Sakhee Book

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Thanks to the Almighty, to whose unbounded kind ness, we owe the regeneration of this country which the British nation has effected so successfully. The nation in question has created a desire among the people to cul tivate learning and has dinected their mind towards their own religion. In publishing this work, I pray fervently and sincerely to God, for Her Gracious Majesty the Queen for her disinterested kindness in governing this kingdom and protecting its inhabitants from oppression and misrule. I sincerely believe and wish that this act may be cousi dered as an act of sincere loyalty expressed towards Her Majesty and that this act of sincere loyalty is the chief desire of the Government. It is also the desire of this Government that such a book containing the true account of Seikh religion may be published. I will not with bold myself by publishing this work only, but shall de vote my life and labour to publish books containing some of the accounts of Seikh religion which has great afiini ty with the legislation of the country. Every story of this book contains some accounts of legislation. It is the true cause for the spread of Kuka religion. It is useless to say anything more on the subject. Every one who will read the work, will no doubt, acknowledge the truth of my statement.

Thanks to the Almighty, to whose unbounded kind ness, we owe the regeneration of this country which the British nation has effected so successfully. The nation in question has created a desire among the people to cul tivate learning and has dinected their mind towards their own religion. In publishing this work, I pray fervently and sincerely to God, for Her Gracious Majesty the Queen for her disinterested kindness in governing this kingdom and protecting its inhabitants from oppression and misrule. I sincerely believe and wish that this act may be cousi dered as an act of sincere loyalty expressed towards Her Majesty and that this act of sincere loyalty is the chief desire of the Government. It is also the desire of this Government that such a book containing the true account of Seikh religion may be published. I will not with bold myself by publishing this work only, but shall de vote my life and labour to publish books containing some of the accounts of Seikh religion which has great afiini ty with the legislation of the country. Every story of this book contains some accounts of legislation. It is the true cause for the spread of Kuka religion. It is useless to say anything more on the subject. Every one who will read the work, will no doubt, acknowledge the truth of my statement.