One tale regarding this man tells of how, when asked why he didn't eat at house of a local chief, he squeezed the chiefs food and blood spilled out from it.
One tale regarding this man tells of how, when asked why he didn't eat at house of a local chief, he squeezed the chiefs food and blood spilled out from it. The Janamsakhis document his life and his journeys, most which find him accompanied by a man named Mardana. He underwent a religious revelation while bathing in the Bein River, which caused him to sell all his possessions and travel to pilgrimage centers. Eventually he settled down in Kantarpur, where he would meet his successor, a man originally named Lehna, later Angad. Much of his preaching was done in song and among his most famous hymns are "Sodar," "Arat," and "Sohil." All of them were transcribed and make up the Adi Granth. FTP, name this first of the seven gurus and founder of Sikhism.
One tale regarding this man tells of how, when asked why he didn't eat at house of a local chief, he squeezed the chiefs food and blood spilled out from it.
Guru {Nanak} Dev