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Sa’id Khan, a Mughal general, came in February 1703 at the head of a large army to invade Anandpur and force Guru Gobind Singh into submission. Guru Gobind Singh, who, according to Gur Ratan Mal (Sau Sakhi), had only 500 warriors with him at the time, came out of the town to face the attack.

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  • Sa’id Khan, a Mughal general, came in February 1703 at the head of a large army to invade Anandpur and force Guru Gobind Singh into submission. Guru Gobind Singh, who, according to Gur Ratan Mal (Sau Sakhi), had only 500 warriors with him at the time, came out of the town to face the attack.
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  • Sa’id Khan, a Mughal general, came in February 1703 at the head of a large army to invade Anandpur and force Guru Gobind Singh into submission. Guru Gobind Singh, who, according to Gur Ratan Mal (Sau Sakhi), had only 500 warriors with him at the time, came out of the town to face the attack. A severe battle followed in which Maimun Khan with his contingent of 100 Muslim retainers and Sa’id Beg, the Mughal General, who, had thoughts of meeting the Guru, a leader he had secretly admired. It was During the battle that after meeting the Guru, he switched his allegiance, coming over to the Guru's side; fighting, it is said, with conspicuous courage.
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