Machhiwara

Machhiwara Sahib is one of the creating urban areas in the Ludhiana region of the Indian territory of Punjab. Machhiwara is well known for Gurudwara Sri Charan Kanwal Sahib related with Guru Gobind Singh and named after the Guru's feet that are contrasted with the lotus blossom. Machhiwara name originated from machhi + wara. Machhiwara used to be a modest angling town on the edge of Satluj River in old occasions, yet Satluj River's stream changed with time. Presently Satluj River flees from Machhiwara. At the point when Humayun was attempting to recover his capacity on India, Humayun caught Lahore in February 1555.

Another unit of his powers caught Dipalpur. Next, the Mughal armed force involved Jalandhar and their propelled division continued towards Sirhind. Sikandar Shah Suri sent a power of 30,000 steeds with Naseeb Khan and Tatar Khan, yet they were crushed by the Mughal armed force in a Battle at Machhiwara. At the point when Emperor Aurangzeb's armed force assaulted the fortification of Chamkaur Sahib, Guru Gobind Singhji effectively opposed their invasion and disappeared into the woodlands of Machhiwara. The Mughal powers got twist of his whereabouts.

Master Gobind Singhji was spared by two of his Muslim Pashtun enthusiasts who camouflaged him as their Muslim prophet. Where the Guruji rested is the place the Gurudwara stands today. There are four gurudawars Sikh sanctuaries in Machhiwara. At the point when Guru Gobind singh ji was in Machhiwara he stated "mitar Payara nu Kehana" in the woods of Machhiwara. Machhiwara is a renowned goal for Sikh travelers. On 13 April consistently there is a bis celebration of Vashaki. Another Sikh religious celebration of SABHA is hung on 21– 23 December consistently.