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Ajit Singh was after the time of Guru Gobind Singh Ji when mata sundri was in delhi.

i have heard of this befroe will try to find out where

actualy guru sahib knew about palak puttar ajit singh ... they even told not to adopt him as he will give dukh to mata ji when he will grow up ... and same thing happened ...

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Ajit Singh was after the time of Guru Gobind Singh Ji when mata sundri was in delhi.

i have heard of this befroe will try to find out where

actualy guru sahib knew about palak puttar ajit singh ... they even told not to adopt him as he will give dukh to mata ji when he will grow up ... and same thing happened ...

Tell us about that singh sahib jee

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grin.gif I have also come across this, an Ajit Singh was adopted. After Guru Ji’s time during Mata Ji’s stay in Lahore he became rebellious, caused conflict and developed animosity towards Mata ji, apparently he was then executed by Bahadur Shah from what I understood from the narrator, it may have had something to do with the problems between the Akalis and Bandha. I came across this a few yeas ago, but recently a similar story surfaced and in its exact form in a publication to which I do not know the name.

Off main topic somewhat, Apparently the first Sahibzada Baba Ajit Singh Ji had a daughter, who would have been Guru Ji’s first grandchild. From what I understand she passed away fairly young.

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http://www.thesikhencyclopedia.com/biograp...gh-palit-2.html

AJIT SINGH PALIT

AJIT SINGH PALIT (d. 1725), adopted son of Mata Sundari, the mother of Sahibzada Ajit Singh . Little is known about the family he came of except that Mata Sundari took him over from a goldsmith of Delhi and adopted him because of his striking resemblance with her son, Ajit Singh, who had met a martyr`s death at CHAMKAUR. She treated him with great affection and got him married to a girl from Burhanpur. Emperor Bahadur Shah, considering Ajit Singh to be GURU Gobind Singh`s heir, ordered, on 30 October 1708, the bestowal of a 'khill`atupon him as a mark of condolence for the Guru`s death. When Bahadur Shah came to the Punjab in 1710 personally to handle the situation created by the exploits o fBanda Singh, he ordered Raja Chhatrasal Bundela to bring Ajit Singh to his court. Ajit Singh appeared in the imperial court on 26 September 1710 and was given a robe of honour, but on 27 December 1710 the emperor placed him under the surveillance of one Kartalab Khan. On 1 June 1711, he was transferred to the camp of Sarbarah Khan. On 30 December 1711, Bahadur Shah assigned to him the jaglr of Guru Chakk (AMRITSAR). His purpose in honouring Ajit Singh as Guru Gobind Singh`s successor was to use him as a counterweight against Banda Singh Bahadur, who was then leading a general uprising of the SIKHS. Suspecting his Hindu officers to be in sympathy with the Sikhs, Bahadur Shah had issued a proclamation, early in September 1710, to "all Hindus employed in imperial offices to shave off their beards." On 10 December 1710 was issued a special order to all faujdars around Shahjahanabad "to kill the worshippers of NANAK wherever found." Ajit Singh, however, revelled in royal patronage. Back in Delhi after Bahadur Shah`s death in 1712, he continued to live in style as a courtier and grew arrogant and haughty even towards Mata Sundari. Once as she reproached him for his pretensions and for his desire to wear Guru Gobind Singh`s weapons, he threatened to attack her. Mata Sundari disowned him, and he started living in a separate house. On receiving a complaint one day that Ajit Singh and his followers had mocked an assembly of Muslims at prayer, the emperor ordered him to present himself at court with hair shaven or face severe punishment. Ajit Singh cut off his hair and abjectly begged the emperor`s pardon. This deprived him of whatever respect he commanded among the Sikhs of Delhi. Mata Sundari left Delhi and went to live at Mathura with Ajit Singh`s wife, Tara Bai, and his son, Hathi Singh. Ajit Singh kept up the pretence of being a guru. Once, in his haughtiness, he caused a Muslim mendicant to be beaten to death by his followers. Under the orders of Emperor Muhammad Shah, he was sentenced to death by torture. Dragged behind an elephant in the streets of Delhi, he met with a painful end. This was on 18 January 1725. His dead body was cremated in Sabzi Mandi area, where a shrine was raised in his memory. His son, Hathi Singh, as he grew up, also belied the expectations of Mata Sundari, who came back to Delhi. Hathi Singh, a pretender to guruship like his father, went to live at Burhanpur after the sack of Mathura by Ahmad Shah Durrani in 1757. He died there, issueless, in 1783. 1. Padam, Piara Singh and Giani Garja Singh, eds., Guru kian Sakhian. PATIALA, 1986

2. Chhibbar, Kesar Singh, Bansavalinama Dasan Patshahian Ka. Chandigarh, 1972

3. Sainapati, Kavi, 5n Gur SobAa. Patiala, 1980

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grin.gif I have also come across this, an Ajit Singh was adopted. After Guru Ji’s time during Mata Ji’s stay in Lahore he became rebellious, caused conflict and developed animosity towards Mata ji, apparently he was then executed by Bahadur Shah from what I understood from the narrator, it may have had something to do with the problems between the Akalis and Bandha. I came across this a few yeas ago, but recently a similar story surfaced and in its exact form in a publication to which I do not know the name.

Off main topic somewhat, Apparently the first Sahibzada Baba Ajit Singh Ji had a daughter, who would have been Guru Ji’s first grandchild. From what I understand she passed away fairly young.

That aint true. Baba Ajit Singh Ji wasen't even married. They were 15 when they were Shaheed.

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