Description Guru Nanak founded the Sikh religion when Mughal rule in India was flourishing. Against much resistance and violence., he influenced many Hindus to convert to the new religion a largely through its doctrine of caste equality. The third Guru Amar Das Bhalla took the legacy forward and introduced reforms for the emancipation of women and the lower castes. This book has slight cover damage and slight wear and tear due to handling in warehouse
