This book examines the entire range of sacred literature produced between the sixteenth- and nineteenth century to give a comprehensive account of Sikhism. Dealing with the historical evolution of the Sikh tradition, it discuss issues like self-image, identity, and ideology.
This book examines the entire range of sacred literature produced between the sixteenth- and nineteenth century to give a comprehensive account of Sikhism. Dealing with the historical evolution of the Sikh tradition, it discuss issues like self-image, identity, and ideology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
J.S. Grewal, a Padma Shree awardee, he has earlier served as Chairman of the Governing Body and the Director of the Indian Institute of Advanced Studies, Shimla.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Introduction Part One: ARTICULATION OF A NEW DISPENSATION (c. 1500-1605): 1: The Gurmukh Panth: Guru Nanak 2: In the Master's Footsteps: The Shaloks of Guru Angad 3: An Exclusive Path for the Kaliyuga: Guru Amar Das 4: The 'House of Nanak', an Expression of Divine Grace: Guru Ram Das 5: Halemi Raj, a Parallel Dispensation: Guru Arjan Part Two: IN THE CONTEXT OF CONFRONTATION (1606-75) : 6: The Nirmal and Nirol Panth: Bhai Gurdas 7: 'Frighten No One and be Afraid of None': Guru Tegh Bahadur Part Three: IN RESPONSE TO EXTERNAL THREAT (1675-1708): 8: Declaration of 'Righteous War': The Bachittar Natak 9: Tirumph of the Khalsa: The Var Bhagauti of 'Gurdas' 10: The Guru-Khalsa: Sainapat's Sri Gur Sobha 11: The Singh Way of Life: The Rahitnamas Part Four: IN THE CONTEXT OF SIKH RULE (1765-1849): 12: The Sikh Faith and the Khalsa Panth: Chhibber's Bansavalinama 13: Sovereignty of the Third Panth: Bhangu's Guru-Panth Prakash Part Five: IN THE CONTEXT OF COLONIAL RULE (1849-1947): 14: An Argument for Sikh Nationality: Nabha's Ham Hindu Nahin Epilogue Glossary Bibliography Index
Preface Introduction Part One: ARTICULATION OF A NEW DISPENSATION (c. 1500-1605): 1: The Gurmukh Panth: Guru Nanak 2: In the Master's Footsteps: The Shaloks of Guru Angad 3: An Exclusive Path for the Kaliyuga: Guru Amar Das 4: The 'House of Nanak', an Expression of Divine Grace: Guru Ram Das 5: Halemi Raj, a Parallel Dispensation: Guru Arjan Part Two: IN THE CONTEXT OF CONFRONTATION (1606-75) : 6: The Nirmal and Nirol Panth: Bhai Gurdas 7: 'Frighten No One and be Afraid of None': Guru Tegh Bahadur Part Three: IN RESPONSE TO EXTERNAL THREAT (1675-1708): 8: Declaration of 'Righteous War': The Bachittar Natak 9: Tirumph of the Khalsa: The Var Bhagauti of 'Gurdas' 10: The Guru-Khalsa: Sainapat's Sri Gur Sobha 11: The Singh Way of Life: The Rahitnamas Part Four: IN THE CONTEXT OF SIKH RULE (1765-1849): 12: The Sikh Faith and the Khalsa Panth: Chhibber's Bansavalinama 13: Sovereignty of the Third Panth: Bhangu's Guru-Panth Prakash Part Five: IN THE CONTEXT OF COLONIAL RULE (1849-1947): 14: An Argument for Sikh Nationality: Nabha's Ham Hindu Nahin Epilogue Glossary Bibliography Index
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