Listening to Mata Gangga Ji, Baba Buddha Ji spoke that Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji is all-knower and it is Guru Ji’s first promise to the Sikhs to punish Chandu. There is no one as powerful as Guru Ji. Guru Ji who is seated in the meeting, says nothing all these while and just smiled. After Baba Buddha Ji ended his views, Guru Ji says that whatever Baba Buddha Ji has said will happen just like a line engraved onto a stone. Bhai Gurdas Ji who was also seated there spoke that Baba Buddha Ji has served 6 Gurus and no one is as wise as them. Bhai Gurdas Ji too agrees with Baba Buddha Ji that Guru Ji should go to Delhi. The meeting was adjourned. 
The next day, Guru Ji called Wazir Khan to the Akaal Takht. Wazir Khan and Kinch Beg arrived with folded hands. Guru Ji agrees to the invitation. 
Wazir Khan was extremely pleased and he recalled the incident that Guru Ji had cured his painful Oedema (Jalodhar). He was suffering from the pains of the disease when he heard Sukhmani Sahib which immediately cured his pain but when the Sikh’s voice could not be heard, he started having the pains. But when the Sikh came back again, my pains were resolved. Wazir Khan called the Sikh to his house and inquired on what was he uttering that resolved his pains. The Sikh replied, Sukhmani Sahib. From that day onwards, I had employed Sikhs in my house to always recite Sukhmani Sahib. Within few days, Wazir Khan was completely cured. Following which, I visited Guru Arjan Dev Ji who had cured my incurable disease and became his Sikh. From that day till today, I am the Sikh of the Guru. 

Gurpertap Suraj Granth Ras 4 Chapter 50

Corresponding to 21 Vaisakh 1762Bk (1705CE), An Exceptional Battle of Mukatsar was fought by 40 Sikhs against an attack by 25,000 Mughals. Sikhs won this battle within mere 3 Hours & 45 Minutes. This saga concludes with Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s unparalled blessings.
References have been taken from, Gurbilas Patshahi 10 (Koer Singh & Sukha Singh), Guru Kian Sakhian, Sri Gur Pad Prem Perkash and Sri Gurpertap Suraj Granth.

Katha Battle Of Mukatsar- A Descriptive Account

On 1st of Jeth 1767 Bikarmi (1710 CE), the dream and thirst of every Sikh to avenge the martyrdom of the Chhote Sahibzade was quenched when Nishan Sahib was raised over Sirhind and Wazir Khan punished to death. In order to achieve this mission, 6,000 Sikhs laid down their lives in this battle which marked the dawn of Khalsa Raj in Punjab.

Gurpertap Suraj Granth Ras 4 Chapter 50

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