Born into a Khatri caste, this figure purportedly demonstrated interest in the divine to a teacher by explaining the implications of the first letter 
Born into a Khatri caste, this figure purportedly demonstrated interest in the divine to a teacher by explaining the implications of the first letter of the alphabet. Stories from this figure's life are collected in vars, which were written by the scribe Bhai Gurdas, as well as in the Janam-sakhis, which also detail this figure's last days in Kartarpur. At age thirty, while bathing in the Kali Bein, this figure suddenly decided to engage in pilgrimage to locations such as Tibet and Mecca, declaring that "here is no Hindu, there is no Muslim." Succeeded by Baba Lehna, for 10 points, name this founder and first guru of Sikhism.
Born into a Khatri caste, this figure purportedly demonstrated interest in the divine to a teacher by explaining the implications of the first letter of the alphabet.
Guru {Nanak} Dev