A History of Agriculture in India v2.c64.s1.4

v2.c64.s1.4

During his travels, he went to Saidpur (now called Emenabad in the present Gujranwala district in Pakistan). There, he accepted the hospitality of an humble carpenter, Lalo, and declined the sumptuous feast of a corrupt official, Malik Bhago. When Bhago protested that he had been insulted, Nanak told him that his food was soaked with the blood of the poor and oppressed, while the food of Lalo, who earned his livelihood with hard labour, tasted like milk.