- The
Janamsakhis (Punjabi: ਜਨਮਸਾਖੀ, IAST: Janam-sākhī, lit. 'birth stories'), are po****r
hagiographies of Guru Nanak, the
founder of Sikhism. Considered...
- ('traditional' or 'ancient')
janamsakhi,
Miharban janamsakhi, Gyan-ratanavali[broken anchor] by Bhai Mani Singh, and the
Vilayat Vali
janamsakhi.
Gurbilas Patashahi...
-
Jainism also
create and
maintain hagiographical texts (such as the Sikh
Janamsakhis)
concerning saints,
gurus and
other individuals believed to be imbued...
- Sikhism. In
certain Janamsakhi traditions, such as the
Merharban Wali
Janamsakhi, Mata
Sulakhni is
known as Ghummi. In the Bala
Janamsakhi, her name is given...
-
replaced the
practice and
patronization of
handwriting m****cripts. The
Janamsakhi literature produced was
often elaborately illustrated with
paintings on...
- (places of worship;
meaning ‘abode of righteousness’), as per the B.40
Janamsakhi: Go,
Nanak [answered God]. Your
Panth will flourish. The
salutation of...
-
though Punjabi is not the only
language used in Sikh scriptures. The
Janamsakhis,
stories on the life and
legend of Guru
Nanak (1469–1539), are early...
-
Janasakhi Archived 24
March 2012 at the
Wayback Machine Janamsakhis of
Miharban and Mani Singh,
Janamsakhi Tradition, Dr.
Kirpal Singh, 2004,
Punjabi University...
- Guru
Gobind Singh Janamsakhi — non-canonical
history of Guru
Nanak Bala
Janamsakhi[broken anchor] — a
collection of
janamsakhis by Bhai Bala (generally...
-
painting from an 1830's
Janamsakhi. Bhai Bala (left)
recites the life
story of Guru
Nanak to Guru
Angad amid onlookers.
Janamsakhi painting.
Miniature painting...
