History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v3.c48.s3.7

v3.c48.s3.7

Here he died in 1645, after investing his younger grandson, Har Rai, a boy of fourteen, as his successor. An elder grandson, named Dhir Mal, set up as guru in the Panjab plains, in alliance with the imperial Government, and kept possession of the original copy of the *Granth*, which had already attained to the veneration of a tutelary idol.