Dasam Granth, known prayers of which include.Hollas were celebrated in various towns and cities, but today the holla is celebrated in all its style and vigour in Sri Bhaini Sahib.Mata Jito, Mata Sundari and Mata Sahib Devan The festivities of the Tribeni-Sangam are performed for a period of four days, which include all kinds of religious programmes, concerts, exhibitions etc.

Hazra Hazoor Sri Satguru Jagjit Singh Ji made it Tribeni-Sangam вЂ“ the convergence of three, by permitting celebrations of birth anniversary of Sri Satguru Partap Singh ji during this festival. By grouping together the birth anniversary of Sri Satguru Balak Singh Ji and Hola, Sri Satguru Partap singh Ji made the festival more delightful. Sri Satguru Hari Singh Ji advanced this tradition further. Sri Satguru Ram Singh Ji turned this festival, having age-old background, into the mode to propagate and proclaim the Bhajan-bandgee, Katha-Kirtan and chalk out program of independence. Since that day the 'Hola' celebrations have been quite consistent until the present time. Guru Hari Singh after a lapse of nearly 27 years, in AD 1898 celebrated the Hola in a village in Sialkot namely Guru Chak. During this time the 'Hola' was never celebrated as a festival, until the relaxation of the British surveillance. 1872 when Satguru Ram Singh was exiled by the British to Rangoon and then to Margui.ДЄfter the exile of Satguru Ram Singh Ji, the British created conditions of of semi вЂ“ captivity and made sure no large fairs took place. Subsequently the festival became a very prominent item in the Namdhari calendar until A.D. The festivities accomplished were to the standard of Guru Gobind Singh's time. (British records suggest that more than 10,000 sikhs accompanied the Guru to Anandpur). The old 'Hola Mohalla' of Guru Gobind Singh was again re-enacted and resurrected by Satguru Ram Singh and at Anandpur the Hola Mohalla was celebrated with a record breaking attendance. This wretched state of the Sikhs (during and after the Sikh Raj) was witnessed by Sri Satguru Ram Singh Ji. The Sikhs indulged themselves in all kinds of vices and forgot the Gurus' teachings.

Today Nihangs show off their martial skills at the Hola festival at Sri Anandpur Sahib, the home of 'Hola Mohalla' of Guru Gobind Singh.Дuring and after the Sikh Raj the 'Hola Mohalla' took a different turn. Traditionally, the festival includes competitive displays of weaponry and symposia of poetry. Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji divided his Army into two groups and made them fight mock battles - hence strengthening their military techniques and fighting abilities. For Namdhari Sikhs, however, it has added significance, who celebrate it as a Tribeni-Sangam to mark the birth of Satguru Balak Singh Ji and Satguru Pratap Singh Ji. In due course this festival was given an uplift with the inclusion of martial arts as one of its salient features. 1701 gathered Sikhs at Anandpur to hold the first Hola fair. The transformation of' HOLA MOHALLA from 'Holi was first perpetuated by Sri Guru Gobind Singh Maharaj, who in A.D. Since that day, this festival came into existence i.e. But Prahalad, with the Grace of God was spared and Holkan was destroyed by the same fire, she was not susceptible to. 'Holkan' a sister of Harnakashyap volunteered to take Prahalad into a flame of fire as she was in possession of some magical powers by which she was immune to fire. The defiance of Prahalad led to many tortures given to him by the King, one of which was to be burnt alive. 'HOLI the festival of colours has been a very distinct event in India since the times of Bhagat (Saint) PRAHALAD, the son of HARNAKASHYAP, who being a autocrat King, forced his countrymen to worship him, instead of God.

Bibi Rajni Ji / Bibi Viro Ji / Bibi Shushil Kaur.

Mata Tripta Ji & Bebe Nanaki Ji / Mata Daya Kaur Ji.

Mata Khivi Ji / Mata Sullakhni Ji / Mata Bhani Ji.

KUKA LEHAR - India's first war for independance (1856).

Kuka Movement - by Film division of Government of India.

Battle for recognition as part of India's struggle for freedom.

His Holiness Satguru Guru Jagjit Singh Ji.

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