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In 1552, Guru Angad Dev named his disciple Amar Das as the third Guru, passing over his own sons Dasu and Datu. What does this repeat from earlier in Sikh history?

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1. In 1552, Guru Angad Dev named his disciple Amar Das as the third Guru, passing over his own sons Dasu and Datu. What does this repeat from earlier in Sikh history?

Nothing, it was the first time this had happened in Sikhism

The same choice Guru Nanak had made in 1539, picking a disciple over his own sons

A tradition borrowed from Mughal court succession

A decision forced on him by the Sabha and Samiti

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