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Khālasā sirajaṇā te dasama grantha
Rāejasabīra Siṅgha
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On evolution of Khalsa, study with reference to early Sikh literature.

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Wigiāna Bhāratī
Language
Punjabi
Pages
88

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Subjects
Khalsa (Sect), History and criticism, Sikh literature

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In Panjabi.
Includes bibliographical references.

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Ammritasara

Classifications

Library of Congress
BL2018.7.K44 R34 1999

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88 p. ;
Number of pages
88

ID Numbers

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OL168565M
LCCN
99946172
OCLC/WorldCat
43324843

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