Guru Hargobind Singh

Guru Hargobind Singh (1595–1644) was the Sixth Guru of Sikhism, known for being a spiritual leader and a military strategist. He introduced the concept of "Miri-Piri," emphasizing the balance of spiritual and temporal power. During his leadership, he built the Akal Takht, symbolizing strength and justice, and promoted self-defense against oppression. Guru Hargobind was a proponent of equality and compassion, organizing a community that valued both spiritual growth and martial readiness. His legacy is celebrated in Sikh culture, highlighting the importance of courage, resilience, and faith in defense of righteousness.