Guru Ram Das Ji
Guru Ram Das Ji
Introduction : –
Sri Guru Ram Das Ji was the fourth of the Ten Gurus of Sikhism. Once being parentless at the age of seven, Bhai Jetha grew up living together with his maternal grandmother.
Construction of Ramdaspur : –
Today the city of Ramdaspur, which currently is the holiest focal point of Sikhism has come to be known as Amritsar.
Guru Ram Das Ji Expaned the City of Amritsar during that time.
Bani of Guru Ram Das : – 
There are 688 Hymns of Guru Ram Dass incorporated into Guru Granth Sahib Ji which have different lessons for sikhs. Master Sahib’s Bani is likewise part of Rehras Sahib and Kirtan Sohila which are day by day supplications of Sikhs.
Anand Karaj : –
The standard Sikh wedding service known as the Anand Karaj is based on of, a four stanza psalm formed by Guru Ram Das Ji. Amid the wedding function, the couple delineates the Guru Granth Sahib Ji as every stanza of the Lawan is perused.
The first round is the Divine assent for starting the householders’ life through marriage. The second round states that the association of the couple has been achieved by God. In the third round, the couple is depicted as the luckiest as they have sung the commendations of the Lord in the organization of holy people. In the fourth round, the sentiment of the couple that they have acquired their hearts’ craving and are being praised is portrayed.
Master Ram Das Sahib formed a wonderful bani called Laavan about the importance of marriage to a Sikh couple – Effectively, the Guru characterizes a Sikh marriage in these 2 lines: “They are not said to be husband and spouse who only sit together. Or maybe only they are called a couple, who have one soul in two bodies.”
Guru Ram Das Ji
Meeting with Sri Chand : –
At the point when the matured child of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Baba Sri Chand, who had turned into a self-denying (Baba Sri Chand was the author the ‘Udasis’ faction), came to visit Guru Ram Das Ji he asked him for what valid reason he kept such a long facial hair? Master Ram Das Ji answered; “To wipe the residue off the feet of heavenly men such as yourself” and afterward he continued to play out this preeminent demonstration of modesty.
Seeing this Sri Chand held his hand and grasped Guru Ram Das Ji saying; “It’s sufficient. This is the sort of character by which you have denied me of my genealogical legacy. Presently, what more is left with me that I could offer you for your devotion and decency of heart?”
| Birth | 1534 at Chuna Mandi, Lahore |
| Father / Mother | Hari Das ji / Mata Daya Kaur |
| Spouse | Bibi Bhani |
| Sons | Prithi Chand, Mahadev and Arjun Dev |
| Guru Gaddi | 1574 – 1581 |
| City Founded | Amritsar (Guru Ka Chakk) |
| Started | Masand System |
| Compositions | 638 hymns in 30 different ragas, Lavan, Gorian |
| Mughal Emperor at his time | Akbar |
| His Successor | Guru Arjun Dev ji |
| Jyoti Jot | 1581 at Goindwal Sahib |
Guru Ram Das Ji
Gaddi to Guru Arjun Dev Ji and Jyoti Jot: –
Before Guru Ji passed away, he had nominated his youngest son as the next Guru of the Sikhs – Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji. Guru ji passed away in September, 1581.