Exploring The Sikh Roots in Eastern India

Exploring Sikhism's Roots in Eastern India
By Jagmohan Singh Gill

Jagmohan Singh Gill’s Exploring Sikhism's Roots in Eastern India offers a fresh perspective on the lesser-known history of Sikhism in Eastern India. This enlightening work explores the rise and growth of Sikhism in this region, with particular emphasis on Patna Sahib, a pivotal center of spiritual and historical significance. The book delves into the social and economic contexts of the local communities that adopted Sikhi, providing an uncommon view of their assimilation into the Khalsa identity.

Through a comprehensive chronological narrative, Gill traces the evolution of Sikhism from the era of the Gurus to contemporary times, unearthing long-forgotten stories that have largely gone unnoticed. The book is structured to guide readers through the progression of Sikhism in Eastern India, with in-depth insights into the unique traditions and cultural makeup of the Sikh community in this area.

What sets this book apart is its meticulous research and the author's ability to present new findings that shed light on Sikhism’s spread beyond its well-known heartlands. Exploring Sikhism's Roots in Eastern India offers valuable insights into the homogenization of the Khalsa in distant regions, revealing critical information about the religion’s expansion and evolution. Whether you're a scholar, a history enthusiast, or simply someone intrigued by the rich heritage of Sikhism in underexplored territories, this book is a must-read.

Available for purchase now on Sikh Siyasat Books, Exploring Sikhism's Roots in Eastern India invites you on an enlightening historical journey. Don’t miss out—order your copy today!