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Gurudwara Daswin Patshahi , located at Nadaun is a beautiful place on banks of river Bias. There are a lot of attractions nearby town Nadaun . Nadaun is a beautiful and small town which fall in district Hamirpur , Himachal Pradesh, India. There is a cricket stadium and Dhyanu Bhagat temple at Nadaun. But the main attraction of the city is Gurudwara Daswin Patsahi , Sh. Guru Govind Singh Ji . This is a famous
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Nadaun is situated on the banks of river Bias. It is a very beautiful and scenic city. This town seems calm and peaceful. It is situated in the lap of nature.
Pure and fresh environment greets the visitors here. Being a small town, there no hustle and bustle. So one can enjoy peace and health during one's visit.
tourist places in himachal as well as tourist places in India and abroad.
How to Reach :
We can reach Nadaun by bus from Una Himachal Pradesh or Hoshiarpur , Punjab. From the eastern Himachali one has to reach Hamirpur first. Rail facility up to Amb, Himachal Pradesh and Ranital , Himachal Pradesh is also available.
Nearby cities :
2 Jwalamukhi , HP
3 Una , HP
4. Hoshiarpur PB.
Distance from :
1.Chandigarh ...... 170 kms.
2. Una. .............. 45 kms.
3. Hamirpur ....... 28 kms.
4. Jwalamukhi ..... 13 kms.
Near by Religious and Tourist Places :
Jwala ji ..... 13 kms.
Baba Balak Nath. ... 60 kms.
Sujanpur Tihra. .... 30 kms.
Naina Devi. ........ 60 kms.
Anandpur sahib .... 80 kms.
Gobind Sagar Lake ... 60 kms.
Baba Grib Nath Temple .. 45 kms.
Here is brief history behind it:
Aurangzeb was engaged with Maratha insurgency in South . He faced economic crisis at that time as the Imperial Treasury was running out. Some shivalik hill states have refused to pay their annual tribute in emperor's Tressure.
Early in 1691 orders were issued to Hifzullah Khan alias Miari Khan, Governor of Jammu, to realize the arrears of tribute pending with some
{Also Read : Baba Grib Nath Temple: }
States. Miari Khan sent a force under Alif Khan to teach them a lesson.
Two of the chieftains, Raja Kirpal Chand and Raja Dayal, not only submitted without opposition but also became Alif Khan's allies.
Raja Bhim Chand of Kahlur (Bilaspur) , who rallied the rest of the Himalayan foothill rulers to make resistance, solicited Guru Gobind Singh for help. The Guru came to his assistance with a body of his chosen Sikhs.
Two armies met with each other at Nadaun on the left bank of river Bias. And a fierce battle took place between two armies.
Also Read : Naina Devi Temple and Tourist Place
Guru Gobind Singh described in his autobiographical poem, Bachitra Ndtak, the action that took place here. As the enemy, he says, advanced with Dyal and Kirpal in the van, a fierce battle commenced. It however did not take long to decide the issue.
"The Almighty God hastened the end of the fight and the opposing host was pushed back into the river... Alif Khan fled in utter disarray leaving his camp to take care of itself..." This description shows how Alif Khan was chased away by Guru Gobind Singh and his Allies. He couldn't even collect his camp and left behind the armour and horses.
Guru stayed and took rest at Nadaun for 8 days after the battle.
The Gurudwara Patshahi Diswin was built on the place of battle later by Rai Bahadur Vaishakha Singh in 1929.
The sanctum, a 6-metre square room with doors on four sides, has a dome with a brass pinnacle. The Guru Granth Sahib is seated on a raised platform.
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee had taken over control of the shrine in 1935. Now it is run through locally constructed management body. It ran 'lungar' - mess - everyday in the gurudwara.
Read Also :Rameshwar fort Resort : A tourist place
Nadaun, with its other attractions and tourist destinations, gurudwara Dasavin Patshahi has assumed a great importance to the tourists coming from different parts of India as well as from abroad.
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Early in 1691 orders were issued to Hifzullah Khan alias Miari Khan, Governor of Jammu, to realize the arrears of tribute pending with some
{Also Read : Baba Grib Nath Temple: }
States. Miari Khan sent a force under Alif Khan to teach them a lesson.
Two of the chieftains, Raja Kirpal Chand and Raja Dayal, not only submitted without opposition but also became Alif Khan's allies.
Raja Bhim Chand of Kahlur (Bilaspur) , who rallied the rest of the Himalayan foothill rulers to make resistance, solicited Guru Gobind Singh for help. The Guru came to his assistance with a body of his chosen Sikhs.
tourist places in himachal as well as tourist places in India and abroad.
Two armies met with each other at Nadaun on the left bank of river Bias. And a fierce battle took place between two armies.
Also Read : Naina Devi Temple and Tourist Place
Guru Gobind Singh described in his autobiographical poem, Bachitra Ndtak, the action that took place here. As the enemy, he says, advanced with Dyal and Kirpal in the van, a fierce battle commenced. It however did not take long to decide the issue.
"The Almighty God hastened the end of the fight and the opposing host was pushed back into the river... Alif Khan fled in utter disarray leaving his camp to take care of itself..." This description shows how Alif Khan was chased away by Guru Gobind Singh and his Allies. He couldn't even collect his camp and left behind the armour and horses.
Guru stayed and took rest at Nadaun for 8 days after the battle.
The Gurudwara Patshahi Diswin was built on the place of battle later by Rai Bahadur Vaishakha Singh in 1929.
The sanctum, a 6-metre square room with doors on four sides, has a dome with a brass pinnacle. The Guru Granth Sahib is seated on a raised platform.
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee had taken over control of the shrine in 1935. Now it is run through locally constructed management body. It ran 'lungar' - mess - everyday in the gurudwara.
Read Also :Rameshwar fort Resort : A tourist place
Nadaun, with its other attractions and tourist destinations, gurudwara Dasavin Patshahi has assumed a great importance to the tourists coming from different parts of India as well as from abroad.
-------MsB-----
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