As was ordained by the Timeless, thus was established the Panth

Meaning that with gods hukam he establised the Panth

Guru Gobind Singh ji created khalsa panth in 1699(march 30)

they are sikhs or khalsa panth

what is the relevance of the khalsa

khalsa panth is the sikh military

Chakradhar Swami is considered the founder of the Mahanubhav Panth. He was a mystic poet and saint who lived in the 12th century in India. Chakradhar Swami is known for his devotional compositions and teachings centered around the worship of Krishna.

The Sangat (collection of Sikh followers) and the Panth (the community).

Sanjaya Panth has written:

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The Sikh community is known as the Khalsa Panth.

Guru Ghasidas University's motto is 'Gyan Panth Kripan Kai Dhara'.

the five k`s in khalsa panth are -

kesh

karra

kachera

kanga &

kirpan

It is celebrated by Sikhs because that was the day when khalsa panth had started. It is really fun to watch and really fun to celebrate. The Sikhs usually have really big parades where they sing their holy prayers.

akaand panth ( reading fully of the guru granth sahib) , gurpurbs ( Birthday of a guru) , sangrand ( upcoming of a new Indian month) , vasaikhi, Diwali

The Panth (the community) and the Sangat (a collection of Sikh followers) pay for the food.

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Many people have panther head tattoos. You can see examples of these kinds of tattoos in various places on the internet.

George Seifert won two Super Bowls with the San Francisco 49ers before coaching the Carolina Panthers.

Depends on model.

Léopard is a French equivalent of 'leopard'. It's a masculine noun whose definite article is 'le' ['the'], and whose indefinite 'un' ['a, one']. It's pronounced 'leh-oh-pahr'.
lepard

Pacific ocean

Unless.someone's maintaining some secrets; the only WWII tanks used in the French War (1st Indochina War) were US supplied (to the French) M24 Chaffee light tanks, and some left over Japanese WWII Type 95 light tanks.

(The above is incorrect: the French also used H-39, M5 Stuart and M4 Sherman tanks of WWII vintage in Indochina).

Besides, Tiger & Panther tanks had teething problems for their own crewmen! They were new and experimental.

(This also is incorrect. Panthers had been in use since mid-'43 and Tigers from late '42 - they were neither new nor "experimental").

The Panzer Mk IV was commonly more exported, Israel may have been supplied with some in either 1948 or the 1950s. The chances of a Mk IV (or III) being in Indochina would be more believable than a Panther.

Whilst the french did use panther tanks at the end of ww2 this was only for a brief period. My understanding is they used them in small numbers in France from 45 to no later than 1950, although I am very uncertain on this date, logic suggests that they could not have used them in large numbers or for too long as their ability to get spares to repair them would get harder as time progressed.

Well having just written this I immediatly found out that the French used panthers from 45 to 52 in the following formations 503rd RCC and the 6e Cuirs.

Panther , Jaguar, leopard , are variations of the same cat, their habitats , and sex may influence a bit of variation in body shape , also coloration may make a difference , for instance, black will show more definition and detail, making two cats the same size and build ,appear different

round with hole in it and ah if ou do your research you would know

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There were ten Gurus in total. The final Guru Gobind Singh said that the Guruship would be passed to the holy book of the Sikhs, the Guru Granth Sahib. The community of the Sikhs is also called Guru Panth. God is known as Sat Guru the true Guru.

The festival of Baisakhi was originally set aside to mark the harvest season and the start of the new solar year in the Indian subcontinent. It holds historical significance for Sikhs as it also commemorates the establishment of the Khalsa Panth by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699.

Sikhism is given a clear "Theo-democratic" system of law. Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the Tenth Master, in his farsightedness knew that not all crimes are the same and thus no one punishment can be given for them at all: does the thief who steals bread due to hunger receive same punishment as one who steals a car due to greed? No! Thus Guru Gobind Singh Ji said:

"The Khalsa is my true form, I abide within the Khalsa"

Guru jee gave power to decide these things to the Khalsa in the form of the Panj Piaaray (5 initiated selected Sikhs). The Panj Piaaray look at each case and then give a case-by-case decision. There are no blanket amputations for everyone as some religions may prescribe. There are rehitnaamas and tankhaahnaamas (edicts and codes of conduct) dictated by Guru Gobind Singh jee that clearly outline what is right and what is wrong. For example, adultery is a 'bajjar kurehat', a cardinal sin, for which a Sikh is excommunicated from the Panth (Community) and if they wish to become a member of the Panth again, they must then present themselves before the Panj Piaaray to be re-initiated and and given corrective measures.

