Ang 571
ਅੰਗ ੫੭੧
- Found in
- Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Ji
- Written by
- Guru Gobind Singh Ji
- Lines
- 24
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ਨਚੇ ਮੁੰਡ ਮਾਲੀ ॥
nache mu(n)dd maalee ||
ਹਸੇਤਤ ਕਾਲੀ ॥੨੦੦॥
hasetat kaalee ||200||
The swords saturated with hot blood glistened and Shiva danced and laughed.200.
ਜੁਟੰਤੰਤ ਵੀਰੰ ॥
juTa(n)ta(n)t veera(n) ||
ਛੁਟੰਤੰਤ ਤੀਰੰ ॥
chhuTa(n)ta(n)t teera(n) ||
ਬਰੰਤੰਤ ਬਾਲੰ ॥
bara(n)ta(n)t baala(n) ||
ਢਲੰਤੰਤ ਢਾਲੰ ॥੨੦੧॥
ddala(n)ta(n)t ddaala(n) ||201||
The warriors, getting together, began to discharge arrows and taking their gleaming shields they began to wed the heavenly damsels.201.
ਸੁਮਤੰਤ ਮਦੰ ॥
sumata(n)t madha(n) ||
ਉਠੈ ਸਦ ਗਦੰ ॥
auThai sadh gadha(n) ||
ਕਟੰਤੰਤ ਅੰਗੰ ॥
kaTa(n)ta(n)t a(n)ga(n) ||
ਗਿਰੰਤੰਤ ਜੰਗੰ ॥੨੦੨॥
gira(n)ta(n)t ja(n)ga(n) ||202||
The intoxicated sound is rising from all the four sides and the chopped limbs are falling down in the battlefield.202.
ਚਲਤੰਤਿ ਚਾਯੰ ॥
chalata(n)t chaaya(n) ||
ਜੁਝੰਤੰਤ ਜਾਯੰ ॥
jujha(n)ta(n)t jaaya(n) ||
ਰਣੰਕੰਤ ਨਾਦੰ ॥
rana(n)ka(n)t naadha(n) ||
ਬਜੰਤੰਤ ਬਾਦੰ ॥੨੦੩॥
baja(n)ta(n)t baadha(n) ||203||
The warriors are fighting with each other with great zeal and the musical instruments are being and played in the battlefield.203.
ਪੁਐਰੰਤ ਪਤ੍ਰੀ ॥
puaaira(n)t patree ||
ਲਗੰਤੰਤ ਅਤ੍ਰੀ ॥
laga(n)ta(n)t atree ||
ਬਜਤੰਤ੍ਰ ਅਤ੍ਰੰ ॥
bajata(n)tr atra(n) ||
ਜੁਝਤੰਤ ਛਤ੍ਰੰ ॥੨੦੪॥
jujhata(n)t chhatra(n) ||204||
The tips of the arms and weapons are entering the bodies and the Kshatriyas are striking their arms and weapons in the battlefield.204.
ਗਿਰੰਤੰਤ ਭੂਮੀ ॥
gira(n)ta(n)t bhoomee ||
ਉਠੰਤੰਤ ਝੂਮੀ ॥
auTha(n)ta(n)t jhoomee ||
ਰਟੰਤੰਤ ਪਾਨੰ ॥
raTa(n)ta(n)t paana(n) ||
ਜੁਝੰਤੰਤ ਜੁਆਨੰ ॥੨੦੫॥
jujha(n)ta(n)t juaana(n) ||205||
The warriors falling on the earth and then swinging up and fighting are shouting for water.205.
ਚਲੰਤੰਤ ਬਾਣੰ ॥
chala(n)ta(n)t baana(n) ||
ਰੁਕੰਤੰਤ ਦਿਸਾਣੰ ॥
ruka(n)ta(n)t dhisaana(n) ||
End of Ang 571
About Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Ji
Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Ji is the granth of the Tenth Guru, Guru Gobind Singh Ji. Its 1,428 angs include Jaap Sahib, Tav Prasad Savaiye and Chaupai Sahib, which Sikhs read in their daily Nitnem. Each ang here is the full page in Gurmukhi with a transliteration and English translation, line by line.