# The Martial Panth The sword, the warrior, and the battlefield — the martial spirit of the Panth across the tradition: shastar as devotion, the Nihang and Akali orders, and the great Singhs of Sikh history. - [[Praise of the Sword]] - [[The House of Bullets]] - [[A Warrior's Conduct]] - [[Description of a Warrior]] - [[Three Types of Warriors]] - [[The Fate of a Warrior]] - [[Two Undefeatable Warriors]] - [[Warriors and Liberation]] - [[Importance of Shastar]] - [[Meditate on Weapons]] - [[The Sword-Bearing Guru]] - [[Guru Gobind Singh's Sword]] - [[The Weapon of Devotion]] - [[Weapon Worship - Navratri]] - [[Weapon-Wearing Panth]] - [[Kirpan as Isht]] - [[The Call to Arms]] - [[The Guru's Deployment]] - [[Amritsar Battle Plan]] - [[Guru Gobind Singh Dueling]] - [[Guru Gobind Singh's Training]] - [[Guru Nanak's Army]] - [[Guru Hargobind Against Paindey Khan]] - [[Origin of Nihangs]] - [[Origins of the Nihangs' Name]] - [[Vir Singh on Nihangs]] - [[1906 Story of an Akali]] - [[Akali Phula Singh - Battle of Peshawar Part 1]] - [[Akali Phula Singh - Battle of Peshawar Part 2]] - [[Akali Phula Singh - Battle of Peshawar Part 3]] - [[Baba Deep Singh]] - [[Mai Bhago]] - [[Baghel Singh's Victory]] - [[Sahibzada Ajit Singh]] - [[Bachittar Singh]] - [[Nahar Singh Sher Singh]] - [[Why the Khalsa was Victorious]] - [[Spirit of the Singhs]]