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Table of Contents of the Book 'The Book of The Ten Masters' By Puran Singh

	CONTENTS
	Foreword : Ernest Rhys
I	THE FIRST MASTER : GURU NANAK	1
II	THE SECOND MASTER : ANGAD NANAK	22
III	THE THIRD MASTER : AMARDAS NANAK	29
IV	THE FOURTH MASTER : RAMDAS NANAK	36
V	THE FIFTH MASTER : ARJUN DEV NANAK	39
VI	THE SIXTH MASTER : HAR GOBIND NANAK	50
VII	THE SEVENTH MASTER : HAR RAI NANAK	60
VIII	THE EIGHT MASTER : HAR KRISHAN NANAK	62
IX	THE NINTH MASTER : TEGH BAHADUR NANAK	64
X	THE TENTH MASTER : GOBIND SINGH NANAK	72
XI	GURU NANAK : GLIMPSES OF HIS ART AND THOUGHT	95
XII	GURU GOBIND SINGH : SELECTIONS AND FREE TRANSLATIONS FROM DASAM GRANTHAM	108

Introduction to the Book 'The Book of The Ten Masters' By Puran Singh

Professor Puran Singh was a versatile genius. He was a poet of ethereal virtues tempered with the essence of the soil. He wrote rhythmical prose in Punjabi, Hindi and English, in which he poured out his soul in remarkable simplicity. He translated the excerpts from the Guru Granth Sahib with rare delight and devotion. Above all, he was a profound man of God and one of the greatest sons of Punjab who wanted to establish the Divine Kingdom on earth through the love of man.

The Punjabi University has reproduced a number of books by this laureate of the Punjab. Quite a number of manuscripts have been edited and published. The University is also bringing out Puran Singh Studies Journal which generally includes his rare or unpublished writings.

It is in this series that the University feels honoured in reproducing The Book of The Ten Masters which contains in lyrical prose the biographical account of the ten Sikh Gurus; suffixed by select translations from Gurbani and the Dasam Granth. He is tracing, as it were, the unity of the Sikh essence through the lives of the ten masters leading to the consequent evolution of the Khalsa, the religion of love and of humanity. The book is as simple as it is mystical.

The University has planned to bring out the complete works of Professor Puran Singh, which I believe shall be a perpetual source of inspiration for generations of writers to come.