Sarbloh Granth
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The Sarbloh Granth is a Sikh religious scripture traditionally attributed to Guru Gobind Singh and revered particularly within the Nihang Sikh tradition.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Sikh scripture
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religious text → |
| associatedConcept |
Khalsa sovereignty
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Saint-soldier (Sant-Sipahi) ideal → weapon veneration (Shastar puja) → |
| associatedFestival |
Hola Mohalla
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| associatedPlace |
Anandpur Sahib
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| associatedWith |
Akal Sena
→
Budha Dal → Khalsa → Nihang tradition → Taruna Dal → |
| attributedTo |
Guru Gobind Singh
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| canonicalStatusInMainstreamSikhism |
not part of primary canon alongside Guru Granth Sahib
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| centralTheme |
divine warfare against evil
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martial spirit in Sikhism → praise of the Khalsa → |
| contains |
Khalsa Mahima
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hymns → mythological episodes → narrative poetry → praise of weapons → |
| devotedTo |
Akal Purakh
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| etymology |
‘Sarbloh’ means ‘all-iron’ in Punjabi
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| genre |
devotional literature
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martial literature → |
| historicalDebate |
authorship questioned by some Sikh scholars
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date of composition disputed → |
| language |
Braj Bhasha
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Punjabi → |
| liturgicalUse |
recited in Nihang gatherings
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used during martial festivals → |
| oneOfPrimaryScripturesAlongWith |
Dasam Granth
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Guru Granth Sahib → |
| philosophicalTheme |
divine support for the Khalsa
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oneness of God → victory of dharma over adharma → |
| placeInTradition |
used in Nihang Sikh liturgy
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| relatedWork |
Dasam Granth
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Guru Granth Sahib → |
| religion |
Sikhism
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| religiousCommunityStatus |
scripture of particular importance to Nihang Sikhs
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| reveredAs |
manifestation of divine shakti
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| script |
Gurmukhi
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| statusAmongNihangs |
regarded as one of three primary scriptures
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| titleMeaning |
Scripture of All-Iron
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| traditionalAuthor |
Guru Gobind Singh
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| usedFor |
inspiration for martial ethos
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spiritual instruction → |
| veneratedBy |
Nihang Sikhs
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Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Dasam Granth
("Dasven Patshah Ka Granth")
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alsoKnownAs |
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Gurmukhi
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usedForScripture |