Where is Guru Nanak family now?

Family moved to Saharanpur after Partition from Noor Miyani village in Pakistan.

Are there descendants of Guru Gobind Singh Ji?

Ajit Singh
Zorawar SinghFateh SinghJujhar Singh
Guru Gobind Singh/Descendants

Are there any living descendants of Guru Nanak?

Yes, in fact most are Hindu. Guru Nanak’s blood line survives through his son Laxmi Chand. Khem Singh Bedi, his descendant, was the founder of Singh Sabha (Amritsar) which promoted Sanatan Sikhi.

Are there any descendants of Guru Nanak Dev Ji?

Bedi was born in Kallar Syedan in the Rawalpindi District in 1832. He claimed to be the thirteenth direct descendant of Guru Nanak Dev, the founder of Sikhism. Bedi held his jagirs in 4 villages of Dipalpur tahsil, while his elder brother was given jagirs in 22 villages of the same tahsil.

Who are the descendants of Guru Nanak?

Sri Chand
Lakhmi Das
Guru Nanak/Descendants

Who is the son of Guru Angad Dev Ji?

Datu
Dasu
Guru Angad Dev Ji/Sons

At age 16, Guru Angad ji married a Khatri girl named Mata Khivi in January 1520. They had two sons (Dasu and Datu) and one or two daughters (Amro and Anokhi), depending on the primary sources.

Is Kabir Bedi descendant of Guru Nanak?

Kabir Bedi reveals he is a ’17th generation descendant’ of Guru Nanak as he commemorates his 550th birth anniversary.

How did Guru Nanak’s two sons trace their lineage?

One of the two sons of Guru Nanak, Sri Chand, was an ascetic and never married. So the descendants of the Guru trace their lineage through the other son, Baba Lakhmi Chand. World over, there are said to be one lakh ‘Bedis’ who trace their roots to Guru Nanak. The descendants prefix ‘Baba’ to their name to indicate their lineage.

Does Baba Guru Nanak Dev ji have any living descendants?

Of course Sikhism after the the British Occupation of Punjab, changed for certain followers, and for a minority some even the thought of Baba Nanak’s having actual descendants is hard to accept, as they feel th Baba Guru Nanak Dev Ji, had children and there are living descendants on this planet.

Why did Guru Nanak have five Ks in his rule?

His great grandfather Baba Shib Dayal Bedi, he told The Week, had relaxed these rules as he believed that the five Ks were only meant for a time of war. Not many people, he laments, realise how advanced Guru Nanak’s thinking was and how he had tried to create a more tolerant world.

Did Guru Nanak take a bath in the river?

One day, as the twilight was just giving way to the dawn, Guru Nanak’s friend Mardana was sitting by the river. He saw Guru Nanak prepare to bathe as usual; leaving his clothes on the river bank, Guru Nanak waded out into the deep, clear river water and dipped his head beneath the cool, flowing stream.