Guru Hargobind ji was the Guru, next, who wore the Miri and Piri (worldly power and spiritual power). He was born in Vadaali village. He was very strong, even at a young age. When he was an adult, there was no other person with his height and size. He was the strongest man ever. He was married three times: first to the daughter of Baba Narayan Das ji named Mata Damodri ji; second, with Mata Mahadevi ji whose father was from the Marwaha clan; the third was Mata Nanaki ji, daughter of Baba Hari Ram ji. All three were in bliss and were connected to the Simran of Akaal Purakh. Guru ji had five sons: Baba Gurditta ji, Baba Sooraj Mal ji, Baba Ani Rai ji, Baba Atal Rai ji and the fifth was Sri Guru Tegh Bahadhur ji. Guru ji would have Guru Tegh Bahadhur ji sit close to him. Guru Hargobind ji was a lion that killed many undefeated Turks. Guru ji fulfilled the wishes of many Sikhs. Guru ji’s glory spread throughout the land. Guru ji sat on the Gurta Ghaddi for 31 years, 10 months, and 6 days. On 1695 Vikram, Chet Panchami Sudhi (5 days from new moon) Guru ji left for Sach Khand. He placed Sri Guru Har Rai ji on to the Gurta Ghaddi.
Sri Baba Gurditta ji was very handsome and married to the beautiful and pious Bibi Nayti ji (also known as Ananti ji or Nihal Kaur ji). They had two sons: Dheermal and Sri Guru Har Rai ji. The grandfather saw the younger grandson fit to be the Guru. Guru Har Rai ji was born in Kiratpur. He blessed many Sikhs. He made kings out of beggars. He was married 8 times: one was Mata Kot Kalyani ji from whom Baba Ram Rai was born; another was Mata Kishan Kaur ji, who gave birth to Sri Guru Har Krishan Sahib ji. Mata Kishan Kaur ji was one of 7 sisters that was married to Guru Har Rai ji. These 7 sisters were the princesses from Bulandhshehar, UP. Their father was a king and a Sikh who wished to marry all of his 7 daughters to Guru Har Rai Sahib ji. Aside from Mata Kishan Kaur ji, there was Mata Tokhi ji, Mata Anokhi ji, Mata Ram Kaur ji, Mata Ladiki ji, Mata Prem Kumari ji, Mata Chand Kaur ji. There were only two sons of Guru Har Rai Sahib ji. Baba Ram Rai ji and Guru Harkrishan Sahib ji both were born in Kiratpur. Both sons were very powerful. For 23 years, 6 months and 14 days, Guru ji sat on the Guru’s throne. Guru Har Rai Sahib ji removed the pain of his Sikhs. In 1718 Vikram, Kathak Vaddi Naumi (9 days from full moon) Guru ji gave the Guruship to Guru Harkrishan Sahib ji, the child Guru, and left for Sach Khand.
Guru Harkrishan Sahib ji went to Delhi for the Sikhs and left this earth from there. He sat on the Gurta Ghaddi for 2 years, 5 months and 19 days. On 1721 Vikram, Chet Sudhi 14 (14 days from new moon), Guru ji immersed into the light of Akaal Purakh. At around 11 pm just before he left, Guru ji spoke: “the Baba is in Bakala.” This was in reference to Guru Tegh Bahadhur ji as he was his “Baba” (granduncle). He transferred the Guru throne to him as he left for Sach Khand.
