The first of them noted that their personalities transferred, "as one lamp lights another." The eighth, known as the "child", died young of smallpox, but not before proclaiming that the ninth would be found in the village of Bakala, where the future 
The first of them noted that their personalities transferred, "as one lamp lights another." The eighth, known as the "child", died young of smallpox, but not before proclaiming that the ninth would be found in the village of Bakala, where the future martyr Tegh Bahadur was indeed found. The fifth was Arjun, who built the Harimandir; before him was his father Ram Das, who founded the city of Amritsar, and the most recent was Gobind Singh. With their power now considered to be vested in the Adi Granth, for 10 points, give this collective name for the first ten leaders of Sikhism, the first of whom was Nanak.
The first of them noted that their personalities transferred, "as one lamp lights another.