Even beyond the Rehitnaamas and Tankhaahnamas, there is the concept of Miri-Piri: temporal and spiritual aspects to Gurmat, i.e. a Theo-political system. Guru Hargobind Sahib jee gave us the Sikh parliament of Sri Akaal Takhat. The Sarbat Khalsa (entire Khalsa) is the parliament and the motions passed are called "Gurmattas". A system of passing gurmattas is carried out by consulting Sri Guru Granth Sahib jee and then voting on each motion. The Five Takhats are the Centres of Sikh power with the main headquarter being Sri Akaal Takhat. The Five Jathedaars (representatives) are the "cabinet" of the Panth and organise the Panth's movement. The Jathehdaar of Sri Akaal Takhat (Amritsar) has power as spokesperson of the Panth. Akaalee Baba Phoola Singh, for example, was Jathehdaar during Maharaja Ranjeet Singh's time and gave him punishment of a fine and a caning due to his adultery.

Thus it is clear that Sikhism does have a law in Rehitnaamas and Tankhaahnaamas along with the Rehit (code of discipline), which is given during Amrit Sanchaar (initiation ceremonies). Local decisions are to be taken by Panj Piaaray, which can be appealed to the Takhats, and Sri Akaal Takhat takes final decisions. The collective Sikh parliament is Sarbat Khalsa and motions are called Gurmattas.

There is only one type of Sikhs /Gursikhs. They only belive in one God who is omnipresent and Shri Guru Granth Sahib jee. Once they take "Khande ke Pahul" or get bapitaized and enter into Sikhism's mainstream or Panth, then no differntation is left. All are equal and there are no groups. They only and only belive in tenets of Sikhi as prescribed in SRM or Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji jee.

In the Sikh religion, baptism (amrit sanchar) is an initiation that can be gone through at any age. Once they have taken amrit sanchar, they are known as an amritdhari. After becoming amritdhari, the men change their surname to Singh, and the women change their surname to Kaur. These mean lion and princess, and are to help represent their rebirth. They gain the privilege of being members of Guru Panth, and potentially becoming part of the Sikh collective religious authority.

In General terms, Guru Nanak is considered as initiater or Founder of Sikh Religion.

As per Adi Guru Granth Sahib, The Religious book of Sikhs, Kabir was founder of Gurmat and preached the same in Benaras Region, but this is not generally acceptable fact. As per this fact, the faith of Kabir was revived by Guru Nanak.

The Khalsa Panth (seperate from term founder of Sikhism) was founded by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699.

The group of initiated Sikhs are referred to as the Khalsa. They are warriors in the tenth gurus words. They fight for justice and the betterment of others.

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The principal belief of Sikhism is faith in waheguru-represented using the sacred symbol of ēk ōaṅkār, the Universal God. Sikhism advocates the pursuit of salvation through disciplined, personal meditation on the name and message of God. A key distinctive feature of Sikhism is a non-anthropomorphic concept of God, to the extent that one can interpret God as the Universe itself. (sourse wikipedia)

Khalsa was initiated from the Greater Sikh Panth by the tenth Guru. The atrocities carried on by the Muslim rulers that is the Mughals were on the increase and as a result of there atrocities two of the Sikh Gurus were martyred by the hands of the bigoted Mughal rulers. The sixth Guru, grand-father of the tenth Guru did introduced militancy in the Sikh circle as the result of his father, the fifth Guru was martyred by the Mughal emperor. But was done in a very haphazard manner and not in a systematic manner.

Then again the ninth Guru, that is Guru Gobind Singh's father was martyred. The tenth Guru then looking into the history decided that when all other methods have failed to face tyranny it becomes necessary to use fore, a fact he wrote in his letter to the Mughal emperor who had killed his sons in battels.

But it should not be mistaken that there is any difference of being a Sikh or a Khalsa. The later is another form of a Sikh. J.S.Dugal

The 5 Ks date from the creation of the Khalsa Panth by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699.

The Guru introduced them for several reasons:

* Adopting these common symbols would identify members of the Khalsa

* Because all members of the Khalsa wear the 5 Ks the members of the community are more strongly bound together

* Each K has a particular significance

The meaning of the 5 Ks

A simple, plain circular steel bracelet Kara - a steel bracelet ©

The 5 Ks taken together symbolise that the Sikh who wears them has dedicated themselves to a life of devotion and submission to the Guru.

The 5 Ks are 5 physical symbols worn by Sikhs who have been initiated into the Khalsa.

The five Ks are:

* Kesh (uncut hair)

* Kara (a steel bracelet)

* Kanga (a wooden comb)

* Kaccha - also spelt, Kachh, Kachera (cotton underwear)

* Kirpan (steel sword)

The founder of Sikhism is Guru Nanak Dev Ji

He was the first Sikh guru.

He found Sikhism in the year 1469 ( 5 Centuries ago ) with the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Guru Gobind Singh ji established Khalsa Panth on 13 April 1699 and instructed every Sikh to use the words Singh ( for men ) and Kaur (for Women) along with their name. Sikhs prior to that don't use the words "Singh and Kaur" with their name.

