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Which of the following statements are correct?(i) There was tradition of an annual 'sarbat khalsa' at Chak Guru (Amritsar); but dissensions grew apace and each chief tended to carve out a separate territory for himself. (ii) The Dasam Granth contains compositions of Guru Gobind Singh. (iii) The Gurus were Khatris and their principal lieutenants, the masands, were also Khatris. (iv) The military power of the Gurus reached its apex under the tenth and last Guru, Gobind Singh. Select your answer from the code given below: Code:

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Which of the following statements are correct?<br />(i) There was tradition of an annual 'sarbat khalsa' at Chak Guru (Amritsar); but dissensions grew apace and each chief tended to carve out a separate territory for himself. (ii) The Dasam Granth contains compositions of Guru Gobind Singh. (iii) The Gurus were Khatris and their principal lieutenants, the masands, were also Khatris. (iv) The military power of the Gurus reached its apex under the tenth and last Guru, Gobind Singh. Select your answer from the code given below: Code:






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