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Rajasthan Police Constable Model Paper 4
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Question : 65
Total: 150
Who is considered as the founder of Sikhism?
Guru Granth Sahib
Guru Gobind Singh
Guru Arjan
Guru Nanak Dev
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Guru Nanak Dev Ji is considered as the founder of Sikhism.
He was born on 15th April 1469 in Rai Bhoi ki Talwandi, presently in Pakistan.
He died at the age of 70 in Kartarpur, Pakistan.
Sikh Gurus of Sikhism:
Number
Name
Important works
First
GuruNanak
founder of Sikhism
Langar institutedby him
Believed in universal god.
Against the Vedas and caste system
Second
GuruAngad
Gave importance of Gurumukhi script
Third
GuruAmardas
Manji and Piri system instituted by him
Against the Sati system.
Fourth
GuruRam das
Anand Karaj was composed by him.
Fifth
GuruArjan
The first martyr of the Sikh religion.
Sixth
GuruHarGobind
Fought war against Shah Jahan and Jahangir.
Seventh
GuruHar Rai
He gave shelter to Dara Shikhoh.
Eighth
GuruHarKrishna
Aurangzeb summoned him in his forcibly.
Ninth
GuruTeghBahadur
He popularized Sikhism in Assam and Bihar.
Tenth
GuruGobindSingh
He was the tenth and last guru of Sikhs as humans.
He was the founder of Khalsa
Eleventh
GuruGranthSahib
Last eternal guru of Sikh.
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