It was founded by Guru Nanak Dev who became the first guru on 20 August 1507

Read more: When did Sikhism start

When Guru Nanak Dev ji had eloped in water from Sultanpur Lodhi. a prophet called Varn Devta brought Guru Nanak before Akal Purkh (God) and when Guru Nanak asked Akal Purkh the reasons for all Devtas standing outside the door of Akal Purkh palace, then Akal Purkh told Guru Nanak that Devtas standing outside have changed the men and women by ammending their faces, cutting of hairs and beards.

At the same time, Kashmiri Pandits requested Guru Teg Bahadur ji that Aurangzeb is torturing Hindus in Kashmir, converting Hindus to Muslims, killing cows, gurus and Hindus. Then Gur Teg Bahadur ji Said that if there is a great man who can save Hindus by sacrificing himself, so that Hindus are not forcefully converted into Muslims. Then Guru Gobind Singh ji said that who can be a greater great man than you in this world? And thus Guru Tegh Bahadur ji sacrificed his life to protect Kashmiri Hindus and cows!! 29 March 1676, on this day, at the age of 11, Dasmesh Pita Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji became the 10th Guru of the Sikh Panth. Instead of becoming a preacher, Guru Maharaj took up the sword, in his company thousands of people made swords companions, the abode of bliss resounded with the clang of swords.

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The term "5K" typically refers to a running race that is 5 kilometers long, which is roughly equal to 3.1 miles. It is a popular distance for both beginner and experienced runners due to its manageable length.

If Today Mahatma Gandhi Would have been Alive? India today, in the 21st Century, is facing a severe crisis of morality. Our country had been known for its ancient civilization, not because it is being handed down to us since 2000 BC or earlier but because of high values of morality, tolerance and traditions.

The religion of Hinduism has seen several attacks from across the frontiers with Muslim invasions starting off in the 7thCentury. We have survived the onslaughts on our culture, forcible conversions of our temples, because of our inherent strength and beliefs and not because of our militancy. The Sikh Panth was formed out of Hindus, to save the country against marauders, Khalsa being the militant wing. Guru Tegh Bahadur was put to the sword by Aurangzeb because he resisted conversion.

On the whole we have been patient, resilient and tolerant of other beliefs. That is how inspite of centuries of foreign rule, our civilization has survived. And today, the world and its developed nations are becoming more and more aware of the peace, tranquility and piety of our beliefs. The Hare Krishna sect, the Osho movement and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi have several of their Ashrams abroad. Sai Baba in India has millions of followers all over the world.

Gautam Buddha, Mahavira, King Ashoka, Guru Nanak, Ramkrishna Param Hans, Swami Vivekananda and Mahatma Gandhi, all have been propounders of peace, morality and the Vedic way of life. The Bhakti movement was the belief of high principled and religious persons like Ramanuj, Jaidev, Kabir and Chaitanya and has its followers even till today. The beliefs of Swami Vivekananda were reflected in his speech at Chicago. At the Parliament of Religious on September 11, 1893 he declared "I am proud to belong to a nation which has sheltered the persecuted and the refugees of all religions and all nations of the earth".

Sikhism Started in the year 1469 ( 5 Centuries ago ) with the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Guru Gobind Singh ji established Khalsa Panth on 13 April 1699 and instructed every Sikh to use the words Singh ( for men ) and Kaur (for Women) along with their name. Sikhs prior to that don't use the words "Singh and Kaur" with their name.

It was founded by Guru Nanak Dev who became the first guru on 20 August 1507.

Many things.

1) Creating Khalsa Panth - giving sikhs an identity by introducing a phase/passage way that a Sikh can chose to go through called "Amrit Shakna" It's similar to baptisms by Christians but the individual must decide themselves whether they want to do this or not. For this reason it's not performed on babies since they can make decisions themselves yet

He also introduced the 5Ks that all Sikhs r encouraged to hold, but those who are Amritari (did the Amrit shakna) must hold.

K- Kesh- Uncut hair

K-Kirpan Small sword to stand up to injustice and protect those who need aid

K-Karra A simple steel/iron bracelet to signify the universe and connection of all individuals. A circle has no beginning or end. God has no beginning or end. A circle is always connect. The universe is always connect. Non-precious metal so everyone can afford to to emphasis contentment in simplicity

K-Kanga Comb to keep hair maintained and clean and to encourage proper hygiene

K-Kashera - Simple clean loose undergarments to also encourage hygiene but also for modesty. Simple undergarments are not flashy and do not induce lust.

2) He took on Guruship at the age of 8 after his father was martyred by the Mugal Raj. He guided the Sikhs

3) Fought injustice politically and in war against Mugals. Especially in Anandpur Sahib where his family was trapped in a fort with many other Sikhs. They were tricked into leaving as the Emperor Aurangzeb swore on the Quran he would let walk out, but he instead attacked as they left and the Guruji managed to fight and allow many to escape along with himself, but many holy pages (never rewritten) and soldiers were lost.

4) After his 4 sons and mother died in battle he and his wife settled in southern india where he spread Sikhism and help many through guidance and langar. He was assassinated here. Here there is a gurdwara called Sri Hazoor Sahib.