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| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Combat | ATK 60 DEF 80 SPR 99 SPD 60 INT 92 |
| Rank | Ninth Guru / Second Sikh Martyr |
| Domain | Religious liberty; martyrdom for another faith |
| Alignment | Holy / Sikh |
| Weakness | His public defense of Hindu religious freedom drew Aurangzeb's direct hostility |
| Key Act | Agreed -- on the counsel of his nine-year-old son Gobind Rai -- to give his life rather than allow Aurangzeb to forcibly convert Kashmiri Pandits to Islam. Beheaded publicly at Chandni Chowk, Delhi, on November 11, 1675. Remembered as *Hind di Chadar*, "the Shield of India" |
| Source | *Bachittar Natak* (Gobind Singh's autobiography); Sikh tradition |
“He gave his head, but not his faith.” — common Sikh formulation
The act remains historically singular: a leader of one religion publicly martyred for the right of another religion to exist.
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