Guru Hargobind’s Encounter with Emperor Jahangir
A notable chapter in Sikh history revolved around the historical interactions between Guru Hargobind and Emperor Jahangir. These meetings between the sixth Sikh Guru and Emperor Jahangir demonstrated the teachings of the Guru as well as his heroic personality.
Guru Hargobind, the sixth Sikh Guru, helped in the shaping of Sikh history in the early 17th century. This is a critical phase of the Sikh-Mughal relationship and it showcases the teachings from The Guru as well as his bravery.
Guru Hargobind Sahib, however, introduced the practice of holding Diwans twice daily to allow the Sikhs to learn the meaning of life and righteous living. His Darbar, or court was, indeed, spectacular in terms of religious spirituality and wisdom. The impression it left on the visitors, no matter their religious affiliations, was long-lived. His followers called him Saccha Patishah (the True King)