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  • 8 years later...
On 3/12/2011 at 2:04 AM, Babbar_Singhsta said:

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6 dals and 1stjathedar/whose memory they were created in

Baba Bidhi Chand Dal ( Baba Bidhi Chand Shina Guru Ka Sheena's army )

Tarna Dal Baba Bakala ( Akali Baba Deep Singh Jee's Army )

Tarna Dal Guru Nanak Dal ( Name of the first jathedar escapes me... but present jathedar is Akali Baba Maan Singh jee )

Khyale Wale dal ( Baba Trilok Singh Ji's army )

Tarna Dal Harienwela Dal ( Akali Baba Deep Singh Jee's Army aswell i think)

Shiromani Panth Akali Budha Dal ( Baba Budha Jee )

apprently there's a bhindra dal i've heard of not sure...

difference slightly in rehat..

theres six dals in total, so when the time for jang comes each jathedar can make formations of each dal in different ways and the jathedars can then work together to have a big strategy on the battlefield.

Its easier to command six smaller armies with six generals rather than 1 gen and 1 big army.

hope that helps bhul chuck maaf..

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Wasnt harianbela jatha made during Akali Baba Chet Singh jis time? Under Baba Harbhajan Singh as its first jathedar if my memory serves me correct. 

Baba Bakala wale are the main Taruna dal/misl shaheeda from Baba Deep Singh jis lineage 

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12 minutes ago, NaamTiharoJoJape said:

i mean tarna dal moreso is closer to Taksal in terms of jhatka and degh 

pretty sure its optional

Baba Avtar Singh sursinghvale, Baba Nihal Singh (the Harianbela dera/hq as well not too sure though) dont chhak jhatka

Neither did Baba Kirtan Singh ji, Baba Daya Singh jee, not sure about Baba Gajjan Singh jee but I dont think they do and neither do pretty much all of the Sri Hazur Sahib sewadaars like Baba Kulwant Singh ji, Bhai Ram Singh Dhupia, Baba Jyotinder Singh or the older ones Baba Joginder Singh Moniji and neither do any of these straight up oppose jhatka however 

I really dont get the big deal about it, you do you do, if you dont then dont  

Agree. I just couldn't resist the irony contrasted between the guest's name and their content. Lol.  

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On 3/12/2011 at 3:04 AM, Babbar_Singhsta said:

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6 dals and 1stjathedar/whose memory they were created in

Baba Bidhi Chand Dal ( Baba Bidhi Chand Shina Guru Ka Sheena's army )

Tarna Dal Baba Bakala ( Akali Baba Deep Singh Jee's Army )

Tarna Dal Guru Nanak Dal ( Name of the first jathedar escapes me... but present jathedar is Akali Baba Maan Singh jee )

Khyale Wale dal ( Baba Trilok Singh Ji's army )

Tarna Dal Harienwela Dal ( Akali Baba Deep Singh Jee's Army aswell i think)

Shiromani Panth Akali Budha Dal ( Baba Budha Jee )

apprently there's a bhindra dal i've heard of not sure...

difference slightly in rehat..

theres six dals in total, so when the time for jang comes each jathedar can make formations of each dal in different ways and the jathedars can then work together to have a big strategy on the battlefield.

Its easier to command six smaller armies with six generals rather than 1 gen and 1 big army.

hope that helps bhul chuck maaf..

wjkkwjkf

Isn't Panth Akali Guru Nanak Dal under MahaAkal Baba Maan Singh Ji originally from Budha Dal? I'm pretty sure they don't fall under the Tarna Dal umbrella.  

 

Edit: Guru Nanak Dal is indeed under Tarna Dal. 

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