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- Guru Har Rai 
- Hummmmmmmmmm
- Guru Har Krishan 
- Here you Go!!!
- Thank You 
- Guru Tegh Bahadur 
- Anandpur sounds good...
- Yey My new town is complete at last!!! Hmm What shall I call it... 
- Guru Har Rai was born in 1630. He spent most of his life in devotional meditation and preaching the teaching of Guru Nanak. He was a man of peace. 
- Guru Gobind Singh 
- Is there anyone so loyal that they would die for me???I need 5 men.
- Guru Har Krishan, born in 1656, was the youngest of the gurus. Installed as guru at the age a 5, he astonished people with his knowledge and spiritual powers. He gave his life while serving and healing the epidemic-stricken people in Delhi. The young guru attended the sufferers irrespective of cast and creed
- Guru Gobind Singh 
- Guru Tegh Bahadur was born in 1621 in Amritsar. He established the town of Anandpur, and he laid down his life for the protection of the Hindu religion, their tilak (Devotional forehead markings) and their sacred thread called Janeau. 
- The tenth and final guru, Guru Gobind Singh, was born in 1666. In 1699, he chose to festival of Vaisakhi as the occasion to pass the mantle of authority from the succession of human gurus to the collection of Sikh scriptures.  With uplifted sword, he asked if there was ant in the crowd so loyal that they would offer there life for him.  At first there was no response.  
- And then one man stepped forward and was led into the guru’s tent. When Gobind Singh emerged with a bloodied sword, there was hushed silence, and then four more brave souls ventured forward. They followed him into the tent and the crowd waited, expecting that only the guru would emerge. But when he did finally appear, he was not alone; all five volunteers came with him, and they where all alive and well.
- On 3 October 1708 he appointed the Guru Granth Sahib as eternal guru: “Let all bow before my successor, Guru Granth. The Word is the Guru now.”
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