Lehna

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Lehna, later known as Guru Angad, was the second Sikh Guru and a key early leader in consolidating and spreading Sikhism after Guru Nanak.

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Lehna canonical 3

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Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Sikh guru
human
religious leader
alsoKnownAs Guru Angad Dev
linked to: Guru Angad
coreBelief equality of all humans
honest living
importance of Naam Simran (meditation on God's name)
monotheism in Sikhism
seva (selfless service)
countryOfCitizenship India
discipleOf Guru Nanak
ethnicGroup Punjabi people
follows Guru Nanak
givenName Lehna
hasHonorificTitle Angad Dev Ji
Guru
influenced Guru Amar Das
early Sikh community
inheritedSpiritualAuthorityFrom Guru Nanak
languageSpoken Punjabi
linked to: Punjabi language

Sant Bhasha
mainObjective to organize the Sikh community
to preserve and spread Guru Nanak's teachings
movement Sikhism
notableWork establishment of Sikh religious institutions
promotion of Guru Nanak's teachings
standardization of Gurmukhi script
partOf Ten Sikh Gurus
linked to: Sikh Gurus
positionHeld second Sikh Guru
predecessor Guru Nanak
promotedPractice community kitchen (langar)
congregational worship (sangat)
regionOfActivity North India
linked to: northern India

Punjab
religion Sikhism
religiousName Guru Angad
religiousOrder Sikh Panth
linked to: Sikhism
religiousTradition Sikh Guruship
roleIn consolidation of early Sikh community
spread of Sikhism in Punjab
successor Guru Amar Das
teacher Guru Nanak

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Guru Angad birthName Lehna
Lehna givenName Lehna
Guru Angad birthName Lehna
subject linked to: Second Nanak