File:Janamsakhi manuscript painting with the caption 'Overseas travel with Bala and Mardana', Guru Nanak and his two companions are standing atop of a giant fish.jpg

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Janamsakhi manuscript painting with the caption 'Overseas travel with Bala and Mardana', Guru Nanak and his two companions are standing atop of a giant fish

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English: Janamsakhi manuscript painting with the caption 'Overseas travel with Bala and Mardana', Guru Nanak and his two companions are standing atop of a giant fish.
Date 17th, 18th, or 19th century
Source Page 26 of a book titled 'The Punjab Crisis and Human Rights' (June 1985) by Iqbal Singh (Chicago University) and published by Citizens For Human Rights and Civil Liberties, in the collection of 'Sikh Coalition "Connecting with 1984" Project', via URL: https://www.saada.org/item/20170109-4879
Author Unknown

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