The light of Guru Nanak Dev ji entered the body of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadhur Sahib ji. He was the son of Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib ji and Mata Nanaki ji. He was the moon of the Sodhi clan. He was born in Amritsar. He was married to Mata Gujri ji from Kartarpur, daughter of Baba Lal Chand ji and Mata Bishan Kaur ji. Mata Gujri ji was the idol of Tapasya. From their house was born the greatest warrior, complete in Degh and Tegh (in reference to charity and chivalry). He was the master musician who wrote Gurbani in over 600 Raags. He was a master poet to which no other poet could match. He wore a Kalgi on his Dastaar. He killed Turks and Pahari Rajas. Guru Tegh Bahadhur ji blessed many Sikhs. For 10 year, 7 months and 21 days, he sat on the Guru’s throne. When it was time to protect the country, culture and tradition, he sacrificed his head and made the Emperor of Delhi, guilty of his death. He saved the Hindu religion by giving his head. On 1732 Vikram, Maghar Sudhi Panchami (5th day from new moon), November 11, 1675 AD, Thursday, 11 am, Guru ji gave his head in Delhi’s Chandni Chownk. By this great sacrifice, he became the King of Kings. He left his body and went to Sach Khand. The Devatas sang his glories “jai, jai, jai.” A windstorm followed the sacrifice which chilled the hearts of the Mughals to their core. A deep fear surrounded them and they said “hai, hai, hai.” Everyone in Delhi cursed at the Emperor for doing such a heinous act. The intelligent people understood that the Mughals’ rule was about to end. Aurangzeb left Delhi the next night and could not sleep in his palace anymore. He lost everything. He committed a great sin and his Karma from his Tapasya all finished. He was now counted amongst the likes of Raavan. Raavan kidnapped Sita and was killed by Ram Chander ji. Raavan lost everything due to his ego. Aurangzeb lost the Empire of many generations due to his deed. The glory of the Moghuls mixed into dust. His glory was compared to the Devatas at one time. This was all gone.
After Sri Guru Tegh Bahadhur Sahib ji, Sri Guru Gobind Singh ji sat on the Guru’s throne. His mother was Mata Gujri ji and he was born in Patna, Bihar. When he was a little older, he came to Punjab (Madhur Desh). He saw his land of Punjab and was very happy to be there. He had three wives: Mata Ajeeto ji, the patient one, was the first. She had three great sons: Baba Jujhar Singh ji, Baba Zoravar Singh ji and Baba Fateh Singh ji. Their radiance was very strong within the world. The second wife was Mata Sundri ji, from whom Baba Ajit Singh ji was born. She was intelligent, wise, and the treasure of Dharma. She commanded the Khalsa forces for 40 years after Guru Gobind Singh ji left for Sach Khand. She taught Kirtan and Gurbani Santhya to many great Gursikhs like Baba Jassa Singh ji Ahluwalia and other leaders. She also arranged for their education at the universities in Delhi. Baba Ajeet Singh ji killed many warriors on the battlefield and closed his eyes on the battlefield. Guru ji wrote the Gurbani: Akaal Ustat for his wives to read in order to give birth to the Sahibzadas. Baba Ajeet Singh ji was born by this penance. The third wife was Mata Sahib Devi ji from Rohtaas. The Khalsa became her son after she wished to have children. Thus were the three wives of Guru ji. Guru ji fought 14 battles which were the fiercest in the history of humankind. He did many tasks to pull the roots of the Mughals. He gave birth to the Khalsa Panth, whose radiance is unmatched even till today. For 32 years, 11 months, Guru ji preached the righteous path of Dharma. He blessed many Sikhs and gave them the Kingdom of Earth and Sach Khand. Whoever came to the sanctuary of Guru Gobind Singh ji, their pain was all gone. On 1765 Vikram, Kathak Sudhi Panchami (5 days after new moon) Thursday, Guru ji left at 2 am and went to Sach Khand from Nanded, Abchalnagar. The Gurduara was made their, which is radiant throughout the land.
When Sri Guru Har Rai ji sat on the Guru’s throne, Nauranga become the Emperor. Nauranga killed his father, brothers, relatives and other saints. His rule was strong and he took over all of India. He was unmatched in the land. He committed many sins before he sat on the throne. Aurangzeb’s hands had the blood of many saints on them. He converted millions of Hindus to Islam. He began a conflict with the house of the Guru.
All of the Singhs listened to the words of Bhai Ram Koer ji. They folded their hands and said: “please tell us the history of the 9 Gurus. You know the history of the 9 Guru as you are a Brahmgyaani of the highest level. Please explain to us what happened and why it all happened. We want to hear every detail in the Guru’s life.” Bhai Gurbaksh Singh ji (Bhai Ram Koer ji) heard their request and accepted it. He then began to say the history of the 9 Gurus, as it happened. The Khalsa Panth all sat down and began to listen. The glory of the Gurus was said for the purpose of achieving Sikhi and peace. Their wishes would be fulfilled by listening to this history.