GURU GOBIND SINGH JI
But in those days only kings could beat a drum in their own kingdom. No king would allow another king to march through his area with the beat of drum.
The first marriage of the Guru took place on 23rd of Haar, samvat 1734, with mother Jito Ji, the daughter of Sri Harjas Raee resident of Lahore. This marriage was arranged at'Guru Ka Lahore' near Anandpur Sahib
The Guru's second marriage was solemnized with Mata Sundri, daughter of Ram Sharan resident of Lahore, in 1684 A.D. The Guru's third marriage was performed with Mata Sahib Deva daughter of Bhai Ramu Bassi Khatri of Rohtas in 1697 A.D. at Anandpur. The Guru had four sons and the name of the eldest son of Baba Ajit Singh. He was born to Mata Sundri Ji on 22nd Baisakh, Samvat 1743Bk. at Paunta Sahib. It is said that when Guru Gobind Singh Ji had won the battle of Bhagnani and the Sikhs were enjoying the celebrations, the Sahibzada was born. As they had won the battle so he was named'AJIT'(unconquerable). Baba Ajit Singh while fighting for great cause died a saint-soldier's death on December 22, 1704 A.D. at Chamkaur Sahib.
But Guru's mother Mata Nanki Ji advised him to devotee himself to religious affairs only. After hearing mother's advise calmly, Guru said, ''My dear mother, my religion of my forefathers inspires me to take up arms. I tell you what I am doing, I am doing according to the Will of the God. Almighty had sent me in this world to uproot the tyrants have to be disarmed and evil doers have to be destroyed. I am not afraid of hill-chiefs. I bear them no malice and I have done no harm.'' At last a great Naggara was prepared and Guru Ji named it 'Ranjit' on the victorious on the battle-field.
But in those days only kings could beat a drum in their own kingdom. No king would allow another king to march through his area with the beat of drum.
But Guru's mother Mata Nanki Ji advised him to devotee himself to religious affairs only. After hearing mother's advise calmly, Guru said, ''My dear mother, my religion of my forefathers inspires me to take up arms. I tell you what I am doing, I am doing according to the Will of the God. Almighty had sent me in this world to uproot the tyrants have to be disarmed and evil doers have to be destroyed. I am not afraid of hill-chiefs. I bear them no malice and I have done no harm.'' At last a great Naggara was prepared and Guru Ji named it 'Ranjit' on the victorious on the battle-field. 
