Where did the Sikhism religion begin?

Answer 1

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When Guru Nanak Dev ji had eloped in water from Sultanpur Lodhi. a prophet called Varn Devta brought Guru Nanak before Akal Purkh (God) and when Guru Nanak asked Akal Purkh the reasons for all Devtas standing outside the door of Akal Purkh palace, then Akal Purkh told Guru Nanak that Devtas standing outside have changed the men and women by ammending their faces, cutting of hairs and beards.

Now you Guru Nanak I am blessing with you power, which I have never given to anybody before and you create a religion, which should keep the men and women in the same shape as is my creativeness. None of ur disciple will cut hair and beards, moustache etc.He/she will remain intact as I have made and they will not worship anybody else except myself the ALL MIGHTY.

When Guru Nanak and his friend Mardana went to bathe in the river, Guru Nanak mysteriously dissappeared! Mardana went home to tell everybody, because he thought he'd drowned.

3 days later he reappeared, claiming he'd had a vision from God. When he returned he started his own religion, Sikhism, where he thought everyone should be treated fairly.

Answer 2

Sikhism began in Northern India in the 15th century. It was founded on the teachings of Guru Nanak.

Answer 3

Sikhism began in India in the Region of Punjab

Answer 4

Sikhism began in 1499.