Gurudwara Sri Katalgarh Sahib (Chamkaur) - Gurudwara in Chamkaur Sahib - Rupnagar, India

Sahibzada Baba Ajit Singh ji and Jujar Singh ji fought very bravely with Mughals along with only 40 Sikhs and lost their lives.

During the battle of Chamkaur in 1704 in which the Guru and 40 Sikhs fought against overwhelming odds, both of Guru Gobind Singh's sons Ajit Singh and Jujhar Singh died in battle at this spot. When the Sikhs in the fort at Chamkaur were being martyred one by one, the Sikhs did not want the Guru's two sons to go into battle. Guru Gobind Singh declared that all the Sikhs in the fort were his beloved sons. During the battle 18 year old Baba Ajit Singh asked his father's permission to go out of the fort and fight the enemy. He said, "Dear father, my name is Ajit (Unconquerable). I will not be conquered. And if conquered, I will not flee or come back alive. Permit me to go, dear father." Guru Gobind Singh hugged and kissed his beloved son before sending him into battle where he fought heroically until his last breath.

Historical GURUDWARA where Two Sahibzadas Baba Ajit Singh ji and Jujar Singh ji fought very bravely with Mughals along with only 40 Sikhs and lost their lives for Sikh Panth . Cremation of Both Sahibzadas was performed here . This Gurudwara is build in the memory of Both Sahibjadas . A place of worship for sikhs and all.

this is sikh temple place Gurudwara sri katalgarh sahib. it located in sri chamkaur sahib. beautiful peaceful place to visit with a great history. gurudwara sri katalgarh sahib lies west of gurudwara garhi sahib and is the main shrine at chamkaur sahib.This is the holy place where two elder sahibzada,s of sri Guru Gobind Singh ji's sacrificed themselves for truth and humanity. it is sign of motivation and bravery shown by the sahibzade and 40 sikhs where they fought against 10 lakh cruel mughal army and sacrificed there lives for sikhism.

it's a Sikh Temple place called Gurudwara KatalGarh Sahb , it's located in Chamkor sahb city, here sikh's 10th Guru Shri Guru Gobind Singh ji's two younger sons (Baba Ajit Singh ji and Jujhar Singh ji) got doied fighting with Mugals, its Shaheedi place where every year in December sikh gather up here to their homage to all matryed who died at this battle place called Chamkor Di Gadi

Gurudwara is a spiritual place and according to me, no one can either give rating or review to such a spiritual place. It's one of the most peaceful thing to just sit in there, do nothing, and just observe devotees coming and going. Based on my personal experience.

Divine on earth. One of the holiest place for Sikhs worship. The vibes are amazingly positive which gives you complete peace of mind

Gurdwara Katalgarh Sahib lies west of Gurdwara Garhi Sahib and is the main shrine at Chamkaur Sahib. This Gurdwara marks the site where the thickest hand to hand fighting took place on 7 December 1704 between the Mughal army and the Sikhs, including the Sahibzadas and three of the original five Panj Piare (the Five Beloved). History During the battle of Chamkaur in 1704 in which the Guru and 40 Sikhs fought against overwhelming odds, both of Guru Gobind Singh's sons Ajit Singh and Jujhar Singh died in battle at this spot. When the Sikhs in the fort at Chamkaur were being martyred one by one, the Sikhs did not want the Guru's two sons to go into battle. Guru Gobind Singh declared that all the Sikhs in the fort were his beloved sons. During the battle 18 year old Baba Ajit Singh asked his father's permission to go out of the fort and fight the enemy. He said, "Dear father, my name is Ajit (Unconquerable). I will not be conquered. And if conquered, I will not flee or come back alive. Permit me to go, dear father." Guru Gobind Singh hugged and kissed his beloved son before sending him into battle where he fought heroically until his last breath. Baba Jujhar Singh, four years younger than Ajit Singh, having watched his brother's martyrdom, asked Guru Gobind Singh, "Permit me, dear father to go where my brother has gone. Don't say that I am too young. I am your son, I am a Singh (Lion) of yours. I shall prove worthy of you. I shall die fighting, with my face towards the enemy, with God and the Guru on my lips and in my heart." Guru Gobind Singh embraced him and said, "Go my son and wed life-giving Death. We have been here for a while. Now we shall return to our real home. Go and wait for me there. Your grandfather and elder brother are already waiting for you." Thus the Guru watched his two sons achieve eternal peace through martyrdom. Guru Gobind Singh then prepared to follow his sons and attack the Muslims but his Sikhs passed a Gurmatta (resolution) that the Guru and the two remaining panj piares should escape under cover of darkness while the remaining Sikhs, facing certain death, would hold the fort and delay the Muslim attackers. Having divested himself of authority the Guru had to yield to the will of his Sikhs. A three day fair called Shahidi Jor Mela is held on 6,7 and 8 Poh, usually corresponding with 20, 21 and 22 December, commemorating the martyrs of Chamkaur.