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MAHIMA PRAKASH
Sikh Scriptures and Literature/Eighteenth century Literature
MAHIMA PRAKASH, by Sarup Das Bhalla, is a versified account, in Gurmukhi script, of the lives of the ten Gurus, completed according to inner evidence, in 1833 Bk/AD 1776. Three copies of the manuscript, are still extant: one (No. 176) in the Language...
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MAHIMA PRAKASH,
Sikh Scriptures and Literature/Eighteenth century Literature
MAHIMA PRAKASH, known as Mahima Prakash Vartak (prose) to distinguish it from another work, in verse, bearing the same title, Sarup Das Bhalla's Mahima Prakash, is an unpublished manuscript containing anecdotes from the lives of the Gurus. The manusc...
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MANI SINGHJANAM SAKHI
Sikh Scriptures and Literature/Eighteenth century Literature
MANI SINGH JANAM SAKHI, also known as CYAN RATNAVALI and traditionally attributed to Bhai Mani Singh, a famous Sikh of the early eighteenth century martyred by the Mughal governor of Lahore, Zakariya Khan, in 1737, is a collection of 225 anecdotes re...
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NANAK VIJAI
Sikh Scriptures and Literature/Eighteenth century Literature
NANAK VIJAI, more properly known as Sn Guru Nanak Vijai, in manuscript, is a narration in verse of the events of Guru Nanak`s life. During his journeys across the country and outside, Guru Nanak met a variety of people whom he won over by his gentle ...
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PAN SAU SAKHI
Sikh Scriptures and Literature/Eighteenth century Literature
PAN SAU SAKHI, a collection of five hundred anecdotes (panj = five; sau = hundred; sdkhi = anecdote), attributed to Bhai Ram Kuir (1672-1761), a descendant of Bhai Buddha, renamed Bhai Gurbakhsh Singh as he received the rites of the Khalsa at the han...
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