Database: Amritsar (India) - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 17:07, 27 January 2021

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	Situated in the northwestern part of [[India]] in the {{Wiki\|Punjab, India\|Punjabi}} state, [[Amritsar]] is the spiritual center of the {{Wiki\|Sikhism\|Sikh}} community. The city owes its name to the sacred lake constructed in 1574 by [[Guru Ram Das\|Ram Das]], the fourth ranked Guru in Sikhism. In 1588, his successor, [[Guru Arjan\|Guru Ar Jan]], ordered the construction of a sacred place at the same location where [[Guru Nanak]], the very first Guru, would go to meditate.		Situated in the northwestern part of [[India]] in the {{Wiki\|Punjab, India\|Punjabi}} state, [[Amritsar]] is the spiritual center of the {{Wiki\|Sikhism\|Sikh}} community. The city owes its name to the sacred lake constructed in 1574 by [[Guru Ram Das\|Ram Das]], the fourth ranked Guru in Sikhism. In 1588, his successor, [[Guru Arjan\|Guru Ar Jan]], ordered the construction of a sacred place at the same location where [[Guru Nanak]], the very first Guru, would go to meditate.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:35, 11 June 2020

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	Situated in the northwestern part of [[India]] in the {{Wiki\|Punjab, India\|Punjabi}} state, [[Amritsar]] is the spiritual center of the {{Wiki\|Sikhism\|Sikh}} community. The city owes its name to the sacred lake constructed in 1574 by [[Guru Ram Das\|Ram Das]], the fourth ranked Guru in Sikhism. In 1588, his successor, [[Guru Arjan\|Guru Ar Jan]], ordered the construction of a sacred place at the same location where [[Guru Nanak]], the very first Guru, would go to meditate.		Situated in the northwestern part of [[India]] in the {{Wiki\|Punjab, India\|Punjabi}} state, [[Amritsar]] is the spiritual center of the {{Wiki\|Sikhism\|Sikh}} community. The city owes its name to the sacred lake constructed in 1574 by [[Guru Ram Das\|Ram Das]], the fourth ranked Guru in Sikhism. In 1588, his successor, [[Guru Arjan\|Guru Ar Jan]], ordered the construction of a sacred place at the same location where [[Guru Nanak]], the very first Guru, would go to meditate.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 11:46, 7 December 2018

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	Situated in the northwestern part of [[India]] in the Punjabi state, [[Amritsar]] is the spiritual center of the Sikh community. The city owes its name to the sacred lake constructed in 1574 by Ram Das, the fourth ranked Guru in Sikhism. In 1588, his successor, Guru Ar Jan, ordered the construction of a sacred place at the same location where Guru Nanak, the very first Guru, would go to meditate.		Situated in the northwestern part of [[India]] in the {{Wiki\|Punjab, India\|Punjabi}} state, [[Amritsar]] is the spiritual center of the {{Wiki\|Sikhism\|Sikh}} community. The city owes its name to the sacred lake constructed in 1574 by [[Guru Ram Das\|Ram Das]], the fourth ranked Guru in Sikhism. In 1588, his successor, [[Guru Arjan\|Guru Ar Jan]], ordered the construction of a sacred place at the same location where [[Guru Nanak]], the very first Guru, would go to meditate.

	The [[Harmandir Sahib]], commonly known as the "Golden Temple," was completed in 1604. Guru Arjan had the manuscript of his commandments installed there. His writings today are the basis of the Sikh faith, which considers this book as the words of its last living Guru.		The [[Harmandir Sahib]], commonly known as the "Golden Temple," was completed in 1604. Guru Arjan had the manuscript of his commandments installed there. His writings today are the basis of the Sikh faith, which considers this book as the words of its last living Guru.

imported>Bovkaffe: Bovkaffe moved page Database: Amritsar to Database: Amritsar (India)

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Bovkaffe moved page Database: Amritsar to Database: Amritsar (India)

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	Situated in the northwestern part of [[India]] in the Punjabi state, [[Amritsar]] is the spiritual center of the Sikh community. The city owes its name to the sacred lake constructed in 1574 by Ram Das, the fourth ranked Guru in Sikhism. In 1588, his successor, Guru Ar Jan, ordered the construction of a sacred place at the same location where Guru Nanak, the very first Guru, would go to meditate.		Situated in the northwestern part of [[India]] in the Punjabi state, [[Amritsar]] is the spiritual center of the Sikh community. The city owes its name to the sacred lake constructed in 1574 by Ram Das, the fourth ranked Guru in Sikhism. In 1588, his successor, Guru Ar Jan, ordered the construction of a sacred place at the same location where Guru Nanak, the very first Guru, would go to meditate.

	The Harmandir Sahib, commonly known as the "Golden Temple," was completed in 1604. Guru Arjan had the manuscript of his commandments installed there. His writings today are the basis of the Sikh faith, which considers this book as the words of its last living Guru.		The [[Harmandir Sahib]], commonly known as the "Golden Temple," was completed in 1604. Guru Arjan had the manuscript of his commandments installed there. His writings today are the basis of the Sikh faith, which considers this book as the words of its last living Guru.

	In 1801, [[Ranjit Singh]] was crowned Maharajah of Punjab, subsequently creating the [[Sikh Empire]]. During his reign, Amritsar became the region's capital.		In 1801, [[Ranjit Singh]] was crowned Maharajah of Punjab, subsequently creating the [[Sikh Empire]]. During his reign, Amritsar became the region's capital.

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[[File:ACCI DB Amritsar.jpg|thumb|250px]]
Situated in the northwestern part of [[India]] in the Punjabi state, [[Amritsar]] is the spiritual center of the Sikh community. The city owes its name to the sacred lake constructed in 1574 by Ram Das, the fourth ranked Guru in Sikhism. In 1588, his successor, Guru Ar Jan, ordered the construction of a sacred place at the same location where Guru Nanak, the very first Guru, would go to meditate.

The Harmandir Sahib, commonly known as the "Golden Temple," was completed in 1604. Guru Arjan had the manuscript of his commandments installed there. His writings today are the basis of the Sikh faith, which considers this book as the words of its last living Guru.

In 1801, [[Ranjit Singh]] was crowned Maharajah of Punjab, subsequently creating the [[Sikh Empire]]. During his reign, Amritsar became the region's capital.
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