History, Literature, and Identity; : Four Centuries of Sikh Tradition

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Author(s):	Grewal, J. S.
ISBN No.:	9780198070740
Pages:	368
Year:	201105
Format:	Trade Cloth (Hard Cover)
Price:	$ 64.45
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PrefaceIntroduction; Part One: Articulation of a New Dispensation (c. 1500-1605)1. The Gurmukh Panth: Guru Nanak2. In the Master's Footsteps: The Shaloks of Guru Angad3. An Exclusive Path for the Kaliyuga: Guru Amar Das4. The 'House of Nanak', an Expression of Divine Grace: Guru Ram Das5. Halemi Raj, a Parallel Dispensation: Guru ArjanPart Two: In the Context of Confrontation (1606-75)6. The Nirmal and Nirol Panth: Bhai Gurdas7.

'Frighten No One and be Afraid of None': Guru Tegh BahadurPart Three: In Response to External Threat (1675-1708)8. Declaration of 'Righteous War': The Bachittar Natak9. Tirumph of the Khalsa: The Var Bhagauti of 'Gurdas'10. The Guru-Khalsa: Sainapat's Sri Gur Sobha11. The Singh Way of Life: The RahitnamasPart Four: In the Context of Sikh Rule (1765-1849)12. The Sikh Faith and the Khalsa Panth: Chhibber's Bansavalinama13. Sovereignty of the Third Panth: Bhangu's Guru-Panth PrakashPart Five: In the Context of Colonial Rule (1849-1947)14. An Argument for Sikh Nationality: Nabha's Ham Hindu NahinEpilogueGlossaryBibliographyIndex.

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