Gurdwara Sri Hatt Sahib (Sultanpur Lodhi)

Gurdwara Sri Hatt Sahib (Sultanpur Lodhi) is recorded in the directory import `Gurudwara-Directory-insert61.csv`. Geographic context on file: Punjab. Primary address line: Inside Old Fort Area, Sultanpur Lodhi, Kapurthala District, Punjab 144626. Selected column excerpts: • Historical Significance / Details: Marks the site of the state granary and provision store ('Modi Khana') operated by Nawab Daulat Khan Lodhi, where Guru Nanak Dev Ji was employed as the storekeeper. It was here that the Guru famously fell into a deep spiritual trance while weighing provisions. Upon reaching the number 13 ('Tera', which also means 'Thine'), he kept repeating 'Tera, Tera...' and gave away the store supplies to the needy, seeing God in everything. --- Complete spreadsheet column export (all columns and raw cell text preserved): • Gurudwara Name: Gurdwara Sri Hatt Sahib (Sultanpur Lodhi) • Address: Inside Old Fort Area, Sultanpur Lodhi, Kapurthala District, Punjab 144626 • Phone: NA • Email: info@sgpc.net • Website: http://www.sgpc.net • Long: 75.2014 • Lat: 31.2136 • Significance / Sub-Type: Employment / Modi Khana Site • Historical Significance / Details: Marks the site of the state granary and provision store ('Modi Khana') operated by Nawab Daulat Khan Lodhi, where Guru Nanak Dev Ji was employed as the storekeeper. It was here that the Guru famously fell into a deep spiritual trance while weighing provisions. Upon reaching the number 13 ('Tera', which also means 'Thine'), he kept repeating 'Tera, Tera...' and gave away the store supplies to the needy, seeing God in everything. • Associated Guru(s): Guru Nanak Dev Ji • Management Body: Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) • Key Facilities / Features: The 13 original stone weights (Batay) used by Guru Nanak Dev Ji are safely preserved and displayed in a glass enclosure inside the sanctum.