baba budha ji or guru sahib wife

Baba Ji broke an onion and predicted that she will have a son who will break the heads of the enemies like this, and destroy the cruel oppressors. This boon proved to be true as later Guru Hargobind Sahib was born to her who lived up to the above expectations. "Dal Bhanjan Gur Soorma"

Guru Arjan appointed Budha tutor of Hargobind. For the compilation of the Adi Granth Budha was sent to Mohan to bring the collection of the hymns of the previous Gurus and on its completion. he was made the first priest of the Hari Mandar. Having placed the bound copy of the Holy Granth on a cot, Baba Budha carried it on his head barefoot to Hari Mandar, followed by Guru Arjan also bare-foot with a peacock feathers' fan waving over the sacred scriptures. Bhai Gurdas was third to follow at the head of sangat. The first recitation was done by Bhai Gurdas.

Prithia lodged a complaint with Emperor Akbar while on a visit to Panjab that the Adi Granth contained objectionable material against. Hinduism and Islam. The Guru sent the holy book to the Emperor at Batala under care of Bhai Gurdas and Baba Budha. As no undesirable matter was found therein, the Emperor sent them back with khilats and presents. The foundation stone of Santokhsar tank at Amritsar was laid by him.

Guru Hargobind ji asked Baba Budha ji to adorn him with a sword. Baba Budha. had never handled a sword. He put it on the wrong side of the Guru. When the Guru pointed this out, the Baba wanted to remove it to the other side. The Guru did not permit him and asked him to tie another sword on the right side. Thus the Guru was adorned with two swords called by him as the symbols of Miri and Pin. After this the Baba laid the foundation stone of Akal. Bunga and Akal Takht.

When Guru Hargobind was imprisoned in the Gwalior fort, Mata Ganga sent Baba Budha there to bring the news about the Guru. Budha visited the place 768 kilometres away at the head of many sikhs. The tank of Kaulsar at Amritsar was constructed under Budha's supervision from 1624 to 1627. He passed away in 1628 AD at the age of 122 years. His son Bhana erected Budha's tomb in 1629 at Ramdaspura.