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Gurdwara Kavi Asthan Darbar
Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj used to listen poems from the poets at this place. After listening poems, Guru ji awarded the poets with gold coins and money for their appreciable poetry. At this place,Guru Ji vanquished the arrogance of the poet Chandan by getting the translation of poems by one of his hearders Bhai Dhanna. Over this Place, Guru Sahib adressed the river Yamuna to pass through this piace silently and till today river Yamuna is passing silently through this place in order to follow the order of Guru Sahib.
Gurdwara Dastar Asthan
This is the holy place where Kalgidhar Patshah Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj used to admire nature and tie his turban while sitting over here. It was here that prizes were distributed to those who beautifully tie their turbans. After the victory of the battle of Bhangani Sahib, when Guru Sahib was combing his hair at this place, Peer Budhu Shah Ji, a renowned Muslim saint, who had joined the battle of Bhangani Sahib along with his sons and followers, came to get permission from Guru Ji to go back, then Guru Jisaid, "Peer Ji, I am very happy with you, ask for something, then Peer Ji said if you are happy then please give me this comb and the sacred hair stuck in it. Guru Ji was pleased and bestowed his half turban and a comb on Peer Ji as a Siropa.
Darbar Sri Paonta Sahib
The Nahan state (Territory of the Raja Medani Prakash) was forcibly taken by Raja Fateh Shah of Téhri Garhwal, the territory of the Raja Medani Prakash. Raja Medani Prakash of Nahan prayed to his Raj Guru Kalpi Rishi for his help and assistance.
The sage told the king that the tenth Guru, Guru Gobind Singh Ji, was sitting on the throne of Guru Nanak Devi Ji Maharaj at Sri Anandpur Sahib. Go to them and request that they will help you. I will also do darshan of Guru Ji in the last days of my life. Raja Medani Prakash obeyed the sage's request and sent his Wazir to Guru Ji at Sri Anandpur Sahib. Accepting the request, Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj arrived in Nahan State along with his family and a group of 500 Sikhs and laid the foundation stone of Sri Paonta Sahib in 1685 (Maghar Sangrand) at the request of Raja Medani Prakash.