(1670–1716 CE).
Sikh military leader. Band
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Si
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gh, originally Lachman D
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s, became a
bair
g
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(Hindu renunciant) in early youth, adopting the name M
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dho D
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s. He settled as a hermit at
Nander
where he later became Gur
Gobind Si
gh's
ardent follower, renamed Band
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(slave). The gur
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authorized him to punish the persecutors of the Sikhs. After eight years of fighting against the Mughals he was besieged at Gurd
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s-Na
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gal and cruelly executed in Delhi.