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   Guru Tegh Bahadur ji was born in Amritsar city of Punjab. He was the fifth son of Guru Hargobind. Due to the premature death of his grandson 'Harikrishna Rai', the eighth guru, he was made the ninth guru by public opinion. He got Anandpur Sahib built and he started living there. His childhood name was Tyagamal. At the age of only 14, he showed valor with his father in the war against the Mughal attack.

Impressed by his valor, his father changed his name from Tyagmal to Tegh Bahadur (rich of swords). The horrific bloodshed in the battlefield had a profound effect on the recluse mind of Guru Tegh Bahadur ji and his mind turned towards spiritual contemplation. Guru Tegh Bahadur ji, an idol of patience, detachment and renunciation, meditated in solitude for 20 years at a place called 'Baba Bakala'. The eighth Guru Harkishan ji instructed 'Baba Bakale' to name his successor.
Guru ji visited many places for the spread of religion. From Anandpur Sahib via Kiratpur, Plantation, Saifabad, they reached Khiala (Khadal). While preaching here, he reached Kurukshetra via Damdama Sahib. From Kurukshetra on the banks of the Yamuna, he reached Kadamanakpur and it was here that he saved the sadhu Bhai Malukdas.

The world gets inspiration from such sacrifices, who gave their lives, but did not give up the truth. Ninth Patshah Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur ji was also such a sacrificer. Guru Ji gave his life not for himself but to protect the rights and beliefs of others. History is full of examples of those who sacrifice for their faith, but the only example of sacrificing someone else's faith is the martyrdom of the ninth Patshah.

Guru Tegh Bahadur was born in Amritsar, Punjab.
His childhood name was Tyagmal.
His father’s name was Guru Hargobind Singh.
From his childhood, he was a saintly, powerfully minded, liberal mind, brave and bold.
Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur is the ninth Guru of the Sikhs.
Who sacrificed their lives while laughing while protecting religion and humanity.
Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji’s education took place under the umbrella of Guru Hargobind Sahib, the master father of Miri-Piri.
At this time, he received Gurbani’s education, scriptures, weapons, and horse riding.
Guru Tegh Bahadur was made a Guru due to the premature death of 8th Sikh Guru Harikrishna Rai Ji.
At the age of just 14, he showed his bravery in the war against his father against the attack of the Mughals. Impressed by this heroism, his father named him Teghbahadur, that is, the rich of the sword.

Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji was born in 1621 AD in Amritsar, home of Shri Hargobind Ji, the eighth Sikh Guru.
Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji was the youngest of his five brothers.
Due to Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji being dyed in spiritual colors, his father did not think of putting him on the throne.
The Master had made only such a gesture that Baba, who sat on my throne, was in Bakala.
After Guruji left Chola, everyone wanted to get the throne.
Finding the Master was not an easy task.
Butter Shah Labhana was a businessman who vowed to offer 500 pieces to the Guru.
Like other made gurus, Guru Tegh Bahadur kept two pieces; Guruji immediately said that you had made a vow to offer 500 pieces to the Guru.
On hearing this, Lavana jumped up happily and climbed on the roof and announced – Guru has been found.
Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji organized the Sikhs as soon as he sat on the throne.

Tegh Bahadur, the ninth Guru of the Sikh community, was born on April 18, 1621, in Amritsar, Punjab.
His father’s name was Guru Hargobind Ji, and his mother’s name was Nanki.
Seeing his bravery and sacrifice in his childhood, every Govind Ji had renounced his name.
Pujya Bahadur Ji of Hindus and Sikhs formally received the title of Sikh Guru on March 20, 1664, and in 1675, he attained the title of Gurupada.
After the sudden demise of Harikrishna Rai Ji, he was appointed to the post of Guru.
He settled in Anandpur Sahib and started living here; there was resentment towards the Mughals since childhood; only at the age of 14, he fought with his father against the Mughals.
Seeing the bloodshed in the war with the Mughals, his mind was inspired towards spiritual thinking.
And going to a place called Baba Bakala, Tegh Bahadur Ji did penance for 20 years.
Called Hind Di Chadar, the Guru also traveled to many places for preaching religion.
In this order, he went from Anandpur Saheb to Kiratpur, Planting, Saifabad, and while teaching in Khiala, he reached Kadamanakpur via Kurukshetra and met his Guru Bhai Malukdas Ji here.

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