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25 I.IVKS OF GOOltOO UNGUT, UMMUR BOSS, RAM DOSS,
26 URJUN, HUB GOVIND, MUR RAO, HUE KISHRN>
27 AND TEJH BUHADUR.
28 If Nanuk really had two sons, he did not con¬
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30 N a sink's suc¬
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32 had created. Before his death, the Gooroo had
33 chosen his faithful follower Lehna to succeed him,
34 and named him Ungut, from the following' circum¬
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36 One day while Bahaf Nanuk was wandefing in
37 the jungles, attended by Boodha and Lehna, at a
38 Certain place they found a coffin with a corpse in it.
39 His choice Nanuk desired Boodha to eat the corpse, but the
40 and the wa-*' latter in disgust refused. He gave the same order
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42 * Malcolm gives Ang — body, and Khud—own, as the explanation of the
43 word, but without alluding to the circumstance in the text which gave rise
44 to Nanuk calling Lehna his own body.
45 f Baku is a word often applied to fukeera j both this and Shah w ere fre¬
46 quently employed by the Sikh historians when speaking of their founder.
47 They even style him Nfrvtk Narthkur, or Nanuk the Qtnmpresen fis — Malcolm*