Guru Gobind Singh
Guru Govind Singh was the tenth Guru of the Sikhs. Guru Govind Singh was born on 22 December 1666 AD in Patna. He was a great social reformer, social thinker, great poet, writer and warrior. Father's name was Guru Tej Bahadur. His mother's name was Mata Gujri. He was a staunch opponent of slavery. Apart from this he was against caste slavery and conversion. He dedicated his life for the welfare of the people. He loved humanity. Jeevan Sangini's name was Mata Jeeton, Mata Sundari, Mata Sahib Devan. He sacrificed his life to eradicate social evils. His teachings are still relevant today.
His great thoughts: -
"Serving others is a great religion."
Khalsa Panth was founded by the great warrior Guru Govind Singh and he was also its first commander. Which is considered the best day of Sikhs. Govind Singh did not like slavery and conversion. They tried to organize the kings to remove these social evils. The then kings did not support him due to his personal interests. Despite this, Guru Govind Singh did not lose his courage. Organized his small army and fought against the slaves. They fought the Mughals 8 times. During these wars, they had four sons, namely: Baba Ajit Singh, Baba Jujhar Singh, Baba Jorawar Singh and Baba Fateh Singh, who became a martyr.
Guru Govind Singh was a courageous man. He never deviated from his route. They fought against evils till the last moment of life. He served humanity wholeheartedly. He died in 1708 AD in Naden, Maharashtra. Aurangzeb was also greatly influenced by his courage and thought. In 1705 AD, the emperor ordered his swindle variance.
Hence, the life of Guru Govind Singh teaches us to fight against evils. Only true words always came out of his fence. His fence was filled with truth, gentleness, simplicity. Not everyone should follow their religion and have a hatred of the other's religion. The teachings of great people should not be tied to any limits. His teachings are all about words and words. He feeds us not to compromise the principles of life.
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