Guru Angad
Indian religious leader and Guru
Born
March 31st, 1504
521 years ago
Died
1552
473 years ago — 48 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
India
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Born in 1504, this religious leader served as the second Guru of Sikhism following Guru Nanak. He promoted the teachings of Sikhism and contributed significantly to its development. This leader established the Gurmukhi script to facilitate the Punjabi language and culture, encouraging literacy and learning among followers. The foundation of a community kitchen, known as 'langar', was established under this leadership, emphasizing equality and selfless service. The compilation of the religious scriptures of Sikhism began during this period, laying groundwork for future generations.
Served as the second Guru of Sikhism
Created the Gurmukhi script
Established the tradition of langar
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