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Who Will Give Me a Head?
The tent at Anandpur.
From the original text · Sikh history
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Guru Gobind Singh Ji
The Khalsa, the Zafarnama, and the Guru Granth as the last Guru.
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Ajit, Jujhar, Zorawar and Fateh.
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The Cold Tower of Sirhind
Two small boys who would not change their minds, told with great care.
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The Panj Pyare
Five beloved ones from five corners of India.
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Amrit From an Iron Bowl
And the Guru who asked to drink it too.
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Diwan Todar Mal's Gold
A field bought with coins standing on their edge.
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The Five Ks
Kesh, kangha, kara, kachera, kirpan.
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