History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v3.c48.s4.13

v3.c48.s4.13

Munster did. Macauliffe considers this author's testimony about the guru as "of the highest importance" (iv. 217).
* Sujan Rai of Batala wrote in 1695, "The reliance which this sect has on its leader is seldom seen in other sects. If a wayfarer arrives at midnight and takes the name of Baba Nanak, he is treated as a brother." (India of Aur. 91.) Mac. v. 90-92.