Sikh Martyrs, , Bhagat Lakshman Singh, Lahore Book Shop, 8176471151

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Sikh Martyrs

Bhagat Lakshman Singh (Author)

Synopsis Ages had passed since the star of Brahmarishi Desh became occult. No light was shed from the firmament, and in the Pitch darkness that then reigned supreme, the Yavans danced merrily, holding aloft the bleedin heads of infant Rishi Kumars, and the wails and cries of Aryans mothers supplied the music. On one such occasion, Guru Nanak himself was made captive, together with his bard, Mardana. The harrowing scene he witnessed has been graphically described by him in the Adi Granth, Rag Asa.

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Bhagat Lakshman Singh

Bhagat Lakshman Singh (1863-1944) was born in Rawalpindi toHinduparents, Bhagat Kahan Chand and Bhagatani Gurditti. In 1895hereceived Sikh rites from Baba Khem Singh Bedi, a directdescendantof Guru Nanak.

In 1899 he launched The Khalsa, the first Sikh weekly paperinEnglish language, where he expressed strong support for theongoingSingh Sabha Movement. However, two years later he was forcedtoclose it down owing to financial constraints. In 1929here-launched The Khalsa, continuing with his campaign for theSinghSabha reforms. He also contributed articles to The Tribuneamongother journals. He wrote two books A Short Sketch of the LifeandWorks of Guru Govind Singh (1909) and Sikh Martyrs (1929).

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