JanasakhiArxivat 2012-03-24 a Wayback Machine. Janamsakhis of Miharban and Mani Singh, Janamsakhi Tradition, Dr. Kirpal Singh, 2004, Universitat Punjabí, Patiala. ISBN 81-7205-311-8. www.globalsikhstudies.net.
HardwarArxivat 2011-09-20 a Wayback Machine. Ain-e-Akbari, per Abul Fazl 'Allami, Volum I, A´I´N 22. The A´bda´r Kha´nah. P 55. traduït del persa per H. Blochmann i Coronel H. S. Jarrett, Asiatic society of Bengal. Calcutta, 1873 – 1907. “His Majesty calls this source of life “the water of immortality,” and has committed the care of this department to proper persons.... Both at home and on travels, he drinks Ganges water.”
JanasakhiArxivat 2012-03-24 a Wayback Machine. Janamsakhis of Miharban and Mani Singh, Janamsakhi Tradition, Dr. Kirpal Singh, 2004, Universitat Punjabí, Patiala. ISBN 81-7205-311-8. www.globalsikhstudies.net.
HardwarArxivat 2011-09-20 a Wayback Machine. Ain-e-Akbari, per Abul Fazl 'Allami, Volum I, A´I´N 22. The A´bda´r Kha´nah. P 55. traduït del persa per H. Blochmann i Coronel H. S. Jarrett, Asiatic society of Bengal. Calcutta, 1873 – 1907. “His Majesty calls this source of life “the water of immortality,” and has committed the care of this department to proper persons.... Both at home and on travels, he drinks Ganges water.”