woman in line for receiving Amrit of the double-edged sword from the Panj Pyare in 1699
Mata Gujar Kaur Ji formerly known as Mata Gujri Ji awaiting her call from the Panj Pyare to be next to receive Khande Di Pahul Amrit of the double-edged sword
Guru Gobind Singh Ji conferring guruship to Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji in 1708
Guru Gobind Singh Ji sharing Fateh before leaving his earthly body 2
Guru Gobind Singh Ji sharing Fateh before leaving his earthly body
Guru Gobind Singh Ji greeting the congregation before leaving his earthly body
Guru Gobind Singh Ji at Sri Anandpur Sahib
Guru Gobind Singh Ji on his throne
Guru Gobind Singh Ji bowing before Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
Guru Gobind Singh Ji with a bow and arrow
Guru Gobind Singh Ji with a bow and arrow
Guru Gobind Singh Ji bowing in reverence before Guru Granth Sahib Ji
Guru Gobind Singh Ji before Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
Guru Gobind Singh Ji before Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
Guru Gobind Singh Ji and his four sons – the Chaar Sahibzaade
Guru Gobind Singh Ji
Guru Gobind Singh Ji dictated Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji to Bhai Mani Singh Ji to scribe at Gurdwara Damdama Sahib Sri Anandpur Sahib. Baba Deep Singh Ji prepared the feather pens
Pir Buddhu Shah the Sufi Muslim turned Sikh Saint who recognised Guru Gobind Singh Ji as the Almighty revealed through human flesh
Pir Buddhu Shah Ji being gifted Guru Gobind Singh Jis wooden comb attached with hair after being asked to ask for something in reward for his bravery and sacrifices in the Battle of Bhangani
Pir Buddhu Shah Ji being gifted Guru Gobind Singh Jis wooden comb attached with hair after being asked to ask for something in reward for his bravery and sacrifices in the Battle of Bhangani
Pir Buddhu Shah Ji being gifted Guru Gobind Singh Jis wooden comb attached with hair after being asked to ask for something in reward for his bravery and sacrifices in the Battle of Bhangani
Pir Buddhu Shah Ji being gifted a Kangha attached with Kesh as a reward from Guru Gobind Singh Ji
Martyrdom of Pir Buddhu Shah Ji, the Sufi Muslim turned Sikh saint, who surrendered his heart to Guru Gobind Singh Ji but did not surrender to the Mughals and instead was buried alive and had dogs eat him alive.
Martyrdom of Pir Buddhu Shah Ji, the Sufi Muslim turned Sikh saint, who surrendered his heart to Guru Gobind Singh Ji but did not surrender to the Mughals and instead was buried alive and had dogs eat him alive.
Guru Gobind Singh Ji before Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
