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What is the biography of the tenth Sikh teacher Gobin Singh Geji?
Some people are born in this world. They are born with unlimited abilities and face all the tests and adversities in life with indomitable courage and strength.

In peacetime, they are like a bright lamp, benefiting mankind. When the disaster happened, they stepped forward to protect ordinary people from the atrocities and tyranny of the tyrannical rulers. -Gobind Singh, the 10 Sikh teacher, is such a charming and energetic personality.

Guru Gobin Singh Gyi was born in Patna, Bihar (1666 65438+February 22nd-1708 65438+1October 7th). -He is a spiritual master, soldier, poet and philosopher. He is the only son of Tegh Bahadur and Mata Gujri, the ninth Sikh teacher.

1675165438+1October1kloc-0/On the orders of the Muslim emperor aurangzeb, his father, Tiger Bahadur, was publicly beheaded in Delhi for refusing to convert to Islam.

Since then, the conflict between Sikhism and Islamic Empire has been constant. -After the martyrdom of his father, young Gobind Rai, later named Gobind Singh Ji, was appointed as the 10 Sikh master on March 29th, 676.

He was only nine years old and a few months old at that time. After becoming the tenth guru, Gobind Singh continued his education, including reading and writing, as well as martial arts (such as horseback riding and archery).

Gurugobin Singh is proficient in many languages, such as Urdu, Hindi, Sanskrit, Persian, Sanskrit and Gumukhi.

He was endowed with a particularly keen wisdom to understand different Hindu scriptures, such as the Book of the Past and the Bhagavad-gita.

Guru Gubinde Singh Ji became a skilled weapon and rider in his early years. He has a wide range of interests and has learned to play musical instruments.

The assembly of the Sangha sang hymns and Schabad in front of him, accompanied by tambourines and organs.

After marriage, he gave birth to four sons. During his lifetime, all his sons died in the Mughal and Sikh wars. -Two of his sons were killed in the battle with the Mughal army, and the other two were executed by the Mughal Empire.

One of his outstanding contributions to Sikhism was the establishment of a Sikh warrior association called "Harsa" in 1699, and the introduction of five K's, which are five terms of Sikh belief. These five articles are all; Kesh: Hair with burrs; Kanga: wooden comb; Kara: an iron or steel bracelet worn on the wrist; Kirpan: dagger, Kacchera: knee-length shorts.

These items were absolutely necessary at that time, because Sikhs were constantly attacked by Muslim Mughal troops, and such attacks could happen at any time of day or night.

Gurugo Binder Singh told Sikh fighters to be ready at any time and give the enemy an appropriate answer. Gunkara and Kolpeng are very convenient in this hand-to-hand combat.

Gobind Singh said to the emperor Orangebu in his zafar Nama: "When all other legal means fail, you can legally pick up the sword."

The story of Guru Gobin Singh:

There is a story about Pierre, a Muslim, going to see his mentor, Gobin Singh.

Pierre, a Muslim, said, "How can one see God?"

Gobind Singh replied, "It's like meeting day and night."

Muslim Pierre said: "When night meets day, it is no longer night."

Guru Gobin Singh explained: "Indeed! -The CD-ROM drive during the day scatters the darkness at night. Your ego and' Ahanka' are the darkness of night. -When man's "I" meets the light and brilliance of God, the darkness of "I" disappears.

But desire, anger, greed, hammer and conceit are all obstacles to meeting God. When all these dark filth are removed, only the pure soul of' God' is still the light that guides the way. "