Some historians say that, as a measure of clemency at the intervention of Mian Mir, this fine was imposed in lieu of the sentence of death. In addition a fine of Rupees two lakhs was imposed on him. Tera Kiya Metha lage, naam padarath Nanak mange (whatever you His body was covered with blisters all over. Boiling water was poured on his naked body at intervals. Below his feet a heap of sand was put which burnt like a furnace. He was chained to a post in an open place exposed to the sun from morning to evening in the months of May thru June. Jahangir appointed Murtaza Khan to confisicate the property of Guru and hand it over to state., apart from that a fine of 2 lakhs was also collected from the Sikhs. He summoned Guru to Lahore, Sikhs of lahore pleaded with Jahangir to let them collect the fine and pay to him to release Guru, but Jahangir refused. Jahangir hated all those who were in Akbar's good books. Salim succeded with the title of Jahangir. Guru Arjan was moved at the 13 years old Prince and gave him help with money and shelter.
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This prince Khusrau was the son of Jodha Bai, daughter of Udai Singh of Jodhpur, since he was born to a Hindu mother, was disliked by the fanatics who wanted Prince Salim who was a 100% Sunni Muslim (as oppose to the popular Hindi movie Mughal-e-Azam, where Jahangir was shown as son of Hindu mother). Prince Khusrau who was also son of Akbar and was contesting for throne was captured by Jahangir's men. Others who were against Guru were Sulahi Khan of Batala, Chandu Shah Khatri of Lahore, Sheikh Ahmad faruqi Sarhindi, Emperor Jahangir who was unlike his father Akbar and pretty much intolerant of other faiths. They were both plotting against Guru Arjan. Prithi Mal and his son Meherban called themselves real gurus and Meherban glorified his father Prithia and discredited Guru Nanak's hymns. He wrote that he had ordered the execution by torture of Guru Arjun unless he embraced Islam, because the Guru had raised aloft the standard of holiness and many Hindus and Muslims had foolishly become his followers. Chat this incident rankled in the mind of emperor Jahangir, is evident from his own statement recorded in his autobiography. The local administration was naturally aware of the growing Sociopolitical strength and influence of the Guru. But, probably the chief reason that upset the Emperor was that the Guru had blessed Khusro and helped him monetarily while the latter had rebelled against Jahangir.
Saikh Ahmad, the head of the Naqashbandt order at Sirhind and a leader of the revivalist movement of Islam in India, got upset at the influence of the Guru among men of both the communities. Consequently, the position of the Gurus had naturally given rise to hostility, both in the religious and political quarters. Owing to the growing religious and political influence of the Gurus, the Sikhs had got a clear consciousness of their religious and sociopolitical identity.
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