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Teachings of Sri Guru Angad Dev Ji
Second Sikh Guru (1504 – 1552)

Teachings of Guru Angad Dev Ji

Standardizer of Gurmukhi & Champion of Physical & Spiritual Strength

Core Legacy of Guru Angad Dev Ji

Guru Angad Dev Ji (1504 – 1552 CE), the second Sikh Guru, standardized the Gurmukhi script, emphasized education, founded Mall Akharas for physical culture, and strengthened Langar.

Key Historic Contributions

Gurmukhi Script Standardization

Literacy & Empowerment

Refined and standardized the 35-letter Gurmukhi script so common people could read and write Gurbani.

Mall Akhara (Physical Culture)

Healthy Mind & Body

Established sports grounds and wrestling arenas to build physical strength and discipline alongside spiritual purity.

Mata Khivi's Sewa & Langar

Selfless Community Kitchen

Under Mata Khivi Ji's care, nutritious Kheer (rice pudding) was served to thousands in Langar, reinforcing equality.

Key Spiritual Principles

Obedience to Divine Will (Hukam)

Surrendering ego and living peacefully in accord with God's Command.

Education for All

Established village schools teaching children literacy, character, and spiritual values.

63 Sacred Saloks

Authored 63 profound Saloks in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji teaching humility, devotion, and detachment.

Compiling Guru Nanak's Janamsakhi

Collected authentic accounts of Guru Nanak Dev Ji's life and udasis for future generations.