He once chastised a man for riding around on a flying carpet by hiding himself in plain sight and comparing the man to the insects, and in another story he deflected the black magic of the women of Kamrup.
This man once repeatedly ordered his followers to rebuild a wall he had knocked down, then told them off for blindly following orders. He once chastised a man for riding around on a flying carpet by hiding himself in plain sight and comparing the man to the insects, and in another story he deflected the black magic of the women of Kamrup. This man was often accompanied by his friends Bala and Mardana. As a child, a cobra once shielded this man from the sun. The Janamsakhis are biographical records of this figure, who was succeeded by his friend Angad. This man outlined the three pillars of sharing, earnest earning, and chanting Gods name, or Vand Chakko, Kirat Karo and Naam Japna, which were recorded in the Adi Granth. For 10 points, name this religious leader who proclaimed "There is no Hindu, there is no Muslim", the first guru of Sikhism.
This man once repeatedly ordered his followers to rebuild a wall he had knocked down, then told them off for blindly following orders.
Guru Nanak