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    English: its old and rare manuscript. It might be known as 'Gurbilas Paatshahi chhevin' but we will finalize its name later.
    Date Bk/AD 1718
    Source GUKBILAS CHHEVIN PATSHAHl, lit. the (life)play of the Sixth Guru, is a versified biography of Guru Hargobind in a language more akin to Braj, written in the Gurmukhi script. The author is anonymous, though the colophon mentions 1775 Bk/AD 1718 as the year of the completion of the work. The task, says the poet, took him fifteen months to accomplish. Certain anachronistic references to events ofpost1718 period make this date suspect. Another date suggested by a modern scholar is AD 1843.
    Author Gaurav Jhammat

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