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janamsakhi traditions that have
survived into the
modern era
include the Bala,
Miharban, Adi and
Puratan versions.
While each
tradition offering their own perspectives...
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include the Puratan[broken anchor] ('traditional' or 'ancient') janamsakhi,
Miharban janamsakhi, Gyan-ratanavali[broken anchor] by Bhai Mani Singh, and the...
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clearly marked as a
composition of Guru Har Rai the
seventh Mina Guru
Miharban also used the
marker leaving open the
possibility of
mistaken attribution...
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Janasakhi Archived 24
March 2012 at the
Wayback Machine Janamsakhis of
Miharban and Mani Singh,
Janamsakhi Tradition, Dr.
Kirpal Singh, 2004,
Punjabi University...
- Punjabi. Guru
Nanak and
Mardana were
brought up in the same village. The
Miharban Janam Sakhi says that
Mardana was ten
years elder to Guru
Nanak and was...
- to
Prithi Chand.
Prithi Chand had four sons:
Miharban, Lal Chand,
Nihal Chand, and Chandrasain.
Miharban had
three sons:
Kisan Mal, Hariji, and Chaturbhuj...
- and his
followers used to call him 'Guru
Miharban'. Actually,
Prithi Chand was
succeeded by his son
Miharban as the
seventh Guru. At the time of writing...
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Janasakhi Archived 24
March 2012 at the
Wayback Machine Janamsakhis of
Miharban and Mani Singh,
Janamsakhi Tradition, Dr.
Kirpal Singh, 2004,
Punjabi University...
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visiting the site is
traced to the
Gosti Bal Nath Nal
recorded in the
Miharban Janamsakhi. The
tradition further claims that Guru
Nanak had met Balnath...
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their followers. It
first shows up in the
Janam Sakhi attributed to
Miharban (d. 1640), a
first cousin of the
sixth Sikh Guru, Guru
Hargobind (b. 1595...
