ST Sikh Historical Tradition
The visit is recorded in Sikh historical and traditional sources such as janamsakhis or Bhai Gurdas. This is presented as tradition, not as independently proven fact.
Story
Janamsakhi and later Sikh memory describe a visit to Delhi on the eastern travels. Independent court chronicles of a Nanak visit are not presented here as proven. The association is Sikh historical tradition.
The Sakhi
According to Sikh tradition, Guru Nanak Dev Ji met a Muslim mystic known as Majnu on the Yamuna bank. The place later known as Majnu Ka Tilla remembers that meeting. Details of dialogue vary by telling.
Teaching
The Delhi tradition emphasises spiritual friendship across religious lines and the search for God beyond labels.
Map
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Location shown approximately.
Sources
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Janamsakhi tradition
Multiple janamsakhi recensions describe journeys of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Recensions differ on sequence and some destinations. -
Gurdwara / Panthic institutional memory
Local shrine administration and Panthic memory. Confirm current names and management on site; this database does not invent dedications.